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Bachelor's programme - information and contact (learning platform Canvas)

Questions?

Please contact programme director Maria Swanberg, maria [dot] swanberg [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se or administrator Viktoria Willenfelt Lumpkins, biomed [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se

How to apply

The appointment process varies between the programmes. All programmes give priority to you who have a teaching position when recruiting.

In the first instance, you should contact your assistant head of department with responsibility for education at the undergraduate and graduate level.

Below you find specific information from some of our programs. It describes how teaching assignments are appointed to these.

Both the Bachelor and Master programmes in biomedicine have English as language of instruction and admit students from all over the world.

All major teaching assignments (course leader and examiner) are appointed in competition by the programme director after counselling with the chair of the programme board.

If you are interested in becoming a course leader or examiner, you need to keep an eye out for advertisements on the faculty's website as well as information about expression of interest via official emails from the faculty.

All other teaching assignments are appointed by the course leader for the respective course based on competence and experience. If you are interested in teaching in a specific course you should contact the course leader. You find a list of the courses and contact information to the course leader here:

Master's programme - information and contact (learning platform Canvas)

Please contact the programme director.

Master’s programme in Public health - information and contact (learning platform Canvas)

The teaching in the Medical programme is generally in Swedish. However, there are a few instances where English is sufficient:

Semester 1

Project lab – 2-3 students spend 1-2 days at a research lab, and get a general introduction and perform an experiment. They shall also put together a lab report. If you are interested in supervising, please send an email to: T1 [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se (T1[at]med[dot]lu[dot]se)

Semester 3

Analysis of a controversial scientific issue – The students shall put together an analysis in English. If you are interested in assessing such analyses, please send an email to: T3 [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se (T3[at]med[dot]lu[dot]se)

Semester 5 and 10

Scientific project – The students carry out scientific projects of ~7 weeks (semester 5) or one semester (semester 10). You can register a project in our database for scientific projects. Thereby the students can find it when they search for projects.

Website/database for scientific projects

Most programmes have Swedish as language of instruction.

More information about teaching in Swedish

Contact

If you are interested in teaching opportunities, we encourage you to contact the assistant head of department (“GA-prefekt”) at your department.

In case of other questions about the content on this web page, please contact:

Mattias Collin
Chairman, the Committee for Master Programmes
mattias [dot] collin [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se

All courses at the Biomedicine programmes are held in English and designed for the use of active learning and teaching strategies, mainly in the form of TBL, Team Based Learning. Therefore, it is important that teachers involved in course management are familiar with active learning and continue to apply this throughout the course.

Also, we encourage connecting courses within the respective programme to assure alignment and progress in learning. Most courses have two course managers and one examiner that work in close collaboration. For more information, please see the programme overview, course syllabi as well as a role description of the course manager.

Application of interest

If this sounds like a stimulating opportunity, send a short letter of interest and pedagogic CV (including your pedagogical training, experience and vision) as well as which course you are interested in, to biomed [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se, no later than December 19, 2024.

The applications will be evaluated on 5 criteria. Please clearly address these aspects in your application.

Pedagogic education
Teaching experience
Prior experience of course management
Subject expertise
International experience

Please also specify what type of position you hold at LU (e.g. Researcher, Associate senior lecturer (BUL), Senior Lecturer, Professor).

More information

Questions?

Please contact programme director Maria Swanberg, maria [dot] swanberg [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se or administrator Viktoria Willenfelt Lumpkins, biomed [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se

All courses at the Biomedicine programmes are held in English and designed for the use of active learning and teaching strategies, mainly in the form of TBL, Team Based Learning. Therefore, it is important that teachers involved in course management are familiar with active learning and continue to apply this throughout the course.

Also, we encourage connecting courses within the respective programme to assure alignment and progress in learning. Most courses have two course managers and one examiner that work in close collaboration. For more information, please see the programme overview, course syllabi as well as a role description of the course manager.

