1. Lund University
faculty of medicine

2. 8 faculties a comprehensive university
And more than 30 worldleading reasearch areas

3. Eight faculties in three locations
Within the university there is also, the MAX IV, International Environment Institute IIIEE, as well as several research centers and public activities. Closely linked to the university is also the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law.
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
Campus Helsingborg
School of Aviation
HELSINGBORG
LUND
MALMÖ

4. 7 400 employees, more than 40 000 students
More than free-standing courses of which more than are taught in English.
80 educational programs with a first level degree.
280 programmes – 180 taught in English
Other facts:
students (individuals, total per semester)
students (individuals, total over year)
7 400 employees, of whom academic staff (800 professors)
Revenue: SEK 8,2 billion (1/3 education, 2/3 research)
7 400 employees, more than students

5. One of Scandinavia’s widest range of courses

6. Lund University has educateed Nobel laureates, prime ministers, a president and several notable leaders
Nobel laureates: Sune Bergström (Physiology or Medicine 1982) , Arvid Carlsson (Physiology or Medicine 2000), Bertil Ohlin (Economy 1977), Bengt Samuelsson (Physiology or Medicine 1982) , Manne Siegbahn (Physics 1924)
Prime minister: Swedish prime ministers Tage Erlander, Ernst Wigfors, Ingvar Carlsson
President: Rupiah Banda President of Zambia ( )

7. One of Scandinavia’s broadest research environments.
Comprehensive university with boundary-crossing collaborations.
One of Scandinavia’s broadest research environments.

8. One of the top 100 in the world
(QS and THE Ranking 2017)

9. World University RankingsQS
THE*
Shanghai**
2018 78 93
101–150
2017 73 96
2016 70 90
2015 60
119
2014 67
123
* THE= Times Higher Education
** Shanghai ranking = Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU)

10. International students
Total % On Master’s programmes %
International research students
Total %
Lund attracts more international students than any other Swedish university.

11. Faculty of Medicine
Siffror i presentationen är hämtade från Lunds universitets årsredovisning 2016
EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND innovation SINCE 1666

12. 2 800 full-time students
1 100 postgraduate students
150 obtain their doctorates each year
1 800 employees 200 professors

13. EDUCATION
Learning for life.

14. Training in healthcare
Clinical training is mainly conducted within the healthcare system in Skåne
The training includes skills training and team training together with other professions
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15. Undergraduate programmes
Audiology
Biomedicine
Medicine
Nursing
Diagnostic Radiology Nursing
Occupational Therapy
Physical Therapy
Speech Pathology and Therapy

16. Master’s programmes Biomedicine Public Health Sport Sciences
Medical Science specialising in Physiotherapy, Nursing, Logopedics, Occupational Therapy, Radiography and Reproductive, Perinatal and Sexual Health
Specialist programmes in Nursing

17. Professional development
MedCUL – the Centre for Teaching and Learning at the Faculty of Medicine
Offers professional development courses in teaching and learning
Works to ensure that the faculty’s courses and programmes are based on current knowledge in the area of teaching

19. Postgraduate education
5 postgraduate subjects
About postgraduate students
About 150 doctoral dissertations presented annually

20. PhD students from all over the world
The Faculty’s PhD students have Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from 56 different countries

21. Doctoral conferment ceremony in the Lund Cathedral.

22. RESEARCH
For a better life

23. Research for human health

24. Research for human health
Research in health sciences, clinical research and basic research – all in close collaboration with the healthcare system
The faculty is a part of a full-scale University which provides unique opportunities for cross- disciplinary collaborations

25. Research for the patient.

26. Research for the patient
Research based on the needs of the patients and the healthcare system
Research conducted within the the healthcare system
Research translated into new treatments and diagnostics

27. Strong research areas Examples
Neuroscience and diseases in the nervous system
Diabetes
Cardiovascular diseases
Cancer
Stem cell biology
Infectious diseases
Epidemiology
Healthy Ageing
Bioimaging and Masspectrometry

29. One of Northern Europe’s most knowledge-intensive areas

30. Greater Copenhagen Home to 4 million inhabitants
Finland
Greater Copenhagen
Norway
Home to 4 million inhabitants
and Scandinavia’s largest recruitment
base of highly-skilled employees.
Sweden
Denmark

31. Greater Copenhagen: one of the world’s strongest research regions
The highest concentration of highly-qualified workers in northern Europe
17 universities
students
researchers
A hub for ideas, science and culture
A large proportion of the business sector has its origins in research
International airport (Copenhagen)
researchers, students, 19 research parks and incubators and 17 higher education institutions.

32. With world class research facilities.

33. MAX IV – the most brilliant X-rays for research.
World-leading synchrotron radiation laboratory
Using synchrotron radiation to study materials at the atomic scale
For scientific breakthroughs within medicine, engineering and science
Inaugurated June 2016
Mikael Eriksson, the brain behind the MAX IV.
MAX IV – the most brilliant X-rays for research.

34. ESS. European Spallation Source.
A draft picture showing the future ESS building in Lund, with surrounding area and the Öresund strait and bridge to Copenhagen in Denmark.
World-leading facility for neutron science
The atomic and molecular structure and function of materials such as plastics, proteins and medicines
Opens for research in 2023
Will be used by at least seventeen European countries
ESS. European Spallation Source.

35. Research in collaboration

36. Några innovationer från Lund
1944 Tetraedern (Tetra Pak)
1946 Den konstgjorda njuren (Gambro)
1953 Ultraljudsdiagnostik
1966 Bricanyl – astmamedicin
1967 Nicorette – nikotinläkemedel
1971 Respiratorn (ServoVentilatorn)
1984 Axis – skrivar- och kameraservrar
1990 Oatly – havredryck
1991 Proviva – fruktdryck med
hälsosamma lactobaciller
1993 Qlik – programvara för
datavisualisering
1995 Bluetooth
1997 Precise Biometrics –
fingeravtrycksläsare
2005 Hövding – ”osynlig” cykelhjälm
med airbagfunktion
2007 A1M Pharma – diagnos
och behandling av
havandeskapsförgiftning
2010 SenzaGen – allergitester utan
djurförsök
2011 cTrap – duk som stoppar skadliga
ämnen på fuktskadade ytor
2012 Orbital Systems – världens mest
vatteneffektiva dusch
2013 Endodrill - instrument för
cancerdiagnostik
2015 Uniti – elektrisk citybil
Den konstgjorda njuren (Gambro)
Ultraljudsdiagnostik
Bricanyl – astmamedicin
Nicorette – nikotinläkemedel
Proviva – fruktdryck med hälsosamma lactobaciller
Endodrill – instrument för cancerdiagnostik

37. Medicon Village
Mer än 120 företag och organisationer, med över 1600 medarbetare verksamma inom life science
Forsknings- och företagsby inom Life Science, bl a: Cancer, diabetes och nanomedicin
Triple Helix-samarbete initierat av Lunds universitet
Mer än 100 företag/organisationer
kvm forskningspark
kvm laboratorieyta

38. 350 companies, the majority of which have their origins in research from Lund University
One of Europe's most successful meeting places for visionaries, entrepreneurs and venture capital – Ideon Science Park.