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Environmental Monitoring, 7.5 credits

given by the Department of Physics.

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Contents

This course is offered as a free-standing, advanced course. The course is given in full in English.

The course contains insights into measurement technology for environmental analysis, especially on air quality. It learns students to recognize environmental problems, and find solutions to the problems at hand. Data analysis of environmental data in a project work is central to the course, as well as a lab prepared and invented by the students themselves, trying to solve their own preconceived environmental problem.

The course consists of four main parts:

Lectures on environmental problems, their solutions, and measurement technology, with written exam at the end.
Project work.
Laboration.
Visits to research facilities, a factory and a municipality to learn about their efforts in favour of the environment, and measurement technologies and modelling tools used.

General information

Course codes: FYST38 (Science faculty), FKFN35 (LTH), FKF100F (PhD).
Semester: spring.
Study period: first and second, in 25% study pace.
Level: advanced.
Language: English.
Forms of teaching: lectures, project, laboration, demonstrations, excursions and visits.
Assessment: written examination, project and laboratory work presented orally and in writing, and compulsory visits to facilities.
Grading scale:
- FYST38: Fail, Pass, Pass with distinction (U, G, VG).
- FKFN35: Fail, 3, 4, 5.
Course evaluation:
- Science faculty: Read the course evaluations on Canvas.
- LTH: Read the course evaluations on the LTH website.
Syllabi for the course:
- FYST38 syllabus on lu.se.
- FKFN35 syllabus on lth.se.
- FKF100F syllabus on lth.se.

Course literature

Exerts from lecture slides and a few chapters. No need to buy your own course literature.

Course responsible teachers

Adam Kristensson (course responsible), adam.kristensson@nuclear.lu.se
Pontus Roldin, pontus.roldin@nuclear.lu.se

Schedule

The latest schedule for the course can be found on the schedule software TimeEdit:

Enter FYST38 in the search box to search for the schedule on TimeEdit.

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Entry requirements

For admission to the course, 90 credits in natural sciences are required, of which knowledge equivalent to FYSA31 Physics 3, Modern physics, FYSC courses, 30 credits, and English B, must be included.

Application

SCIENCE FACULTY:

Apply for the course at Antagning.se.

For non-Swedish speakers, please refer to below instructions in order to apply to the course via Antagning.se. Please note that some courses found on Antagning.se may require knowledge in Swedish.
Instructions in English for applying to programmes and courses (pdf, 791 kB).

During the admissions period, you will find the application details, course description and prerequisites for the course at Lund University's central web pages.

LTH:

Apply for the course via Course application at LTH.

DOCTORAL STUDIES:

Sign up for the course by contacting course responsible. (Remember that you need to have the course listed in your individual study plan, ISP, to have it counted towards your exam.)

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Do you have questions? Please contact us at studentadministration@fysik.lu.se