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Why is it useful to study combustion? One motivation is that this source contributes with more than 85% of all the energy supply in the world, and the energy usage increase globally by 3% per year. Another motivation is that knowledge in…

The overall purpose of the course is that the student independently should conduct a scientific project within a well-definied sub-field of physics. In consultation with the supervisor and examiner the student chooses an…

The course covers basic vector analysis and fluid dynamics, with focus on large systems and fluids in rotating systems. Examples and applications are mainly picked from meteorology and astronomy. When needed, the language of instruction is…

The course “Geographical Information System, introduction” gives you basic understanding for representation and analysis of spatial elements. The course highlights general geographical problems in the society and environment and how they…

This is a course for you who already have basic knowledge in GIS (Geographical Information Systems) but wish to gain deeper knowledge and understanding. You will develop your skills and ability to structure and solve complex problems in…

The course is a freestanding course that is given as an introduction to the subject. Together with the course GISA24 (7.5 credits) the course provides an entry to further studies in the area geographical information science. The course…

The course gives a broad theoretical base to wider work with digital geographic data. Understanding of representation and analysis of spatial elements.The course also highlights general geographic problems within environment and society…

The course Corporate Taxation and Sustainability is an undergraduate course which provides the students with an overview of the area, and knowledge about relevant regulations and policies. This is a digital, distance course consisting of a…

The readings introduce some of the most important ideas in the history of thought, including contributions to philosophy, religion, politics, and science. And, as you will discover, these texts are in many cases also wonderful pieces of…

This course introduces you to the rapidly growing field of AI and how it is used in business. Designed for students from different backgrounds without prior knowledge of AI, the course provides a conceptual understanding of AI technologies…

This course explores how organisations, both in the public and private sectors, can use Information Systems (IS) and Information Technology (IT) strategically to achieve their goals. You’ll learn why managing IS/IT strategically is not…

In this course, you will learn to identify opportunities for innovation and develop user-centred, impactful, and innovative digital solutions that respond to real-world needs. You will learn to pitch your ideas with a digital…

Today, few organisations, public or private, remain unaffected by digitalisation. As a future manager, you need both hard and soft skills, along with the right tools, to navigate digital business and transformation. This course provides…

In recent years, the design, use and study of robots and AI technologies in a variety of social settings has increased, ranging from therapy and care for older adults and children, to education and domestic life. The fast development…

The course will discuss the emergence, development and contemporary legacy of nationalism and communism as the two major political ideologies in the twentieth century Central Europe. A particular focus will be directed towards Poland,…

The course provides an overview of the post-communist development of the societies of Central Europe, i.e. Poland, Slovakia, Hungary and the Czech Republic. The key political and cultural tendencies permeating Central Europe after the fall…

This elective package consists of a course in Swedish economic development covering modern times, as well as a course in Swedish politics that is taught by historians and political scientists. The package provides an overview of political…

This elective package consists of a course in social developments in Sweden and the rise of the Swedish welfare state, as well as a course in Swedish politics that is taught by historians and political scientists. The package provides an…

This elective package consists of courses focusing on social change and social policy. The first is taught at the department of Economic History and focuses on long-run demographic and labour market trends, and policies relating to work…

This elective package consists of courses focusing on social transformations. The first course is taught at the department of Economic History and provides the student with basic knowledge about gender, social change and modernity in…

This package consist of courses about the rise of Asian economies. The first course explores and explains the historical processes of rapid industrialisation and socio-economic modernisation in Pacific Asia. The second looks more…

This elective package combines courses taught at the departments of Business Administration and Economic History. The first course provides a historical perspective to answer why financial systems are important, why financial…

INFA45, Artificial Intelligence in Business: Concepts, applications and challenges, 7.5 cr This course introduces the rapidly growing field of artificial intelligence (AI) and its application in business. Designed for students…

In the course you will study basic properties of stars and their atmospheres: effects of temperature, pressure chemical composition and stellar rotation. The solar atmosphere. Stellar spectra and formation of spectral lines. Convection and…

