EU Careers lack Swedish applicants: ”The next generation is needed”

On Thursday February 6th, the Social Sciences Student Union at Lund University hosted a lecture with the European Parliament and EU Careers. Pernilla Jourde and Cecilia Sundberg, two Swedish EU civil servants, talked about life in Brussels and encouraged students to consider these careers.

Your Guide to the Hidden Art Gems of Malmö and Lund

Looking for something beyond the usual museum experience? Lundagård’s Jana Denisiuk guides you through alternative art venues in Lund and Malmö – from medieval settings to industrial spaces.

Atomic bomb survivors honored with Nobel Peace Prize

In Oslo, Nihon Hidankyo received the Nobel Peace Prize during a formal ceremony on 10th December. This Japanese association of survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki advocates for a world free from nuclear weapons.

Spike in break-ins at Parentesen

Pant, gaming consoles and various electronics. Burglars have been breaking into Parentesen, climbing balconies and using crowbars to access residents’ belongings.

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A matter of perspective

By Catalina Ordoñez
2 oktober, 2020
Do foreign people suddenly become deaf upon arriving in Lund? Does a quiet or noisy city feel safer? Everything is relative. ”Safety depends on the eye of the beholder”, says Lundagårds student life columnist Catalina Ordoñez. I have ...
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Foreigners with an expiration date

By Catalina Ordoñez
4 september, 2020
”They took the welcome rug away from under me.” Lundagård’s new international columnist, Catalina Ordoñez Valenzuela from Colombia, writes about the ambiguity of the Swedish hospitality, and about arriving in the promised land, only to discover there’s no ...
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Paying for education – Sweden’s tuition fee and it’s consequences

By Emily Hsiang
16 oktober, 2019
Did you know that international students coming to Sweden weren’t required to pay tuition fee before 2011? Sweden’s process to start making tuition fee mandatory begin in 2004. In 2019, Lundagård investigates its consequences. In the 2004/05 academic ...
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