Program Overview

Education

The Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences offers various educational programs, including:

• Bachelor Programmes
• Master's Programmes
  • Master's Programme in Applied Cultural Analysis
  • Master's Programme in Visual Culture
• PhD Studies
• Courses
  • Courses by semester
• Student portraits
  • Tina Bitouni, Visual Culture
  • Manuela Boghian, Master's Programme in Applied Cultural Analysis
  • Renee Gonzalez, Master's Programme in Applied Cultural Analysis
  • Jesse Vargas, Master's Programme in Applied Cultural Analysis
• Careers and alumni
• Academic advising
• Reception
• Introductory meetings

Research

The department is involved in various research areas, including:

• Research subjects
  • Information Studies
  • Book History
  • Digital Cultures
  • Ethnology
  • Publishing Studies
  • History of Ideas and Sciences
  • Intermedia Studies
  • Art History and Visual Studies
  • Museology
  • Musicology
• Research nodes
  • Critical Studies
  • Dicit: Disinformation, Conspiracy Theories, and Infrastructures of Information
  • Digital Cultures
  • Aesthetic studies
  • Cultures of Consumption
  • Cultural Politics and Cultural Heritage
  • Medical Humanities
  • Environmental Humanities
• Research projects
  • Research Groups
  • Thesis projects
  • Finished projects
• Researchers
  • Doctoral students
• PhD Studies
• Public Defences
• Publications
• Publication series
• Seminar series
  • Ethnology seminar
  • Research Seminar for Mediated Culture and Information
  • Research seminar in Book History
  • Colloquium in History of Ideas and Sciences
  • Advanced seminar in Art History and Visual Studies
  • Research Seminar in Musicology and Intermedia studies
  • The Fashion Seminar Series
  • Textseminar for PhD Students
• Working Group Digital Cultures/Digital History

The Department

The Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences has the following structure and resources:

• Staff
• Organisation
  • Department management
• Diversity, Equal Opportunities and Gender Equality
• Calendar
• Accessibility

Courses

One of the courses offered is:

Swedish Society and Everyday Life

• Course credits: 7.5 credits
• Course code: SASH60
• Study period: Autumn semester
• Type of studies: Part-time, 75%, day
• Language of instruction: English
• Application code: LU-E1014
• Eligibility: General requirements for university studies in Sweden
• Syllabus available
• Library Guide: Ethnology and Cultural analysis

The Joint Faculties of Humanities and Theology

The Joint Faculties of Humanities and Theology consist of several departments, including:

• Department of Archaeology and Ancient History
• Department of Philosophy
• Department of History
• Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences
• Centre for Languages and Literature
• Centre for Theology and Religious Studies
• Department of Educational Sciences
• Organisation
• Libraries of the Joint Faculties of Humanities and Theology
• The IT Unit
• Humanities Lab
• The Folklife Archives with the Scania Music Collections
• Lund University Press