What's it really like to live and study at Sweden's most international university? On our International Podcast, you’ll hear from current students, alumni, teachers, and many more special guests. We discuss our listeners' top priorities and interests, covering topics from application and arrival to student life and the city of Lund itself. 
NEW: Lund University International Podcast - The Regional Series
Dive into our brand-new series, where every episode focuses on a different region of the world! We invite current international students to speak about their experience of life and studies in Lund, as they offer specific advice to prospective students from their home countries.
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Latest Episodes

Special: A cosy Christmas in Sweden

Christmas in Sweden is most widely considered a time to be cosy with family and friends, and enjoy a good bit of food and drink. But how does Christmas in Sweden compa...

Applying to Lund: Application tips from our students

Want the latest tips for applying to study an international programme at Lund University? In this episode, host Maria Lindblad (LU International Office) speaks to gues...

The Swedish learning environment

One thing we often hear from international students coming to Lund is just how different the teaching style and learning environment in Sweden are compared to their pr...

An internship semester in Naples

Many international programmes at Lund University offer the possibility of doing an internship, often with an employer abroad. In this episode, host Timothy Parker (LU ...

Researching Swedish football: A conversation with Katarzyna Herd

Studying ethnology can allow students to pursue a host of different topics, and today we speak to Katarzyna Herd, one of Lund University's researchers and senior lectu...

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