Support and bookings for student organisations
If you are active in a student organisation, in other words a student union, nation or the Academic Society (AF), support is available from the Student Health Centre. This could concern everything from providing information to and interacting with other students to obtaining support for combining your student life commitments with your studies.
For many students, student life is an important element of their period of studies. Getting involved helps in many ways to reduce loneliness, establish connections and gain experience for continued studies and working life.
The Student Health Centre seeks to contribute to a positive student life using information, knowledge and preventive initiatives. At the Student Health Centre, we have expertise in issues relating to student welfare, study-related mental health problems, students’ work environment and equal opportunities.
Send a booking request or ask a question
As a student organisation within the AFKKLUS umbrella organisation, a student union, nation or society can contact the Student Health Centre to obtain support or ask questions concerning health, work environment and equal opportunities. If your student organisation wants to invite students to a lecture or workshop on student health, it is possible to do this in collaboration with us.
All our initiatives are aimed at the University’s students and are free of charge.
It is possible for us to offer initiatives on site at our premises or come to the venue that you normally use (depending on the number of participants and what suits you best).
You are welcome to send a request via our form, and then we can engage in a dialogue based on your needs and our available options. You can read about some of the activities we offer below.
Contact form for student organisations
Our range of activities
Content: A workshop about cultural adjustment and how to navigate the process to make it a less stressful experience. The workshop will provide you with practical tools and strategies to help you to navigate the challenges of cultural adjustment and make the most of your time studying abroad.
Language: English
Content: This workshop focuses on how you can support students who are struggling in your role as an active member of student life. It covers what to say during conversations and how to respond in a safe and supportive manner. You will also receive guidance on where to refer students for further support, and tips on handling difficult conversations in connection with assignments in student life.
Language: English or Swedish
Content: A lecture aimed at students, focusing on providing tools to reduce self-criticism in their studies. This helps reduce stress and promotes good health during the period of studies.
Language: English or Swedish
Content: Training focused on creating an inclusive welcome for new students, preventing and addressing sexual harassment, and promoting a healthy and safe alcohol culture in connection with welcome activities in student life. The session lasts approximately 1 hour.
Language: English or Swedish
Content: A lecture aimed at students that focuses on tools for reducing and managing stress through a combination of information, discussion, and exercises.
Language: English or Swedish
Content: Tools for promoting good health when combining academic studies with involvement in student life, with a focus on personal health, student work environment, and equal opportunities. This lecture is well-suited for those who are new to their roles in student life.
Language: English or Swedish
Content: A workshop for students designed to increase awareness of the effects of alcohol and provide tips on strategies for planning parties and fostering a healthy drinking culture in student life.
Language: English or Swedish
Content: A lecture aimed at students, providing information on procrastination and tools for organising and planning studies and everyday life.
Language: English or Swedish
Content: A workshop about how the long and dark winter months in the Nordic countries can affect your mood and energy levels. The lack of natural daylight can affect some of us negatively. It can cause a feeling of tiredness and low motivation or even feeling down. In this workshop, you will learn why this happens and get practical advice and strategies to overcome these problems and help you feel better throughout the winter months.
Language: English or Swedish
Content: A workshop designed for groups of students, with a focus on fostering collaboration within student groups. We cover information about group dynamics and provide time for reflection and exercises. This initiative is preventive in nature and is well-suited for new students.
Language: English or Swedish
Refer students to the Student Health Centre
If in your role you meet students who need support from the Student Health Centre, you can contact us. You can also support students by providing information on how to contact us.
- Information on the Student Health Centre’s services
- Information on making an appointment at the Student Health Centre
Take care of yourself
Assignments in student life are both fun and rewarding, but may also entail increased stress and risks relating to your health. This could particularly apply if you have considerable responsibility, combine assignments with studies and meet other students who do not feel well. Therefore, remember to take care of yourself and your own wellbeing!
You are welcome to contact the Student Health Centre for a consultation via our appointment booking system.
Contact information
Telephone for advice or general questions
+46 (0)46-222 43 77
Monday–Wednesday, 08:30–09:30
Thursday, 08:15–08:45
Friday, 08:30–09:30
Subject to temporary changes.
Appointment booking
Make an appointment at the Student Health Centre
Visiting address
Sandgatan 3
Lund
For student organisations
Support and bookings for student organisations
Other healthcare providers
Other healthcare providers are referred to our telephone hours above. Please note that the Student Health Centre does not accept referrals from other healthcare providers.