Lund University Faculty of Medicine - A World-Class Institution for Research and Education
Lund University's Faculty of Medicine, part of a prestigious institution with nine faculties, is renowned for its world-leading research fields and commitment to understanding, explaining, and improving the human condition. With over 8,000 employees and 45,000 students, the university offers a wide range of courses and attracts a large number of international students. The university's research, which includes recent Nobel Prize-winning work in physics, addresses global challenges such as democracy, digitalization, and health.
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Lund University FACULTY OF MEDICINE 2024
Nine Faculties and several world-leading research fields.
Nine faculties in three locations Faculty of Engineering LTH Faculty of Science Faculty of Law Faculty of Social Sciences Faculty of Medicine Joint Faculties of Humanities and Theology School of Economics and Management Faculty of Fine & Performing Arts HELSINGBORG LUND MALM Campus Helsingborg School of Aviation
More than 8000 employees, about 45000 students.
A world-class university that works to understand, explain and improve our world and the human condition.
One of Scandinavias widest range of courses.
Distribution of students Master s, freestanding courses, 1% Master s, programme, 26% Undergraduate, programme, 50% Undergraduate, freestanding courses, 23%
Lund attracts more international students than any other Swedish university.
Research that meets the challenges of our time.
Nobel Prize in Physics 2023 to Anne L'Huillier, Professor of Atomic Physics She shares the prize with Pierre Agostini and Ferenc Krausz. They are awarded the prize for experimental methods that generate attosecond pulses of light for the study of electron dynamics in matter
Our research increases our understanding of the world, makes complex issues comprehensible and addresses global challenges in areas such as democracy, digitalisation, health and sustainability.
Research figures 2800 Research students 400 PhD 770 Professors 4400 Other academic staff 6290 Publications
World University Rankings QS THE* Shanghai** 2023-24 85 106 151 200 2022 95 119 151 200 2021 87 116 151 200 2020 97 103 101 150 2019 92 96 101 150 * THE = Times Higher Education ** Shanghai ranking = Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU)
One of Northern Europe s most knowledge- intensive areas.
Member of the strong international network LERU (the League of European Research Universities), and Universitas 21.
Faculty of Medicine EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND COLLABORATION
EDUCATION for a better life
Our education The faculty has 8 education programmes at basic level. At advanced level we have 3 master of science education programmes, around 10 specialist nurse programmes and a mid- wife programme. The faculty also offers a health science introduction year and a range of individual education courses in the field of medicine and health.
Education programmes at the Faculty of Medicine Basic level programmes Masters programmes Biomedicine Public health science Medical science with main focus respectively on occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech therapy, nursing, radiography and reproductive and sexual health Specialist education programmes for nurses and mid-wives Audiology Biomedicine Medicine Nurse Occupational therapy Physiotherapy Radiology nurse Speech therapy
Our educational organisation Education on basic and advanced level The faculty s Education Board has the financial and strategic responsibility for our education programmes on basic and advanced level. Below the Education Board we have 4 progamme boards who work with development, planning and management of education courses and programmes on the Education Board s behalf.
Post graduate education The faculty has approximately 1000 PhD students, of which 80% are part-time students and 20% full-time Full-time PhD student: 4 years (PhD student employed by Lund University) Part-time PhD student: 8 years (PhD student has another employer, such as the regional health care provider) Doctorate in one subject: Medical science/Doctor of Medical science Approx. 150 disertations per year
PhD students from all over the world The faculty s PhD students have undergraduate degrees from 62 countries.
RESEARCH for a better life
At the Faculty of Medicine we do research for patients and for people s health and well-being
Research for patients and for people s health and well-being At the faculty we do research in health sciences, clinical sciences and experimental research for people s health and well-being We do research based in the needs of patients and healthcare providers, research in or together with the healthcare sector, and research that is converted into new treatments and diagnostics The faculty is part of a broad university which gives us unique opportunities for interdisciplinary collaborations
Strong interdisciplinary research Examples of research areas: The nervous system and injuries and diseases of the nervous system Diabetes Cardiovascular diseases Blood and blood related diseases Cancer Stem cell biology The ageing human and population
Forskningsinfrastruktur i framkant P Lunds universitet, inom ramen f r Medicinska fakulteten verksamhet, finns forskningsinfrastruktur i absolut framkant och omr det r under st ndig utveckling N gra exempel: - Lund Bioimaging Center (LBIC) - Center for Translational Genomics (CTG) - SciLifeLab @ Lund
SciLifeLab in Lund National research infrastructure , focusing on molecular life sciences Formed in 2022 as one of six nodes in Sweden. - Chemical Biology Consortium Sweden - Clinical Genomics Lund - Cryo-Electron Microscopy - Human Antibody Therapeutics - National Bioinformatics Infrastructure - Structural Proteomics InfraLife a collaboration between SciLifeLab, MAX IV och ESS
Sharing knowledge and research Through our events we spread knowledge and new research findings to the interested public, students, decision makers and patient groups Public events - The Research Day - Kunskapskrogen - Science lunches - Lund culture night
Focus on collaboration Close collaboration with the healthcare sector - a prerequisite for us to be able to conduct education and research Collaboration with industry and business to ensure that research benefits patients Focus on internationalisation and creating diversity in the recruitment of both students and researchers to create a more creative environment
