Lund University Summer School 2026 in Sweden (Funded)
Applications are now open for the Lund University Summer School 2026 in Sweden. International students from all over the world are invited to apply for this prestigious summer program in Digital Human Rights. The program will be held in Lund, Sweden from 22–26 June 2026.
This short and intensive academic program is organized by the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law in collaboration with the Faculty of Law at Lund University. The summer school focuses on the role of human rights in the digital era, including online privacy, freedom of expression, and regulation of artificial intelligence.
The best part about this opportunity is that there is no application fee, and selected participants will receive financial support such as free accommodation and travel grants. Students will also have the opportunity to learn from global experts and build international networks.
Program Details
- University: Lund University
- Program Location: Lund, Sweden
- Program Duration: 22 – 26 June 2026
- Program Type: Summer School
- Scholarship Coverage: Funded
- Eligible Nationality: All Nationalities
- Application Deadline: 15 April 2026
Financial Benefits
The Lund University Summer School 2026 provides several benefits for international participants:
- No course fee (fully waived).
- Free accommodation in Lund for 6 nights.
- Limited travel grants for international participants.
- Official invitation letter for visa application if required.
- Opportunity to study at one of Europe’s leading universities.
- Learn from international experts in human rights and digital policy.
- Build an international academic and professional network.
Summer School Topics
Participants will explore several important topics related to digital rights, including:
- Privacy in the Digital Era
- Freedom of Expression on Social Media
- Business and Human Rights in the Digital Context
- Regulation of Artificial Intelligence
- Electoral Interference and Digital Democracy
- International Cybercrime Conventions and Human Rights
Required Documents
Applicants must submit the following documents:
- Online Application Form
- Statement of Interest (Maximum 400 Words)
- One Page CV
Applications exceeding the word limits may not be considered.
Who Can Apply?
- International students from any country
- Bachelor’s and Master’s students
- Young professionals interested in digital rights and law
- Applicants with interest in human rights and technology
How to Apply
To apply for the Lund University Summer School 2026, applicants must submit their application online through the official application portal.
Apply Here:
https://brightscholarship.com/lund-university-summer-school-2026/
Make sure to prepare your statement of interest and CV before submitting the application.
