Course
Courses are the building blocks of a university education. Each course has a specific scope, as detailed in the course syllabus. A course may form part of a degree programme or may be taken as a self-contained course.
phd-course-advances-LCA-2025
Advances in life cycle assessment, 7,5 ECTS (P000135) agnes.soto@slu.se This course gives an in-depth orientation into current advances in life cycle assessment (LCA). It includes a broad range of
Masters-course-bioenergy - Technology and Systems (VT2025) open for late application
Unlock the Power of Bioenergy! The masters course: Bioenergy – Technology and Systems is now open for late application. Dive Deep into the Future of Sustainable Energy! As a future engineer, you’ll
Last day to reply to your offer
utb-webb@slu.se If you applied to the spring semester, you must reply to your first admissions notification to keep your place. All applicants are required to reply to their admissions offer after
BUP Master Thesis Training 2025
BUP Master Thesis Training 2025 utb-webb@slu.se Are you currently writing their master thesis related to sustainability in a Baltic Sea Region context? The BUP is pleased to announce the fourth
Euroforester - admitted to 2023
Information for students within the Euroforester Master's programme. You will find information relevant to the programme, contacts and documents. If you would like to apply for this programme This
Statistical methods - an overview
Statistical methods - an overview, 4.5 hp hilda.edlund@slu.se The Ph. D. course will be given in Alnarp, 20 Jan – 28 Feb 2025. Prior knowledge A basic course in statistics is required. The course
Ph. D. course Statistics I - Basic Statistics
Statistics I: Basic statistics, 4 hp hilda.edlund@slu.se The Ph. D. course will be given in Alnarp, 21 Apr - 7 May 2025. Objective, including learning outcomes The objective of the course is to
PhD course: Forest damage - Monitoring and enviromental assessment
PhD course: Forest damage - Monitoring and environmental assessment theres.svensson@slu.se The next PhD student course on “Monitoring and environmental assessment” will start in March. The