- Course Coordinator: Leteng Lin
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- Course Coordinator: Sven Nordebo
The course offers a critical overview of slavery and slave trade on a global level, surveying the research trends of the last decades. Historical as well as literary perspectives are applied. While slavery has been a fact of life as long as human records exist, an analytic and comparative approach to the phenomenon is relatively late. A great deal of attention has been devoted to the Trans-Atlantic trafficking in humans, and slave labour in the Americas. More recently, slave-based economies in the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean World have come into the limelight. Hitherto neglected groups with a slave-like status, in places like India, China, and Korea, are now being explored. Moreover, the plight of humans in the contemporary world with a bonded and permanently subservient status has called for attention. The course aims to address the “curse of the particular” which has long haunted research on slavery and failed to address connectivities and comparisons between different regions. It also wishes to challenge the Atlantic paradigm that has tended to see slavery from a matrix of European-led employment of slave labour. Attention is put on the great methodological strides in recent decades, where new and innovative uses of the source material has yielded a wealth of information about slavery as a condition and a process, not least illuminating its gendered aspects. During the course the great structural variety of enslavement and degrees of unfree status over the world will be discussed. Economic-historical theories about the rationale of slavery, from early scholars such as Marx and Nieboer to modern ones such as James Warren and Peter Boomgaard, are surveyed. Moreover, the memories and narratives of slavery in literary texts are analyzed.
- Course Coordinator: Hans Hägerdal
Hej!
Jag heter Boel Holmstedt och jag är er lärare i kursen Installationsteknik och Energihushållning. Föreläsningarna kommer att ske i "storgrupp". Jag bryter av föreläsningar med lite inblandning av räkneuppgifter. Vi kommer att ha två tillfällen för uppföljande räkneövningar.
Kurslitteraturen är: Projektering av VVS-installationer av Catarina Warfvinge och Mats Dahlblom. Boken används som "uppslagsbok" för att kunna fördjupa sig/repetera det som nämns på föreläsningarna. Är ni med på samtliga föreläsningar så är det inte nödvändigt att köpa boken.
Allt föreläsningsmaterial kommer veckovis att läggas upp i de olika blocken.
Välkomna till kursstart
- Course Coordinator: Ambrose Dodoo
- Course Coordinator: Boel Holmstedt
Course home page, mymoodle is NOT used
https://coursepress.lnu.se/kurser/mjukvarutestning/
Course communication happens in Slack
https://coursepress.slack.com/archives/C07UNH3V6C8
- Course Coordinator: Daniel Toll
- Course Coordinator: Renaud de La Brosse
- Course Coordinator: Torsten Löfstedt

Välkommen till 1SV801 Beginners' Swedish 1 i Kalmar!
Welcome to a course that will give you knowledge, skills and 7,5 credits. The course is open for both exchange students and international students in Kalmar.
The course will start with an introduction for all groups on Monday September 1st,17.00-17.30, in room Diabas Ra0085 in house Radix. The first lessons will be given just after the introduction, 17.30-19.30, in the same room.
This is your startpage in MyMoodle where you can find course material, information and ways of communicating with your teachers and fellow students. Your teachers are Ulrika Brynielsson and Lina Karlsson. Roland Lindholm is the course coordinator.
Under the headline Administration in the My Moodle-page, go to the sub-title Users (Or - under the headline This course, go to the sub-title Participants.). There you can see the names of your fellow students in the course. If you have not done it yet, please register to the course as soon as possible to get full access of MyMoodle and to give teachers and members of staff a good view of who will attend the course or not.
Below, you find the syllabus, the list of sources and the schedule. Please, make sure to get hold of the books “Rivstart A1+A2” (textbook and workbook) as soon as possible. NB! You should obtain the new, third edition of the books!! You will need the books immediately when we start working. Also, make sure to get access of the web material linked to these books, free of charge. (This is how the material looks: https://digi.nokportalen.se/books/d5528a43-29db-4d4b-bef4-127493fa703f.) Yes, you can take a look at it, but in order to get full access of it you must follow these instructions, step by step: www.nok.se/extramaterial - Läromedel - Digitalt extramaterial - Scroll down to page nr 10 - Rivstart A1A2, tredje uppl (now you are there!). And just one more thing to do: Create an account (skapa ett konto)!
