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Lund University was founded in 1666 and is consistently ranked among the world's leading universities. It has approximately 46,000 students and 8,500 employees in Lund, Helsingborg, and Malmö. We are united in our strive to understand, explain, and improve our world and people's conditions.

Workplace Description

The student employee will be placed at the Department of Molecular Hematology and Immunology (ILM), Faculty of Medicine.

The student employee will be responsible for purchasing within the Consiglio laboratory (total 6 hours/week) and the Gribonika laboratory (total 4 hours/week), both of which are part of the Department of Molecular Hematology and Immunology.

The student employee will also be responsible for laboratory operations in the Consiglio laboratory. The Department of Molecular Hematology and Immunology strives to create a respectful, supportive, and stimulating work environment. The student employee will receive training to perform the tasks.

We Offer

Lund University is a government agency that offers good employment conditions.

As a student employee, you will have the opportunity to combine studies with work and complement your theoretical knowledge with practical work experience.

Read more on the university's website about working with us.

Job Description

As a student employee, tasks may vary, but they must always have a clear connection to your studies.

Tasks in this position include, but are not limited to:

• Responsibility for ordering laboratory reagents and products
• Responsibility for laboratory organization, such as inventory and chemical safety
• Support in the laboratory environment

Eligibility

Eligible for employment as a student employee is someone who is pursuing full-time studies at the higher education level in Sweden, has completed approved studies equivalent to at least 60 higher education credits, and has not started doctoral studies.

Qualifications

The requirements for the position are that you:

• are pursuing full-time studies at Lund University in the MSc Biomedicine program or a comparable program deemed relevant by the employer during the autumn term of 2026 and throughout the period you hold the student employee position
• have completed approved studies of at least 60 higher education credits
• have not started doctoral studies
• have very good knowledge of English, both spoken and written
• have education in Biomedicine
• possess the personal qualities required, e.g., independence and teamwork skills

Meritorious for the position is that you:

• have knowledge or experience of laboratory work

Other

The employment is fixed-term for the autumn term 2026, from 2026-08-31 or as agreed, until 2027-01-17. The position is 25%.

You will work according to a fixed schedule to be determined in agreement between you and the employer.

Regulations concerning employment as a student employee can be found in the Agreement for Student Employees.

How to Apply

Applications are submitted through Lund University's recruitment system. The application must include a CV and a cover letter explaining why you are interested in the position and how it matches your qualifications. You must also attach an extract from LADOK or equivalent proving your eligibility. The application should also include any other documents you wish to submit (copies of grades, contact details for references, recommendation letters, etc.).

We look forward to receiving your application!

The university applies individual salary setting. Please state your salary expectations in your application.

The Faculty of Medicine is a business area within Lund University, responsible for education and research in medicine, care, and health. The education takes place in close collaboration with healthcare and is well rooted in the faculty's strong research tradition. The faculty's research spans a broad field within experimental basic research, patient-oriented clinical research, and health sciences research. The Faculty of Medicine, with just over 1,800 employees and 3,000 students in Lund, Malmö, and Helsingborg, is a knowledge-intensive meeting place for students, teachers, and researchers from around the world.

The Department of Laboratory Medicine (ILM) is one of six departments at the Faculty of Medicine. We conduct leading research in the field of laboratory medicine with a focus on how diseases arise and how we can improve patient diagnostics and treatment. Some of our strongest areas of world-class research involve cancer, genetics, and blood research.

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