As a teacher at Lund University you can apply for up to SEK 50 000  in seed money for the development of a COIL in collaboration with teachers from at least one other EUGLOH partner. The seed money can be used to cover Lund University's salary costs for course development. In addition, you can apply for a travel grant for your own trips to the partner university of up to SEK 25,000.

Courses that will have a COIL element are expected to run within the ordinary course budget.

Criteria for application to develop a COIL

• The COIL part  must be planned, and later implemented, in collaboration with teachers from at least one other EUGLOH partner
• The COIL part  must be between 2 and 4  ECTS and be offered at bachelor or master level
• The COIL part must be based on collaborations between the students at the two partners and take place digitally

This is how you apply for seed money for COIL development

The application cannot be more than four pages long and must contain:

• The approval from the head of the department or the department’s education board
• A project description (with goals and objectives, activities and timeline)
• Budget
• A list of who will participate

In addition to that, the course syllabuses must be attached of the courses where the collaboration is going to take place.

As a teacher at Lund University, you can apply for up to SEK 100,000 in seed money for the development of courses in collaboration with teachers from at least one other EUGLOH partner. The seed money can be used to cover Lund University's salary costs for course development. In addition, you can apply for a travel grant for your own trips to the partner university of up to SEK 25,000.

You can apply for funding from the Education Board for educations within the framework of EUGLOH to cover full-year student/full-year performance (HST/HPR). The application is made in October for the upcoming year through the Vice Dean at your faculty.

Criteria for application to develop courses

• The course must be planned, and later implemented, in collaboration with teachers from at least one other EUGLOH partner
• The course can be online, or a mixture of online and on-site teaching
• The course must be open to students from the EUGLOH universities and have English as the language of instruction
• The course must be between 1 ECTS and 5 ECTS and be offered at bachelor or master level
• Courses allowing the teachers to try methods that are new for the subject will be rewarded as well as interdiciplinary approaches

Teachers can turn to EduLab to get support in the process of developing the course

This is how you apply for seed money for course development

The application cannot be more than four pages long and must contain:

• The approval from the head of the department or the department’s education board
• A project description (with goals and objectives, activities and timeline)
• Budget
• A list of who will participate

As a teacher at Lund University, you can apply for up to SEK 350,000 in seed money for the development of joint programs in collaboration with universities abroad. The development work can be carried out with the intention of applying for funding through Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (EMJM), but it is not a requirement.

The programme must be planned in collaboration with teachers from at least one EUGLOH partner. Other universities may also be included, within or outside Europe. The initial contacts with prospective partners must be established at the time of application.

Criteria for application to develop joint programmes

• The work must be approved by the faculty before the application is made.
• The programme must have English as the language of instruction.
• Programmes with innovative pedagogy will be rewarded.

Support in the work of developing joint programmes (rules, regulations etc) is offered by the Division of External Relations.

This is how you apply for seed money for the development of joint programmes

The application cannot be more than four pages long and must contain:

• The approval from the faculty
• Project description (with goals and objectives, activities, timeline)
• Budget and a list of who will participate
• An account of what the plans are for running and financing the programme