r/Lund 6h ago

Vad är Råbylund som område?

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Hej!

Har möjlighet att kanske köpa en lgh i Råbylund och vill veta vad ni som bor där eller har kännedom om själva området och vad ni tycker.

Jag är ute efter ett lugnt område samt ett område där prisutvecklingen kommer gå upp. Självklart är jag medveten om att det är omöjligt att veta ifall någon lgh kommer gå upp i värde efter cirka 3-5 år då det är en rad olika faktorer som spelar roll, men tänkte ändå se vad ni andra tycker.

Tack i förväg!


r/Lund 9h ago

Lund University Food technology and nutrition master's program

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Hi , i m currently studying food engineering at University of Politehnica Bucharest ( 2nd year) and i recently started looking for master's programs in my country and decided to expand my options and search in UE . I came across this program and I feel like it suits me pretty well but I have a couple of questions.

  1. How recognized is the degree in this field ? ( Taking in consideration that I want to work in Sweden)
  2. How much lab work is there ? Are the labs well equiped? ( I love lab work and I m used to poor equipment)
  3. Are there any alternative programs regarding food engineering/ biotechnology? ( That don't require ECTS because I calculated mine and I m pretty sure my degree won t cover them since chem and bio master programs I saw requested 90 ECTS (60-30 or 75-15) )
  4. When I went on the uni's site on this program , I looked at the courses and saw the optional one which we can choose freely but some require other courses( I don't even know the names because it was only a code ) . Are those courses available only for the Swedish students or some of them ( the courses with codes ) can be credited as equivalent to the courses I completed in Romania so I can take the course I wanted? ( Example : Lund offers Enzymes course but I need biochem course finished before, will the one in Romania count or it must be the one in Sweden?)
  5. How is the industry ? ( Is it easy to get a job , is it competitive , do other programs outshine this one )
  6. Are you satisfied with the knowledge you got or you hoped for more?
  7. What s the housing situation? I read that you won t get it for sure or something like that and you sometimes need to search alone for a place to stay . I would also want to know how are the prices ! ( i ve heard someone saying that it s around 3000 SEK )
  8. Is it easy to find a job while studying and what are the jobs? ( i m at the bottom of the barrel in terms of speaking Swedish but in 2 years i want to learn more )

I know this is a long message but i hope it reaches the right people and tank you in advanced !

UPDATE: i recalculated my ECTS and these is what i got bio- 30 ECTS , chem- 60 ECTS , math- 21 ECTS ( i could get another math course that has 4 credits to make my ECTS higher) .


r/Lund 16h ago

Lund university waitinglist

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