There are two meetings every week, i e week 4-10, on Monday and Wednesday. Each meeting begins at 17.00 and ends at 19.30 (Swedish time). In week 9 there is an oral exam during class. In week 10 there is a written exam on Monday 10 of march.
After the written exam there is the Return of exam on Monday 17 of March (which is followed by an introduction to the continuation course 1SV802). And, finally, there is a possibility of Re-exam on Tuesday 25 of March.
- Course Coordinator: Roland Lindholm

Välkommen till 1SV801 Beginners' Swedish 1 i Växjö!
Welcome to a course that will give you knowledge, skills and 7,5 credits. NB! The course is open for exchange students in Växjö.
The course will start with an introduction for all groups on Monday September 1st, 17.00-18.00, in Room Wicksell K1011 in House K. The first lessons will be given on Tuesday September 2nd, 17.00-19.30.
This is your startpage in MyMoodle where you can find course material, information and ways of communicating with your teacher and fellow students. Roland Lindholm (group 1), Alla Bidniuk (group 2), Maria Nyman (group 3) and Halla Hallsteinsdottir (group 4) are your teachers. Roland Lindholm is the course coordinator.
Under the headline Administration in the My Moodle-page, go to the sub-title Users (Or - under the headline This course, go to the sub-title Participants.). There you can see what group you belong to. If you have not done it yet, please register to the course as soon as possible to get full access of MyMoodle and to give teachers and members of staff a good view of who will attend the course or not.
Below, you find the syllabus, the list of sources and the schedule. Please, make sure to get hold of the books “Rivstart A1+A2” (textbook and workbook) as soon as possible. NB! You should obtain the new, third edition of the books (2023)!! You will need the books immediately when we start working. Also, make sure to get access of the web material linked to these books, free of charge. (This is how the material looks: https://digi.nokportalen.se/books/d5528a43-29db-4d4b-bef4-127493fa703f.) Yes, you can take a look at it, but in order to get full access of it you must follow these instructions, step by step: www.nok.se/extramaterial - Läromedel - Digitalt extramaterial - Scroll down to page nr 10 - Rivstart A1A2, tredje uppl (now you are there!). And just one more thing to do: Create an account (skapa ett konto)!
There are two meetings every week, i e week 4-10 . Each meeting begins at 17.00 and ends at 19.30 (Swedish time). Group 1 meet on Mondays and Tuesdays, group 2 on Mondays and Wednesdays and group 3-4 Tuesdays and Thursdays. In week 9 there is an oral exam during class. In week 10 there is a written exam on Monday 10 of March.
After the written exam there is the Return of exam on Monday 17 of March (which is followed by an introduction to the continuation course 1SV802). And, finally, there is a possibility of Re-exam on Monday 24 of March.
- Course Coordinator: Roland Lindholm
+change!
This semester is dedicated to the design approach meta-design, where the designer aims to be an active part in change-processes using designerly means. The semester is planned as a whole, where the different parts build on each other towards you carrying out a change-project as well as discussing, critically evaluating and contextualizing the design process from the perspective of sustainability.
- Course Coordinator: Anna-Karin Arvidsson
- Course Coordinator: Mikael Blomqvist
- Course Coordinator: Stephanie Carleklev
- Course Coordinator: Zeenath Hasan
A very warm welcome to the course Political Analysis!
The course convenor is Elvis Bisong Tambe. Diana Morina is also teaching on the course. The language of instruction is English. We kindly ask you to use English in all communication here on MyMoodle as a courtesy to any non-Swedish speaking students enrolled in the course.
In this MyMoodle room you will find information about the course, and this is also where you will submit your assignments. The site is updated as the course progresses. If you have any questions (after having read the available information), please use the Forum provided here on MyMoodle. That way we can ensure that all students are given the same information. If you have questions or concerns of a personal nature that require a degree of confidentiality, please contact the relevant teacher directly.
Looking forward to working with you this autumn!
