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Interested in joining us?

Application ▼
Send an application through the form below describing why you are fit to join our team, and we'll get back to you shortly.
Interview ▼
Next you’ll have a casual discussion with us where we get to know you better and you have a chance to ask any questions or address any concerns you may have. The interview is also the perfect time for us together to figure out which position in the team is the perfect one for you.
Start up period ▼
Once the new members are assembled, we will have a start-up period during December. Here we will take a more in-depth look at what Formula Student is all about, and at the same time you will get to know everyone in the team and participate in fun events.
The work begins ▼
Finally, once you have gotten to know the team and have seen what the project will result in, you are ready to begin working on the LFS26 car. We hope you are ready for an experience like no other!

Interested?

Applications for LFS27 is open!

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FAQ

Who can join this project? ▼

You need to be a degree-seeking student at Lund University, all programs are welcome to apply! We are seeking all kinds of engineers as well as science economic and communication students!

Are there any prerequisites? ▼

There is no experience we require our members to have, however it is good if you have read courses relevant to the system you want to develop. Practical experience from other student organisations or hobby projects is also a positive.

Can you get credits for your work? ▼

Yes! All students that have gained a certain amount of HP can combine their work in the organisation with the course – Project Formula Student, 15 advanced points.

What is the general timetable for the project? ▼

The new team is recruited during the spring and has a few team building events before the summer. During the autumn semester the car is designed and in the spring it is manufactured. Testing and competing is done during the summers.

Can I combine Formula Student with other extracurricular activities? ▼

While physically possible, we strongly advise against having commitments other than Formula Student and University studies. This includes part time jobs.

How much time is spent working each week? ▼

We require our members to put in approximately 15 hours of work every week, on average. This is less in the exam periods but can be more in some time periods.