Master's level
A highly valued PhD course: Criticality in, on and for design
“Criticism is riskier than commentary, it is willing to stake out and substantiate a particular position,” writes design scholar Miriam Gusevich. Academic critique of designed urban landscapes can
Human-land e2
In the latest episode of the Human-land podcast, researcher Jonathan Stoltz from SLU shares his current research on how environments can be designed to cater for the universal human needs, with a
Hyenas and wild bees - students talk about their thesis projects in our podcast
Genetic markers in hyenas and the impact of forestry on wild bees. The podcast Wild Research Bites is back with an episode with two master's students who talk about their thesis projects. Listen
New podcast: Human-land
Human-land is a podcast supported by the Department of People and Society at SLU Alnarp, and produced by the SLU environmental psychology alumni network. We explore topics related to outdoor
Chat with our master's students
On 31 August, SLU launched a new platform where prospective students can chat with international student ambassadors about their studies and life as a student in Sweden. SLU has initiated a
Get to know our master's students on social media
Curious about what it is like to be a student at one of the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences' master's programs with a focus on forests, wildlife and fish? On social media, masters
Webinar: Agroecology: crossing paths on the way to sustainable food
Webinar: Agroecology - crossing paths on the way to sustainable food agnes.bondesson@slu.se Interested in learning more about Agroecology? The webinar "Agroecology: crossing paths on the way to
Podcast with Master's students
In the latest episode of the Wild Research Bites podcast, Emelie Fredriksson interviews two students who are writing their degree project at the Department of Wildlife, Fish and Environmental Studies
Fish and wildlife-studenter prisas
Anna Widén and Sam Shry, former students at the Master's program Managment of Fish and Wildlife Populations, have received Arvid Lindman's prize for their theses. Arvid Lindman's prize is awarded
Course info lark/LAM
Landscape Architecture master's course presentations, autumn 2019 mats.gyllin@slu.se At 13.00, 20 March 2019 in Västan (Agricum), the autumn courses of the Landscape Architecture Master's programme
PhD course: Criticality Beyond Disciplinarity
Working knowledge(s) in, of and for design Criticality does not belong to any one discipline. Rather, it helps us observe how different disciplines operate – and to take a position on what we learn
PhD course: CRITICALITY BEYOND DISCIPLINARITY: Working knowledge(s) in, of and for design
PhD Course: Criticality Beyond Disciplinarity hanna.weiber.post@slu.se Working knowledge(s) in, of and for design Criticality does not belong to any one discipline. Rather, it helps us observe how