SPIRA courses

Last changed: 25 October 2024

Here you will find courses within SPIRA. Upcoming courses are announced via the web and by email to doktorand-LTV.

Planned courses for 2024

PLS0032 Advanced Plant Breeding and Genetic Resources  

Credits: 10
Course dates: 1 November - 19 January (In autumn every year.) Apply at the latest 18 October.
Course syllabus
Apply to course: Contact: Li-Hua Zhu

PLS0085 Common Microscopy Methods in Biological Research

Credits: 3
Course dates: 25 - 29 November
Course syllabus
Apply to course no later than 1 June: Contact: Salla Marttila

PLG0045 Ethics and philosophy of science (basic course)

Credits: 4.5
Course dates: 11 November - 13 December (In autumn every year.)
Course syllabus
Apply to course no later than 21 October: Contact: Anna Jakobsson and Sharon Hill

Planned courses 2025

PLS0067 Statistical Methods - an overview (basic course)

Credits: 4.5
Course dates: 20 Jan - 28 Febr 2025

Course syllabus
Apply to course no later than 5 January. Contact: Jan-Eric Englund

PLS0064 Basic Statistics (basic course)

Credits: 4
Course dates: 21 April - 7 May 2025
Course syllabus
Apply to course no later than 6 April. Contact: Adam Flöhr

P000073 Cropping Systems Diversification

Credits: 5
Course dates: 25 April - 30 June 2025
Course syllabus
Apply no later than 31 March 2025. Contact: Raj Chongtham

P000074 Introductory course Research Design in Landscape Architecture

Credits: 5
Course dates: Spring 2025
Course syllabus
Apply by sending an email to the course leader. Contact: Åsa Ahrland

Individual course syllabuses at the LTV faculty

Course syllabuses for individual courses at the LTV-faculty:

Introduction paper, 10 credits

Individual subject course, variable - max 15 credits

Seminar series, 3 credits (Seminar series in Horticum is currently given, course leader: Li-Hua Zhu.)

Conferences, 3 credits

SLU courses

Search for courses at PhD level at SLU in the course database.

NOVA courses

NOVA University Network offers a number of PhD courses each year.

Doctoral students can apply for travel grants and also stipends from external donors.

If you are interested in organising a NOVA PhD course, aplications can be made continously. Application guidelines SLU NOVA.

Postgraduate Courses in the Life Sciences

One-week life science courses during the autumn in collaboration with Lund University, http://www.cmps.lu.se/life-sciences/

Application is in May through their webbsite.

Courses at CEC, Lund University

Courses given at three research schools at Centre of Environmental and Climate Research at Lund University are open for PhD students at SLU.

For more information:

ClimBEco

Agenda 2030

BIOECONOMY

Pedagogical courses

POG0059 Teaching in higher education, 4.5 credits. Several times and locations per year, more information see courses & seminars.

POG0076 Information retrieval and methods for scientific communication, distance course, 3.0 credits. Twice per year; Oct-Nov and March-May, 20% pace. Contact: Camilla Söderquist with application to: bibund@slu.se

POG0077 Leading organisations, projects and processes, 3.0 credits. Sep-Nov, three meetings. Given in Uppsala, possible to follow as a distance course. Contact: Lotta Jäderlund, Apply for course

POG0079 Cross-disciplinary perspectives, 2.0 credits. Distance and in Uppsala, Oct-Nov, three meetings. Contact: Carin Martiin, Apply for course

Travel grants and stipends

Doctoral students can apply for travel grants and also stipends from external donors.


Contact

Åsa Lankinen, Coordinator Spira

asa.lankinen@slu.se