Best wishes,
Elvis/Diana
- Course Coordinator: Elvis Bisong Tambe

This course deals with imperial dominance and resistance and their role in the making of the modern world. You will be introduced to causes and consequences of modern imperialism and colonialism from the 15th century until the present, with particular attention to the period from the mid-18th century until the end of the first World War. The course has a special focus on theories of imperialism and questions of inequality, violence, borderlands, gender, race and cilivisation.
- Course Coordinator: Preedee Hongsaton
Important date: Tuesday 11 November, 10.15-12.00, Lecture, where I shall describe your tasks during this course as well as the ways and deadlines for their realization (see also information on this mymoodle webpage). I strongly recommend to come to this lecture
- Course Coordinator: Andrei Khrennikov
"Philosophy of science and research methods in Media and Communication Studies" is a course that explores philosophy of science in the broader context of social science and arts and humanities, but with a special focus on research traditions and epistemology in the field of media and communication studies. The course consists of three modules:
1. Philosophy of Science (5 credits). In the first module, we critically explore how knowledge is perceived, constructed, produced and valued within both arts and humanities and in social science. A key goal is for you to develop an informed and independent stance of your own in regards to different ways of viewing the limits and benefits of academic research in different disciplines in general, and in media and communication studies in particular. The examination for this module is an “Over-the-day-essay” on the 20 September. (Instructions will be posted on Moodle).
2. Research methods in Media and Communication (5 credits) In the second module, the focus is on engaging with a variety of methodological approaches within the field of media and communication studies. This will be done by diving into selected examples of methodological approaches. The examination for this module will be a Viva (Oral Exam) on the 18 October. Instructions will be posted on Moodle.
3. Research Plan (5 credits). In the final module you will work independently, under supervision, with creating a research plan for a research project addressing research questions of relevance for the field of media and communication studies. The examination for this module will be a written assignment - a complete research plan (deadline 31 Octoner) , and participation in the opposition Seminar (5 November).
- Course Coordinator: Kristoffer Holt
- Course Coordinator: Per Israelson
- Course Coordinator: Nadeem Abbas
Dear all,
I have made a preliminary contents plan for the course as seen below. This is by no means not cut in stone, I will be happy to consider suggestions from students. We will discuss details on Lecture 1, but you are also welcome to (and encouraged to!) drop me an email prior to that, to let me know about your expectations and fields of interest.
The contents of the course will primarily evolve around Chapters 11-15 of the Milton & Arnold book, with particular focus on the Multiple linear regression model, Factorial experiments and Analysis of variance. Matrix algebra will be used to a large extent throughout the course, and I plan to devote 1-2 lectures on important matrix concepts (matrix multiplication, spectral decomposition, matrix inverse, projections, trace etc) and distributional properties of linear and quadratic forms.
I urge all students to attend Lecture 1 so that we can discuss and decide on the format and contents of the course together.
Preliminary plan of lectures:
Lecture 1. Introduction to the course, Matrix algebra I
Lecture 2. Matrix algebra II, quadratic forms
Lecture 3. Correlation, causality, data generating mechanisms, OLS and ML
Lecture 4. The multiple linear regression model, I
Lecture 5. The multiple linear regression model, II
Lecture 6. The multiple linear regression model, III
Lecture 7. Analysis of variance
Lecture 8. Factorial experiments
Lecture 9. Categorical data
Lecture 10. The R-software
Lecture 11. Extra, if needed
Lecture 12. Examination (presentations, discussions, oral exam)
- Course Coordinator: Thomas Holgersson

Välkommen till 1SV801 Beginners' Swedish 1 i Kalmar!
Welcome to a course that will give you knowledge, skills and 7,5 credits. The course is open for both exchange students and international students in Kalmar.
The course will start with an introduction for one group on Monday 20 of January, 17.00-17.30, in room Diabas Ra0085 in house Radix. The first lessons will be given just after the introduction, 17.30-20.00, in the same room.
This is your startpage in MyMoodle where you can find course material, information and ways of communicating with your teachers and fellow students. Your teachers are Ulrika Brynielsson and Lina Karlsson. Roland Lindholm is the course coordinator.
