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Strategic collaboration agreements

Through long-term agreements with strategic partners, Lund University collaborates to achieve common goals and contribute to the development of society.

Strategic collaboration agreements between the university and municipalities, companies or organisations promote partnership and cooperation. They are entered into both at university level and at our faculties.

University-wide agreements

Our university-wide strategic collaboration agreements are partnerships between Lund University and selected actors. The partnerships cover many areas of collaboration, including:

  • sustainability
  • innovation
  • urban development
  • public health
  • regional attractiveness
  • student life.

Alfa Laval has enjoyed a successful partnership with several faculties at the university for several decades, including Lund University of Technology and the School of Economics. The partnership strengthens the link between academic research and industrial application. We strive to deliver measurable results that contribute to solving today's challenges.

We focus on areas such as:

  • new technology for energy conversion
  • digitalisation
  • sustainability.

The City of Helsingborg and Lund University are working together to strengthen the city's development and the university's growth at Campus Helsingborg.

Through this partnership, and together with the business community and the region, we want to jointly strengthen both the city's and the university's position and attractiveness.

Lund Municipality and Lund University are working together to make Lund a vibrant, leading and attractive centre of knowledge. Through this partnership, we aim to create a city where residents, students and businesses can thrive and develop, while contributing to a sustainable future.

The partners collaborate in areas such as:

  • business and innovation
  • urban development
  • culture and museum activities
  • and making student life even better.

Lund University and the City of Malmö are collaborating to create a dynamic and forward-looking environment for innovation and knowledge in the region. We hope that this will promote research-based knowledge development and further the development of both Lund University and the City of Malmö.

We focus on areas such as:

  • sustainable urban development
  • public health
  • culture
  • entrepreneurship
  • student life
  • the Öresund cooperation.

Lund University has collaborated for decades with Ericsson, a global player and world leader in information and communication technology (ICT).

The university's cutting-edge research in areas such as 5G and 6G has been a central part of the mutual exchange between the two organisations. This exchange of knowledge has contributed to new areas of research, relevance in education and innovations.

Saab and Lund University have a strong collaboration in the research areas of combustion technology and materials science.

We collaborate in areas such as:

  • control engineering
  • electromagnetic field theory
  • computer science
  • energy science
  • structural mechanics.

Lund University and Tetra Pak are collaborating to strengthen the region's attractiveness while promoting innovation for sustainable products and communities.

We focus on areas such as:

  • circular economy
  • bio-based materials
  • digitalisation.

Contact information

Anna Bille
Project Manager at LU Collaboration
Phone: +46 (0)46 222 16 94
anna [dot] bille [at] fsi [dot] lu [dot] se (anna[dot]bille[at]fsi[dot]lu[dot]se)

Related links

Find out more about the University's faculty-level strategic collaboration agreements on the relevant faculty website:

Corporate relations at the School of Economics and Management (LUSEM)

Strategic partnerships at LTH