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AI-Education at Lund University: What’s Changed in Five Years?

Lunch seminar 6 May 2026

Topic: AI-Education at Lund University: From 2020 to 2025

When: 6 May, 2026 12.00 to 13.00 CET

Where: Online

Link to EduLab at Lund University

Speakers:

  • Mikael Sundström, Department of Political Science & project leader EduLab, Lund University
  • Darcy Thompson, EduLab investigator, PhD candidate at Human Rights Studies, Lund University

Abstract

In November 2020, EduLab at Lund University published its first mapping of AI-related courses across educational levels at Lund University. Five years later, in autumn 2025, the project was updated to explore how AI education at the university has evolved.

In this seminar, project manager Mikael Sundström and investigator Darcy Thompson present the updated mapping and reflect on what has changed over the past five years. They will outline how AI-related courses were identified and classified in the report, and discuss how AI education at Lund University has expanded, shifted and taken shape across different disciplines.