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MSc in European Affairs

Welcome to the programme MSc in European Affairs and the course European Governance (STVP30)

We are pleased to welcome you to the Department of Political Science at Lund University. To secure your place on the course, please read the information below carefully.

Compulsory introductory and registration meetings 

Attendance at the meetings below is mandatory.

Programme introduction and registration

  • Date: 28 August
  • Time: 10:15–12:00
  • Location: Eden, room 236

The meeting is followed by an informal mingle.

Course introduction – European Governance (STVP30)

Important information about the second course

The second course of the programme, Political Science Methodology (STVN14), starts on 2 November.

This introductory meeting is compulsory. If you do not attend and have not informed the academic advisers in advance, you will lose your place on the programme and/or course, which will be offered to a student on the waiting list.

Find directions to Eden, where most teaching will take place

Eligibility and conditional offers

Entry requirements

You must have:

  • A completed degree equivalent to a Swedish Bachelor’s degree, and
  • A major in Political Science (at least 90 ECTS credits) or an equivalent qualification.

Conditional offer

If you did not fulfil the entry requirements at the time of admission, you received a conditional offer. If you are conditionally admitted, contact the academic advisers to verify your eligibility

Schedule and teaching 

  • Classes are scheduled 2–4 times per week
  • Some classes are compulsory

Find your schedule in TimeEdit

Syllabi and course literature

On the programme page European Affairs - Master of Science programme | Lund University, you will find:

  • Course content
  • The syllabus
  • The literature list

You can also check whether the course literature is available at the Social Science Faculty Library.

Canvas – learning platform

Canvas is Lund University’s learning management system. In Canvas, you will find:

  • Course information
  • Messages from teachers
  • Lecture materials and other course-related files

Please note that there may be a short delay after registration before you gain access to the programme and course pages in Canvas.

Log in to Canvas here

Questions or support

If you have questions about the course or web registration, contact the academic advisers. 


Welcome to Lund University. We look forward to meeting you!

Rikard Bengtsson
Director of Studies

Lidija Lindoff, Daniel Alfons, and Mats Janér
Academic Advisers

Contact your academic adviser

Lidija Lindoff, room 231 B
Telephone hours: Tuesdays & Wednesdays 10–12 
Telephone: 046-222 89 38

Mats Janér, room 233
Telephone hours: Tuesdays & Thursdays 10–12 
Telephone: 046-222 80 48

Daniel Alfons, room 232
Telephone hours: Thursdays 10–12 
Telephone: 046-222 89 50

Feel free to book an appointment with us!

E-mail: studievagledare [at] svet [dot] lu [dot] se (studievagledare[at]svet[dot]lu[dot]se)

More information regarding student counselling

Students with disabilities

Having a disability, such as a visual impairment, dyslexia, or ADHD, should never be a barrier to studying with us.
You may be entitled to a range of learning support measures to support your studies.

Find out more about what kind of support you can receive on Lund University's central website

Send in your application to nais.uhr.se