Admitted

If you have been admitted to a course, wait for further information to come by e-mail from the Department. The information will be sent to the e-mail address you entered on antagning.se.

On reserve

You will be notified by the department if you are on the reserve list. Wait for further information to come by e-mail from the Department. The information will be sent to the e-mail address you entered on antagning.se.

You must have a university account to register.

Deferral of study commencement

I have been admitted but want to postpone my studies – can I apply for deferral?

If there are extenuating circumstances a student admitted to a course or programme may apply for deferral of the commencement of their studies.

Application for deferral

Decline your admission

I have been offered a place but would like to decline it. What do I need to do?

It's important that you decline your place as soon as you know you will not be taking that course or programme as this makes the place available to applicants on the waiting list. In that case, you should decline your offer on your pages on Universityadmissions.se.

Registration

You must have an university account to register.

Activate your university account

Change password

Lost password

Account Management

For international students

To activate your university account you need to visit Infocenter in Studenthuset, where you will recieve a one-time code. By international students we mean exchange students, Erasmus students, master's students etc. Please bring a photo ID or passport!

If you are a distance student and cannot visit Infocenter, please follow the instructions in Serviceportalen:

Activate your university account as a distance student

NOTE! Contact studies@geo.su.se if you don´t have a Swedish personal identity number (personnummer) or if you have a temporary one.

How to register

Go to student.ladok.se.

Click on "Kursregistrering". Check the box beside the course you wish to register for. If you have problems registering, please contact: studies@geo.su.se.

Don't forget to write your name, Swedish personal identity number (personnummer) and the course you want to register for.

University card

University card is your library card and printing/copy card. Unless you're physically on campus you don't need the university card. If you're an international student you can order your card if/when you arrive in Sweden (it can only be sent to an address within Sweden)

You can order your university card after you have activated your university account.

Order your university card

 

Here you can find links to systems, tools and services that you might need as a student at Stockhom's University.

Athena is the main collaboration platform for courses at Stockholm University. Please note that a few departments might be using other platforms such as iLearn. 

Link to Athena

• Need help with Athena? There is a guide at SU:s serviceportal Get started with Athena.
• You can also use Athena through a mobile app available.

Ladok

Is a student registration and grading web service where you can check reported grades and print official transcripts of your study results and a certificate of study registration.

Ladok for students

Schedules

Most departments at the university uses the university’s scheduling system TimeEdit. Please note that a few departments do not use TimeEdit. Should the schedule you are interested in be unavailable within four weeks prior to the course’s introduction, please contact the department in charge. 

Get access to TimeEdit

WiFi (eduroam)

Use your university account to log in to the wireless network.

How to connect to the wireless network

More links at

IT for students

Stockholm University provides special pedagogical support to students with documented long-term disabilities.

Here you can read more about common support measures and how to apply for support.

 

At the Geoscience building there are several elevators

 

Geologklubben is the oldest student society at Stockholm University, founded in 1892.

Geologklubben's goal is to be a place where students can gather ideas for future careers in geoscience, discuss ongoing research, get help with their studies, organize parties, or get a team together for field trips, excursions, activities, etc.

If you would like to join us please write an e-mail to geologklubben@gmail.com

sv-se.facebook.com/Geologklubben

www.instagram.com/geologklubben_su

Stockholm University Library is an important resource for students, where you can borrow and order course literature. The library also gives you access to scientific literature, journals and databases, in printed as well as digital format.

At the Libary there are experts who can teach you how to search, select and critically exam scientific resources for your essay or thesis. They also offer advice on how to write and manage references.

Go to Stockholm University Library's website

In Studenthuset there are plenty of quiet and 'non/semi-quiet' places to study, bookable group rooms, rest rooms and breast feeding rooms (temporarily closed), microwaves where you can heat up your lunch box, and a spacious café which offers student discounts.

More about Studenthuset and Infocenter here

 

Sports and exercise is not only beneficial to your health but can also have a positive effect on your study results. As a student at Stockholm University you have a wide range of sporting activities to choose from.

Read more about different activitie options

Read more about Stockholm Student Health Services

 

The Natural Sciences Faculty Club (Naturvetenskapliga Föreningen or NF) is a social organization aiming to provide you with a fun, social student life filled with activities outside the lab and lecture halls.

NF hangs out at Gréens villa (the green villa at Svante Arrhenius väg 10). See our events calendar.

NF also hosts a range of other activities like traditional Swedish student dinners (“sittning”), brewing sessions and traditional Swedish student theatre (“spex”). To find more info about these, check out our website, Facebook page and/or Instagram.

Read more about The Natural Sciences Faculty Club here