Using this as a starting point, the University produces documentation each year in the form of a framework for the geographical areas where we are engaged, as well as road maps outlining the priorities for the university-wide international work relating to research, education, external engagement and innovation.

Road maps – support in international collaborations

The framework and road maps give those working at Lund University a picture of the University’s engagement in different geographical areas and guidance for international collaborations.

The road maps and short summaries from the framework are presented each year as support for internationalisation work at the University. Even though the road maps are intended for the university-wide level, GDE can be used as a basis for the faculties’ internal international development work and as guidance for staff.

Road maps for geographic areas:

• Africa
• Asia
• Europe
• Latin America
• North America
• Oceania

Priority networks and alliances:

• EUGLOH – European University Alliance for Global Health
• LERU – League of European Research Universities
• Universitas 21

A world-class university

Lund University wants to be a strong and positive force in the global arena and further develop its international impact regarding research, education, external engagement and innovation. International collaborations and international elements in the organisation enhance quality and help to increase the University’s relevance and attractiveness. Through dynamic, responsible and sustainable global engagement, Lund University can continue to be a world-class university.