For students

Welcome to your faculty!

The Faculty of Fine and Performing Arts consists of Malmö Art Academy, Malmö Theatre Academy, and Malmö Academy of Music, and the infrastuctureInter Arts Center.

Below, we’ve listed information that’s good to know and that applies to all students in the faculty, regardless of their program.

Student Rights and Responsibilities

Learn more about your rights as a student—and, in some cases, your responsibilities. This covers everything from the student work environment, student participation, and equal treatment to the rules regarding cheating and plagiarism.

Student Rights and Responsibilities | Lund University

AI Use

Here you’ll find regulations and policies regarding the use of generative AI at the university.

Guidance Documents | LU-Box (in Swedish)

Student Support and Health

It’s important that you take care of yourself and your health during your time as a student. The university offers many different types of support to make your studies easier; for example, you can get help with study skills, language, and your health. If you have a disability, you can also receive personalized academic support.

Student Health Centre | Lund University

Academic Support

If you have a long-term disability—for example, a visual impairment or dyslexia that makes your studies more difficult—you can apply for additional support through NAIS.

Apply for Academic Support | NAIS Website

Report Risks, Accidents, or Health Issues

If you are injured, or if you experience something that could harm you or your fellow students, it is important that your academic program is informed. Here you can read more and report such incidents.

Report risks, accidents, or health issues | Lund University

If something happens

We want you as a student to feel safe and secure. If something happens that makes you feel vulnerable, if you get injured, or if you are involved in an incident, we are here to help you.

If something happens | Lund University

Your Study Environment

Lund University is committed to ensuring that the study environment is safe and equitable for all students, in line with the university’s values and your rights as a student. All incident reports are handled seriously and promptly.

Student Protection Ombudsman

Part of ensuring a good study environment is our Student Protection Ombudsman. The representative advocates for you as a student in the Faculty of Fine Arts on issues related to your physical and psychosocial environment. The Student Safety Representative’s role is to promote a positive study environment, participate in safety inspections, assess how changes affect students’ work environment, and stay informed about workplace safety legislation.

If you, as a student, notice any shortcomings in your physical or psychosocial environment, you can always contact a faculty member, staff member, and/or the Student Safety Representative.