You can apply to transfer credits you have already earned in a similar education programme. You must be a student at Stockholm University, and thus admitted to a course, in order to apply. The fact that you apply does not automatically mean that your credit transfer request will be approved. Contact your study counsellor for further information about how to apply.

The processing time for credit transfers is about 1-2 months. At the start and end of the semester, we have an especially high workload. You will be notified of the decision in writing. Credit transfer decisions can be appealed.

Do you have questions about transferring credits?

If you have any questions about transferring credits, please contact our study counsellors in each subject.

If special measures are required for you to be able to take the course, click here for more information.

At the Department of Romance Studies and Classics, the contact person for these questions is the study counsellor. Please note that in order for us to be able to adapt your examination and teaching to your specific needs, you must report them well in advance.

Here you can read more about various scholarships for which you can apply as a student at the Department of Romance Studies and Classics.

Scholarships at the Department of Romance Studies and Classics (in swedish)

At the Department of Romance Studies and Classics, we want students to be engaged in their education. 
The department’s Student Council protects the interests of students enrolled here, and also has representatives on the Department Board. The main task of the Student Council is to act as the student’s own tool when it comes to expressing opinions on issues both great and small.
The Student Council is the link between students and the department. Get in touch with the Board of the Student Council!

Student Council at the Department of Romance Studies and Classics (“Romklass”) (in swedish)

Stockholm University Student union (SUS) is the largest of the three student unions and represents almost all students. They organize students who want to influence their education and represent students' interests when the university makes various decisions. You can participate in or arrange various events and activities through union associations and student/PhD student councils.

If you have problems connected to your education, the ombud on SUS provides support regarding student rights and student influence during an investigation or if you just want information. The ombud exist to offer information about students' rights and obligations. This applies to both disciplinary matters and questions regarding your education. The ombud do not represent students and do not attend meetings, but provide them with information before these meetings.

You can find more information on SUS website https://www.en.sus.su.se/ombud. In the event of harassment and discrimination, students are referred to Equal conditions at Stockholm University, which can be reached by email likavillor@su.se."

A responsible and ethical approach and actions are part of good scientific practice and are part and parcel of education at the Department of Romance Studies and Classics. That is why we have developed a Code of Conduct. 

The purpose of the Code of Conduct is to contribute to a good work environment for employees and students. It is also intended to promote our systematic quality development work. 

In both in-person and digital interactions as well as on social media, employees and students are expected to: 

• be encouraging to others and contribute to a good work environment for everyone, which promotes the development of both people and knowledge 
• use freedom of speech responsibly when exercising your right to debate opinions, thoughts, political beliefs, and social issues of various kinds 
• discuss issues and refrain from making personal attacks or threats 
• treat everyone with whom you come in contact with in a respectful manner 
• refrain violating anyone’s rights, be they students or teachers/supervisors/other employees 
• refrain from subjecting anyone to unpleasant treatment and making unpleasant comments 
• comply with our sexual harassment policy 
• comply with our anti-discrimination/harassment policy

DECISION The Departmental Board 2019-09-24 

The Department of Romance Studies and Classics is located in Södra Huset on Campus Frescati. Some of the classrooms and seminar rooms are located adjacent to our department, on Floors 4 and 5 of Buildings B and C (Södra Huset).

With some exceptions, university premises are indicated by letters followed by three digits. The letters and the first digit indicate the building and floor where the premises are located. The next two digits specify the room in question.