Lund University (LU) Neuroscience Graduate School

Mission and Goals for LU Neuroscience Graduate School

The graduate school offers tailored courses and seminars aimed at preclinical, health science, and clinical graduate students and post-doctoral fellows that are focusing on different aspects of neuroscience in their research. The multidisciplinary research encompasses cell and animal models, health sciences, clinical research, nanotechnology, physics, imaging, computational sciences, etc. The graduate school will develop and provide graduate courses supplying the generation of knowledge, theories and methods connected with the neuroscience research at Lund University. Regular seminars serve to create a forum for translational discussions and for interdisciplinary collaborative research in neuroscience. Young researchers are encouraged to participate in workshops and courses that both reinforce their scientific competence as well as improve and nurture leadership and project management skills for the next generation of leaders in the field of neuroscience.

For more information about the graduate school and our current and upcoming activities, please contact the Study Coordinator 
Tomas [dot] Deierborg [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se

To enroll in the graduate school please send an email to Diana [dot] Jerman [at] med [dot] lu [dot] se and state your name, group affiliation and whether you are a graduate student or post-doctoral fellow. 

Neuroscience Graduate School Seminar Series

The Neuroscience graduate school seminars are held twice a month, 12:00-13:00, at the Biomedical Center (BMC). This is your chance to hear about the research happening in the MultiPark research environment, as well as to socialize after the presentations.

Upcoming seminars autumn 2024