Programmes and courses
Bachelor programmes – Master programmes – Freestanding courses – Doctoral studies
Are you interested in political science, peace and conflict studies, or intelligence analysis? We offer programmes and courses at first-, second-, and third-cycle (research) levels.
Programmes
- Bachelor's Programme in Development Studies (BIDS)
- European Affairs – Master of Science programme
- Welfare Policies and Management – Master of Science programme
Freestanding courses
Undergraduate and advanced level courses:
- FKVB21 – War and Peace in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
- STVM23 – Master´s (Two Years) Thesis in European Affairs
- STVM24 – Master´s (One Year) Thesis in European Affairs
- STVN13 – War and Peace in a World in Transition
- STVN14 – Political Science Methodology
- STVN17 – Power, Politics, and the Environment
- STVN22 – Policy Processes – Actors, Causes and Consequences
- STVN24 – Comparative Politics: Institutions and Actors
- STVN25 – Environmental and Planetary Politics
- STVN26 – Intelligence Analysis
- STVP30 – European Governance
We now also offer two X-courses:
- STVD01 – Political Science: AI and Democracy
- UNDD01 – Intelligence Analysis: Intelligence Cooperation in an Uncertain World
Here you can read more about X courses: X-courses | Faculty of Social Sciences
Many courses in the Department of Political Science are linked to a specific research project and are therefore not offered each term. For up-to-date information on the courses available in your semester, please see here:
Spring 2026
Undergraduate course:
Master courses:
First half of semester:
- STVN13 – War and Peace in a World in Transition
- STVN24 – Comparative Politics: Institutions and Actors
Second half of semester:
Autumn 2026
Master courses:
First half of semester:
Second half of semester:
We now also offer two X-courses:
- STVD01 – Political Science: AI and Democracy
- UNDD01 – Intelligence Analysis: Intelligence Cooperation in an Uncertain World
Here you can read more about X courses:
X-courses | Faculty of Social Sciences
Courses for exchange students coming to Sweden
More information on the courses we offer to our exchange students coming to Sweden can be found here:
Special entry requirements for studying courses at the advanced level
You must have completed the equivalent of 150 ECTS-credits (2.5 years) at undergraduate level, including 90 ECTS-credits (1.5 years) in political science or peace and conflict studies.
Interdisciplinary courses
If you are qualified for Master's courses on the advanced or graduate level, you may also apply for interdisciplinary courses.
Contact our student advisers
- registration or re-registration
- study certificate
- exam results
E-mail: studievagledare [at] svet [dot] lu [dot] se (studievagledare[at]svet[dot]lu[dot]se)
We will reply as soon as we can.
Book a counselling session
You can book a counselling session via:
Alternatively, via e-mail.
Student advisers and contact details
- Daniel Alfons – Room 232
Tel: 046-222 89 50 - Mats Janér – Room 233
Tel: 046-222 80 48 - Lidija Lindoff – Room 231 B
Tel: 046-222 89 38