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Apply for grants for activities abroad

The following two travel and field study grants are open for applications from 5 to 25 April.

Travel grant

The Crafoord Foundation travel grant is open to students from all subject areas and for various types of activities abroad.

Crafoord Foundation travel grant

Field studies grant

Minor Field Studies (MSF) is a Sida-funded grant programme that gives you the opportunity to carry out field studies in countries where Sweden is involved in development cooperation. 

Note that, if you're not a Swedish citizen, there are some special requirements regarding the time you've been registered in Sweden ('folkbokförd').

Minor Field Studies

International opportunities on campus and abroad

Students at a group activity at the Student Health Centre. Photo: Johan Persson.

Join group activities at the Student Health Centre

You can now sign up for the 'Organise and plan' and 'Think less' groups at the Student Health Centre. 

The activities are free and are designed to help you deal with the challenges you may face in your studies.

Activities with the Student Health Centre

Broaden your education with X-courses

Want to try something new outside your main subject or deepen your knowledge? 

X-courses are short, flexible, credit-earning courses that you can take alongside your regular studies.

The application deadline is 15 April for courses starting in autumn 2025.

More about x-courses and how to apply

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Become an international mentor in autumn 2025

Help new international students settle into student life at Lund and everyday life in Sweden.

Apply by 20 April.

Find out more and apply to the International Mentor Programme

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Welcome to the Academic Support Centre (ASC)

The ASC can give you tips and advice on how to improve your study skills and your academic writing or reading. They offer different types of support, both on campus and digitally.

The ASC is open to all students at the University.

Read more about them and how they can support you in your studies:

The Academic Support Centre

Studies and career

Tools and services for learning and growth.

Learn or boost your Swedish?

There are plenty of options for you.

Improve your academic writing

Find out more about our MOOCs 'Writing in English at University' and 'Academic writing' in Swedish.

Thinking about the future?

See what the Careers Service can do for you.

Current doctoral student?

Find out more about our services for doctoral students on our staff website – staff.lu.se.

Studying in a digital world

Tips for the digital side of your studies – campusonline.lu.se.