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Page for members

The member page outlines the benefits and expectations for members of the Lund University Profile Area Human Rights.

Not yet a member?

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Get engaged, become a member!

Join the profile area network and contribute to interdisciplinary research at Lund University!

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Funding opportunities

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Apply for Seed Money

The Profile Area Human Rights offers an opportunity for all profile area members to apply for seed money for the initiation of interdisciplinary and innovative research ideas, groups or project proposals. 

Read about previous Seed money funded initiatives on our Blog: https://humanrights.blogg.lu.se/ (new tab).

Current call:

A new round will open in autumn 2025.

 

 

 

Research

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Highlight your research on our website

As a profile area member your latest publication is highlighted on this website.
For this, you need to tag your publication in LU´s research portal with "LU profilområde: Mänskliga rättigheter".

Latest publications 

 

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Publish a working paper

The profile area offers its members to publish working papers or project reports. 
Get in contact with info [at] humanrights [dot] lu [dot] se (info[at]humanrights[dot]lu[dot]se) if you want to publish something. 

See previous reports and working papers

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Present during one of our open Human Rights Lunch Online Seminars

Profile area members have the possibility to present their research in one of the recurring online lunch seminars. The Human Rights Lunch Online is open for everybody and a opportunity to present and discuss with a broad audience. 

Check out the calendar for upcoming seminars. Link to calendar

Interested in presenting? Contact us at: info [at] humanrights [dot] lu [dot] se (info[at]humanrights[dot]lu[dot]se)

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Publish on our Human Rights Blog

Profile area members and externals can contribute with Blog articles. 

Link to Blog: https://humanrights.blogg.lu.se/ (new tab)

 

 

Education

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Interested in developing a new course related to human rights over faculty boarders?

Contact us at info [at] humanrights [dot] lu [dot] se (info[at]humanrights[dot]lu[dot]se) for support. 

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Do you wish to list your course or programme on this website?

If you wish to add an educational programme or course to the overview of Human Rights related education at Lund University, please fill in the form (new tab)

 

External collaboration

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Register yourself as guest lecturer

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

 

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Networking events

We regularly arrange networking events with external partners to inspire our members to new collaborations and topics.

Check out the calendar for upcoming events. Link to calendar. 
 

Young Scholars

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Young Scholars in Human Rights Network

In spring 2025, the network Young Scholars in Human Rights has been established to support doctoral students and early career researchers in human rights at Lund University. Plans for the network are recurrent networking meetings to establish relations between young scholars from different faculties who are at different stages of their career and mentorships with more experienced human rights researchers and alumni from different fields. 

Learn more about the network, its members and events: Network Young Scholars in Human Rights (new tab, link to page Network Young Scholars in Human Rights).

What the profile area expects from its members

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Acknowledgement of the profile area

To make Lund University´s Profile Area Human Rights known internationally, we kindly ask all our members to acknowledge your affiliation to the network by including the following formulation into publications: 

“This research was conducted as part of Lund University´s Profile Area Human Rights, an initiative to address global human rights challenges and promote human rights as effective tools for justice by combining different research disciplines."

When registering your publication in LUCRIS, please make sure to get the affiliation right. Under "Contributors and affiliations" /"Bidragslämnare och affilieringar", please check the box "LU Profile Area: Human Rights" if your publication is relevant for the profile area; and uncheck the box if the publication is not related to the topic human rights. If you are unsure how to do that, please watch the instructional video about LUCRIS, see link below.  Link to video - lu.instructuremedia.com (new tab) 

Moreover, we ask our members to mention the profile area in presentations and lectures.