In case of emergency and crisis

SOS Alarm: 112
Security: 08-16 22 16
Security after office hours: 08-16 42 00
Reserve number security: 08-15 42 00

Security and crisis management at Stockholm University

Defibrillators (AED)

There are three automated external defibrillators in the Geoscience building:

• House U, floor 2 (at the entrance to the former Geo Library)
• House Y, floor 2 (between rooms Y20 and Y21)
• House S, floor 2 (at the entrance to house S, opposite the caretaker/vaktmästeriet)

Technical-administrative staff

In order for the researcher to be able to research and disseminate their knowledge, and for the teacher to be able to teach we need a competent administration and functioning service team. A competent support organization that develops and builds learning platforms, analyzes finances, maintains premises and builds communication channels.

Which rooms are available or booked today? See "today's schedule".

Meeting rooms and equipment

Booking of the meeting rooms Navarino, Tarfala and Ymer is done via TimeEdit and is done by yourself. Go to "Staff" via the TimeEdit link below. There you will also find the booking of computers and tablets.

TimeEdit

For other rooms (lecture rooms, computer labs etc.) and to change something in course schedules, please contact lokaler@natgeo.su.se.

Schedule (for courses)

To get the schedule to end up in TimeEdit and to get rooms booked for the course schedule, create a schedule (for example in Excel) for the course and then send it to lokaler@natgeo.su.se. Please provide the course code, otherwise the schedule cannot be booked.

You can get a schedule template to start from, by downloading the previous schedule from TimeEdit. Save the schedule on your own computer (in Excel) before start changing. You do not need to put any effort making the schedule to look nice because the appearance of the schedule is different when it is published on the web.

When the schedule is entered/changed in the TimeEdit database, you get back a link, a shortcut, to the schedule. Check and report any errors. The link can be saved as a bookmark / favorite in the browser. It is always up to date and does not need to be changed even if the schedule changes. Students receive the schedule via this link before the start of the course. The schedule is also automatically available in Athena. Avoid printing or saving as a pdf, as the schedule may then become obsolete.

Teaching rooms/labs at the department

Beside these rooms, there are also following rooms in Geovetenskapens hus (with a note of responsible department/unit):

• Y21, Y22 (Human geography)
• U12, Y10, Y12, Y13 (Environmental science)
• U10, U13, U27, U28, Y11, William-Olssonsalen (Department of geolocical sciences)
• Nordenskiöldsalen, Ahlmannsalen, U11 (Fastighetsavdelningen/Servicecenter)

Binoculars at the Navarino facility in Peleponnesos, Greece

The goal for the university is to reduce the negative environmental impact and increase the positive one. Negative impacts occur when, for example, we travel on business or do not take environmental considerations into account when purchasing. We create the positive when we educate or disseminate knowledge on issues within the environment and sustainable development.

The slogan "it should be easy to be environmentally friendly" is central to the university's environmental work. That is why we have gathered important information and good links here.

The Environmental Committee prepares environmental issues for the department board and prepares and handles the Environmental Action Plan, which is submitted to the board.

The department's environmental preparation consists of:

• Martina Hättestrand, Environmental Representative
• Erik Hansson
• Moa Holmlund
• Rolf Jacobson
• Malin Stenberg de Serves

Trouble and errors regarding furniture, equipment, lighting, doors, classrooms, ventilation:

Contact janitor services, geoservice@geo.su.se

Trouble and errors regarding computers, printers / copiers:

Contact IT, it.natgeo@su.se

Business related travels, field work or excursions with students needs a risk analys prior to departure.

Risk analysis travel

Athena

The Athena learning platform is used for most courses. Documentation and guides for using Athena can be found in

Athena

Urian

Link to the department's file server "Urian". For access to various folders and questions about Urian, contact IT, it.natgeo@su.se.

Urian

Moodle

Some distance courses use the Moodle learning platform. If you have questions about Moodle, please contact

Moodle

Primula

Primula is the university's HR system. Here you can see pay slips, apply for leave and vacation, report sick leave, see employment history and report side jobs.

Primula

Other support systems

On the employee website, there is a list of all support systems.

Support systems

Stockholm University is to be characterised by its excellent environment for work and study. All employees and students shall be treated equally and with respect. At Stockholm University we shall jointly safeguard our work and study environment. A good environment enables creative development and excellent outcomes for work and study.

At Stockholm University, victimisation, harassment associated with discrimination on any grounds and sexual harassment are unacceptable and must not take place. Victimisation, harassment and sexual harassment all jeopardise the affected person's job satisfaction and chances of success in work or study. As soon as the university becomes aware that someone has been affected, action will be taken immediately.

Work environment

It is the head of department who has the main responsibility for the work environment at the department.

Local council for work environment and equal treatment

The department has a local council for work environment and equal treatment. The council works with work environment issues and develop action plans (which are then decided by the department board). The council consists of the following persons:

• Katrin Lindroth (Chair)
• Susanna Blåndman
• Maria Damberg
• Erik Hansson
• Martina Hättestrand
• Jerker Jarsjö
• Stefano Manzoni
• Johan Skantz
• Julia Wagner (PhD representative)
• + two student representatives

Work environment representative/Safety representative

The department has one working environment representative, Erik Hansson.

The working environment representative/safety representative is the employees' representative in working environment issues and they have the task of safeguarding a good work environment.

According to the Swedish Work Environment Act (AML), the work environment representative monitor the safety and works against ill health and accidents, participate in the planning of new or changed premises, work processes, working methods as well as in the planning of use of substances that can cause illness or accidents. The work environment representative must also participate in the preparation of action plans within the systematic work environment work. The work environment representative has the right to work with work environment issues during his or her working hours.