Degrees
When you have completed your studies at Stockholm University you are welcome to apply for your certificate at the Student Services. The certificate is issued upon request and is free of charge.
Degree requirements
All courses and study programmes are placed within one of three cycles: first, second or third cycle. Each cycle builds on studies from the previous cycle and each qualification is specified by one of these cycles.
Local qualification descriptors
The local qualification descriptors cover general first and second-cycle qualifications. The programme syllabi fill the same function for professional qualifications and the general syllabi contain the provisions for third-cycle qualifications.
How to apply for a degree
You apply for your degree at the Stockholm University degree office.
Contact
- Visiting address
Building D, Södra huset
Room D 624, floor 6
Universitetsvägen 10 D
- Office hours
By agreement (via email or phone).
- Phone hours
Tuesday 10–11 and 15–16
Thursday 10–11
- Irregular office hours
SUMMERTIME
(Regards visiting hours, phone hours, chat and email.)
• Closed week 26: Friday 30 June.
• Closed week 27–30: Wednesday 5 July – Thursday 27 July.
• Regular hours week 31–32: 31 July – 11 August.
• Closed week 33–34: Wednesday 16 – Friday 25 August.
• Regular hours from week 35: from 28 August.
- Visiting address
Building D, Södra huset
Room D 478, floor 4
Universitetsvägen 10 D
- Office hours
By agreement. Booking via email.
- Phone hours
Monday 11–12
Thursday 11–12
- Visiting address
Building D, Södra huset
Room D 611, floor 6
Universitetsvägen 10 D
- Office hours
By agreement. Booking via email.
- Phone hours
Tuesday 13–14
Thursday 10–11
- Visiting address
Building D, Södra huset
Room D 613, floor 6
Universitetsvägen 10 D
- Office hours
By agreement. Booking via email.
- Phone hours
By agreement. Booking via email.
- Visiting address
Building D, Södra huset
Room D 624, floor 6
Universitetsvägen 10 D
- Office hours
By agreement (via email or phone).
- Phone hours
Tuesday 10–11 and 15–16
Thursday 10–11
Last updated: August 30, 2023
Source: Department of Swedish Language and Multilingualism