Under the headline Administration in the My Moodle-page, go to the sub-title Users (Or - under the headline This course, go to the sub-title Participants.). There you can see the names of your fellow students in the course. If you have not done it yet, please register to the course as soon as possible to get full access of MyMoodle and to give teachers and members of staff a good view of who will attend the course or not.
Below, you find the syllabus, the list of sources and the schedule. Please, make sure to get hold of the books “Rivstart A1+A2” (textbook and workbook) as soon as possible. NB! You should obtain the new, third edition of the books!! You will need the books immediately when we start working. Also, make sure to get access of the web material linked to these books, free of charge. (This is how the material looks: https://digi.nokportalen.se/books/d5528a43-29db-4d4b-bef4-127493fa703f.) Yes, you can take a look at it, but in order to get full access of it you must follow these instructions, step by step: www.nok.se/extramaterial - Läromedel - Digitalt extramaterial - Scroll down to page nr 10 - Rivstart A1A2, tredje uppl (now you are there!). And just one more thing to do: Create an account (skapa ett konto)!
There are two meetings every week, i e week 4-10, on Monday and Wednesday. Each meeting begins at 17.00 and ends at 19.30 (Swedish time). In week 9 there is an oral exam during class. In week 10 there is a written exam on Monday 10 of march.
After the written exam there is the Return of exam on Monday 17 of March (which is followed by an introduction to the continuation course 1SV802). And, finally, there is a possibility of Re-exam on Tuesday 25 of March.
- Course Coordinator: Roland Lindholm

Välkommen till 1SV801 Beginners' Swedish 1 i Växjö!
Welcome to a course that will give you knowledge, skills and 7,5 credits. NB! The course is open for exchange students in Växjö.
The course will start with an introduction for all 4 groups on Monday 20 of January, 17.00-18.00. The first lessons will be given on Tuesday 21 of January, 17.00-19.30.
This is your startpage in MyMoodle where you can find course material, information and ways of communicating with your teacher and fellow students. Roland Lindholm (group 1), Alla Bidniuk (group 2), Maria Nyman (group 3) and Halla Hallsteinsdottir (group 4) are your teachers. Roland Lindholm is the course coordinator.
Under the headline Administration in the My Moodle-page, go to the sub-title Users (Or - under the headline This course, go to the sub-title Participants.). There you can see what group you belong to. If you have not done it yet, please register to the course as soon as possible to get full access of MyMoodle and to give teachers and members of staff a good view of who will attend the course or not.
Below, you find the syllabus, the list of sources and the schedule. Please, make sure to get hold of the books “Rivstart A1+A2” (textbook and workbook) as soon as possible. NB! You should obtain the new, third edition of the books (2023)!! You will need the books immediately when we start working. Also, make sure to get access of the web material linked to these books, free of charge. (This is how the material looks: https://digi.nokportalen.se/books/d5528a43-29db-4d4b-bef4-127493fa703f.) Yes, you can take a look at it, but in order to get full access of it you must follow these instructions, step by step: www.nok.se/extramaterial - Läromedel - Digitalt extramaterial - Scroll down to page nr 10 - Rivstart A1A2, tredje uppl (now you are there!). And just one more thing to do: Create an account (skapa ett konto)!
There are two meetings every week, i e week 4-10 . Each meeting begins at 17.00 and ends at 19.30 (Swedish time). Group 1 meet on Mondays and Tuesdays, group 2 on Mondays and Wednesdays and group 3-4 Tuesdays and Thursdays. In week 9 there is an oral exam during class. In week 10 there is a written exam on Monday 10 of March.
After the written exam there is the Return of exam on Monday 17 of March (which is followed by an introduction to the continuation course 1SV802). And, finally, there is a possibility of Re-exam on Monday 24 of March.
- Course Coordinator: Roland Lindholm
Welcome to the 2025 instance of the course. The page is currently under development; more information will be added soon.
- Course Coordinator: Nadeem Abbas

This course gives you a transdiciplinary view of happiness and health, ( philosophy, positive psychology, biochemistry, immunology, sociology, economy, political science) It is online, each week has its theme.
Start with reading the syllabus and study guide , then buy the book, and start reading and watch the lectures for the first week,
want some inspiration click on the video links below:
- Course Coordinator: Gunilla Larsen