The course start withdescriptive statistics, populations and samples as wellas elementary probability theory and standard distributions. Further we treat tests and confidence intervals, correlation, regression, analysis of variance, Chi…

Basic methods for data handling and common visualisation methods for data. Methods for unsupervised and supervised learning such as: clustering; hierarchical clustering; and regression and decision tree methods for classification and…

Factorization Theorem, exponential families, Rao-Blackwell's theorem, ancillary estimators, Cramér Rao's inequality, Neyman-Pearson's Lemma, permutation tests, interrelations between hypothesis testing and confidence intervals, asymptotic…

The course gives theory and methodology of how to model, design and evaluate experiments. Important concepts are: Simple comparative experiments. Analysis of variance; transformations, model validation and residual analysis. Factorial…

This course provides you with a fundamental understanding of astronomy. You will learn about the motions of the night sky, concepts of time, and how telescopes and observational methods work. The course covers how to measure the distances…

In this course, we will read a variety of texts in terms of how these works depict and theorize the environment, and we will examine concepts such as "environment", "apocalypse", "climate", and "environmentalism" in terms of how they are…

MNXB05. The aim of the course is to provide students with a basic understanding of green energy technology. Throughout the course, the gap between public debate and technical reality is discussed. Fundamental concepts and limitations…

This course deals with contemporary and historical conflicts over truth within broader discussions about knowledge, expertise, doubt, trust, power, and modernity. Throughout the course, you will examine how conspiracy theories, rumours and…

The course provides an interdisciplinary orientation at the intersections of security policy, biotechnology and medical research. You will learn which technologies are considered to dominate a future geopolitical power struggle and…

In a world where technology is advancing at a furious pace, we are facing new and complex ethical challenges. This course gives you the tools to navigate through these challenges, with a focus on how new technologies affect the healthcare…

First, Sweden's transformation into an industrial society, structural changes in Swedish economic development and the economic structure of modern Sweden is analysed. The course starts with an overview of the agrarian past of…

The course is developed to advance the students’ knowledge of and ability to apply theories, policies, frameworks and concepts related to promoting green transition and dealing with the twin crises of climate change and biodiversity loss…

Large language models such as ChatGPT, Gemeni, LLAMA, and similar systems are increasingly used in business, education, and everyday life. In this course, you will gain a basic conceptual understanding of how they function and what they…

The course gives a basic understanding of concepts within the field of semantics and pragmatics. Various traditions are illuminated, both theoretically and through the execution of problem-based exercises. Among these traditions are…

In this course the student will systematically get acquainted with basic concepts of speech acoustics, such as frequency, resonance, filtering, tones and formants, using different sound illustrations. In laboratory exercises the student…

In this course the student will get to know a wide variety of strategies by means of which different languages deal with the same communicative needs (e.g. question formation, relativization, distinguishing subject and object, mapping…

In this course the student will get introduced to general principles and parameters which characterise feasible phonetic systems in human languages. Principles which control phonological representations such as sound categorisation,…

When did the Viking Age actually begin? Wood, turf, stone and daub – how did people live, and how were families organised? Power struggle, curiosity or greed? What were the incentives for Scandinavian expansion? What impact did the…

Basic probability theory, random variables in one and several dimensions, multivariate Gaussian distribution, convergence of random variables and distributions, conditional distributions. Moment generating functions and characteristic…

The student chooses in consultation with supervisors and examiner an independent examination assignment comprising 15 credits. The assignment can either be linked to current scientific projects at the Division of Mathematical Statistics or…

The course treats: The real numbers: axioms, examples of proofs of basic arithmetical rules. The elementary functions, polynomials, rational functions, the exponential function and the natural logarithm, the trigonometric functions…

The course treats: Elementary logic and set theory Basic properties of the natural numbers and the integers: induction, divisibility, Euclid’s algorithm Basic properties of polynomials: divisibility, Euclid’s algorithm Complex…