Below, a variety of institutions at Lund University are listed that can help you with everything from printing a document to mental well-being in relation to your studies. Continue reading for information about what they do and how you can contact them.

• LU Libraries 
• Disability Support Services
• The Student Health Centre 
• The Academic Support Centre
• The Student Union and the Student Ombud

Lund University Libraries 

Are you having a difficult time finding the material you need for your research paper? Do you need help understanding how to reference correctly in academic texts? Or do you simply want to print out a document?

The libraries at Lund University can teach you about information retrieval, source evaluation and reference management. In the libraries, you can print, copy and scan. You also have the option of booking an appointment with a librarian to get individual guidance in an information-related question.

Browse through the libraries’ website or find the library relevant for you programme directly on the links below.

Go to the LU Libraries website – lub.lu.se/en/

Go directly to a list of all the libraries at Lund University – lub.lu.se/en/

Read the specific lending guidelines that apply for remote students – lub.lu.se/en/

Disability Support Services 

Do you have a permanent disability, such as dyslexia, ADHD, autism or vision impairment? Would you benefit from teaching or examination to be customised according to your needs?

If so, you can apply for learning support. Read more about learning support in digital study environments or go directly to their website where you can get more information about Disability Support Services in general and apply.

Information about learning support in digital study environments

Go directly to Disability Support Services – lunduniversity.lu.se

The Student Health Centre

Do you worry a lot about your study situation? Do you tend to procrastinate studying until the last minute? Or do you get anxiety before certain elements of the teaching?

The Student Health Centre offers support if you find your study situation difficult to handle. On their website, you will find loads of practical advice - about stress, worry and feeling depressed but also about things like sleep, exercise and sexual and reproductive health.

The Student Health Centre also offers counselling support for you if you need further help, and you can participate in workshops, courses and lectures that they organise.

Go to the Student Health Centre – lunduniversity.lu.se

The Academic Support Centre 

Do you find it difficult to plan your time or to wrap your head around how you’re supposed to read everything on the course literature list?

If you find it difficult to establish a good study technique on your own, you can book individual guidance at The Academic Support Centre. They can help you with strategies for planning, reading or writing. They can also give you textual feedback on essays and writing assignments.

Read more about what the Academic Support Centre offers and book an appointment – lunduniversity.lu.se

The Students Union and the Student Ombudsman 

Do you think that something in your teaching is strange or unfair? Do you have questions concerning what’s OK or not at the university?

There is a student union for each study field at Lund University. You can turn to the union at any time to ask general questions or to report if you see a problem in the teaching. The unions work closely with the Student Ombud who can give advice on questions regarding, for example, courses, problems with assessment or accusation of cheating.

Read more about Lund University’s Student Unions – lunduniversity.lu.se

Contact the Student Ombudsman directly – studentombudet.se/english