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Commissioned education

This page is intended for those working at LTH as teachers, educational administrators, or financial officers, and is designed to support your work with commissioned education. On this page we have gathered guidelines, supporting documents, templates, practical tips, and procedures for how we should work with commissioned eduction at LTH.

Applied Research – To benefit the world

Working with commissioned education offers significant opportunities for professional development while also helping to disseminate research results and gain valuable input from external stakeholders. Commissioned education contributes to the practical application of research and supports the continuous development of our activities.

Our clients can be found in local, national, and international markets, providing us with a wealth of experience, an extensive network, and many new perspectives.

Educational formats – endless possibilities

Each year, LTH offers a wide range of commissioned education opportunities, including open-enrolment courses as well as tailored programmes for a variety of organisations and sectors.

Formats range from short courses to longer programmes, with or without academic credits, and can be in the format of seminars, supervision, study groups, laboratory or field visits, online, blended learning, or fully on-site courses either in Lund or at the client’s location. There are many ways to develop an educational concept, and the format is usually determined by the client’s needs and demand for specific expertise.

Support for carrying out commissioned education

Support is available for those working with commissioned education at LTH. The newly established Unit for External Engagement and Development can provide guidance, advice, and support throughout the process.

A Teams channel has also been created containing useful resources such as updated templates for contracts, certificates etc, budgeting tools, checklists, planning tools, communication examples, quick guides, and more. If you would like access to these materials, please contact us at uppdragsutbildning [at] lth [dot] lu [dot] se (uppdragsutbildning[at]lth[dot]lu[dot]se).

You can find more information about how we can support you in the contact block alongside this page.

If you are interested in becoming involved in a commissioned education initiative or have questions about working with professionals as a target group, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Contact

Please feel free to contact the Unit for External Engagement and Development at LTH.

General enquiries

uppdragsutbildning [at] lth [dot] lu [dot] se (uppdragsutbildning[at]lth[dot]lu[dot]se) 

Thomas Achen

Head of Unit 
thomas [dot] achen [at] lth [dot] lu [dot] se (thomas[dot]achen[at]lth[dot]lu[dot]se) 

Ida Burguete Holmgren

Project Manager 
ida [dot] burguete_holmgren [at] lth [dot] lu [dot] se (ida[dot]burguete_holmgren[at]lth[dot]lu[dot]se) 
+46 46 222 07 18

Jessica Hansson

Business Developer 
jessica [dot] hansson [at] lth [dot] lu [dot] se (jessica[dot]hansson[at]lth[dot]lu[dot]se) 
+46 46 222 73 27

Two female students are chatting by a laptop. Photo.

Process for joint reading

Joint reading meaning when a course is organized to include both regular students and external participants from indsutry in the same cohort, is accessible in pricing, simplified contracts etc.

Please contact uppdragsutbildning [at] lth [dot] lu [dot] se to access the materials.

Current calls for proposals and tenders

Vinnova

  • Call for application: Deepened international collaborations for healthy and resilient societies
  • Deadline: 15 June
  • More information:Vinnova’s website