Application of interest

If this sounds like a stimulating opportunity, send a short letter of interest and pedagogic CV (including your pedagogical training, experience and vision) as well as which course you are interested in, to biomed [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se, no later than December 19, 2024.

The applications will be evaluated on 5 criteria. Please clearly address these aspects in your application.

Pedagogic education
Teaching experience
Prior experience of course management
Subject expertise
International experience

Please also specify what type of position you hold at LU (e.g. Researcher, Associate senior lecturer (BUL), Senior Lecturer, Professor).

More information

Questions?

Please contact programme director Maria Swanberg, maria [dot] swanberg [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se or administrator Viktoria Willenfelt Lumpkins, biomed [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se

All courses at the Biomedicine programmes are held in English and designed for the use of active learning and teaching strategies, mainly in the form of TBL, Team Based Learning. Therefore, it is important that teachers involved in course management are familiar with active learning and continue to apply this throughout the course.

Also, we encourage connecting courses within the respective programme to assure alignment and progress in learning. Most courses have two course managers and one examiner that work in close collaboration. For more information, please see the programme overview, course syllabi as well as a role description of the course manager.

Application of interest

If this sounds like a stimulating opportunity, send a short letter of interest and pedagogic CV (including your pedagogical training, experience and vision) as well as which course you are interested in, to biomed [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se, no later than December 19, 2024.

The applications will be evaluated on 5 criteria. Please clearly address these aspects in your application.

Pedagogic education
Teaching experience
Prior experience of course management
Subject expertise
International experience

Please also specify what type of position you hold at LU (e.g. Researcher, Associate senior lecturer (BUL), Senior Lecturer, Professor).

More information

Questions?

Please contact programme director Maria Swanberg, maria [dot] swanberg [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se or administrator Viktoria Willenfelt Lumpkins, biomed [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se

All courses at the Biomedicine programmes are held in English and designed for the use of active learning and teaching strategies, mainly in the form of TBL, Team Based Learning. Therefore, it is important that teachers involved in course management are familiar with active learning and continue to apply this throughout the course.

Also, we encourage connecting courses within the respective programme to assure alignment and progress in learning. Most courses have two course managers and one examiner that work in close collaboration. For more information, please see the programme overview, course syllabi as well as a role description of the course manager.

Application of interest

If this sounds like a stimulating opportunity, send a short letter of interest and pedagogic CV (including your pedagogical training, experience and vision) as well as which course you are interested in, to biomed [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se, no later than December 19, 2024.

The applications will be evaluated on 5 criteria. Please clearly address these aspects in your application.

Pedagogic education
Teaching experience
Prior experience of course management
Subject expertise
International experience

Please also specify what type of position you hold at LU (e.g. Researcher, Associate senior lecturer (BUL), Senior Lecturer, Professor).

More information

Questions?

Please contact programme director Maria Swanberg, maria [dot] swanberg [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se or administrator Viktoria Willenfelt Lumpkins, biomed [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se

All courses at the Biomedicine programmes are held in English and designed for the use of active learning and teaching strategies, mainly in the form of TBL, Team Based Learning. Therefore, it is important that teachers involved in course management are familiar with active learning and continue to apply this throughout the course.

Also, we encourage connecting courses within the respective programme to assure alignment and progress in learning. Most courses have two course managers and one examiner that work in close collaboration. For more information, please see the programme overview, course syllabi as well as a role description of the course manager.

Application of interest

If this sounds like a stimulating opportunity, send a short letter of interest and pedagogic CV (including your pedagogical training, experience and vision) as well as which course you are interested in, to biomed [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se, no later than December 19, 2024.

The applications will be evaluated on 5 criteria. Please clearly address these aspects in your application.

Pedagogic education
Teaching experience
Prior experience of course management
Subject expertise
International experience

Please also specify what type of position you hold at LU (e.g. Researcher, Associate senior lecturer (BUL), Senior Lecturer, Professor).

More information