Areas of interest

SOCIETY, POLITICS AND ECONOMICS

The degree programmes deal with how society is interconnected through economics, politics, norms and rules. You can study the individual and their social relations in a local and global perspective.

PSYCHOLOGY AND LEARNING

The degree programmes deal with how people think, learn and develop. You can, for example, study different perceptions of the good life in various cultural and religious contexts. Other programmes deal with upbringing and teaching and the processes that take place within and between people.

COMMUNICATION, MEDIA AND IT

The degree programmes deal with different aspects of communication. You can study everything from different media’s mode of expression and role in society to the development of complicated software.

ART, ARCHITECTURE AND CULTURE

The degree programmes deal with creative and aesthetic phenomena and expressions in our society and culture. Based on a theoretical approach, you can study expressions of previous cultures as well as theatre, art, music, landscape architecture and urban design in a contemporary perspective.

CULTURE, HISTORY AND SOCIETY

The degree programmes deal with how people live and have lived. You can learn about all sorts of cultural expressions, such as religion, literature,  ideas and ways of thinking in the past, now and in the future.

PHARMACEUTICALS AND BIOTECHNOLOGY

The degree programmes deal with research and development within chemistry and biology, for example the development of pharmaceuticals and biochemical products. The programmes teach students about the understanding of living organisms, diseases and the treatment of diseases as well as how to create new applications within foods and health through knowledge of and the ability to control the growth and development of an organism.

HEALTH

The degree programmes deal with health in a treatment and prevention perspective. You will find programmes about how the human body works, what to do to stay healthy and how to improve the population’s general health. There are programmes both for those who want to work with people, for example treatment of patients, and for those who want to work analytically and strategically with health issues.

PHYSICS, MATHEMATICS AND NANOSCIENCE

The degree programmes deal with mathematical models, simulations and experiments to explain or predict phenomena.

This can be anything from calculations of insurance terms to setting up models for climate change. You will find programmes dealing with everything from the smallest nanostructures to plate tectonics and the evolution of the universe.

BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY AND NATURE

The degree programmes deal with the understanding and use of our surrounding nature and with the chemical substances we use. You will find  programmes about the building blocks of life such as molecules and cells and  programmes about living organisms and society's exploitation of nature and its consequences.

ENVIRONMENT, NATURAL RESOURCES AND FOOD SCIENCE

The degree programmes are based on natural science with varying ties to social and health sciences. You can study the physical conditions and natural resources existing on Earth and the consequences of how humans exploit nature.