PhD courses
Courses at the PhD level are only available to PhD students, and cannot be included in a bachelor or masters degree. Some are taught together with advanced level courses, but under a different course code.
Note that these courses are not always given at a fixed schedule; contact the responsible teacher if you are interested.
Astronomy and Astrophysics
- Dynamics of Planetary Systems
NAAS001, 7.5hp - Physics of Nebulae
NAAS002, 7.5hp - Statistical Tools in Astrophysics
NAAS003, 7.5hp - Topics in Theoretical Astrophysics
NAS001F, 7.5hp - Galactic Dynamics
NAS002F, 7.5hp - Milky Way as a Galaxy
NAS003F, 7.5hp
Theoretical Physics
- Introduction to PhD Studies in Astronomy and Theoretical Physics
NATF001, 1.0hp - Advanced Quantum Field Theory
NATF002, 7.5hp - Particle Physics Phenomenology
NATF003, 7.5hp - Colours, Flavours and their Consequences
NATF007, 7.5hp - Statistical Mechanics
NATF008, 7.5hp - Electrodynamics
NATF009, 7.5hp - Superconductivity
NATF010, 4.5hp - Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics
NATF011, 7.5hp - Symmetries and Group Theory
NATF012, 7.5hp - Introduction to Quantum Field Theory
NATF013, 7.5hp - General Relativity
NTF001F, 7.5hp - Theoretical Particle Physics
NTF002F, 7.5hp - Artificial Neural Networks and Deep Learning
NTF005F, 7.5hp - Systems Biology – Models and Computations
NTF015F, 7.5hp
COMPUTE Research School
COMPUTE is a research school focused on scientific discovery using computing in a wide sense. Membership is open to all PhD students and employees at the Faculties of Science, Medicine, and Engineering at Lund University.
Faculty-wide postgraduate courses and graduate schools
Contact
Director of Graduate studies:
Thomas Bensby
thomas [dot] bensby [at] astro [dot] lu [dot] se
Deputy Director of Graduate studies:
Rikkert Frederix
rikkert [dot] frederix [at] thep [dot] lu [dot] se