LU News 4 | 2022
In this issue you can read the vice-chancellor's post: Ukraine’s cause is ours – freedom and democracy are fragile. Per Mickwitz writes about progress in the work to identify the University’s profile areas.
You can also read about how the salary review process is going, the new campus development office and the annual report for 2021, showing that the University has performed well despite the pandemic and continues to grow.
University-wide news
On the University Management’s agenda
Erik Renström, Vice-Chancellor
"People are now gathering around the world to show their solidarity with Ukraine. Economic sanctions have been introduced against Russia that will also affect us. At Lund University we are trying to support Ukrainian students and teaching staff members as much as possible in this crisis."
Ukraine’s cause is ours – freedom and democracy are fragile
Per Mickwitz, Pro Vice-Chancellor
"We received 26 pre-notifications. Based on the preliminary titles, the 26 proposed profile areas that are being developed cover the breadth of the university very well."
Pro vice-chancellor on sustainability at Lund University
Per Mickwitz summarises his first year as pro vice-chancellor responsible for sustainability issues.
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