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“Climate and energy – An interdisciplinary perspective” will take learners on a digital tour of the island Utö. The learners will meet academics from several universities and learn more about the climate crisis.
Newly admitted international students were received by welcome teams at the airport and on campus as part of the University's Welcome Activities.
In 2022, a record number of arctic foxes were born in Sweden, Norway and Finland. The inventory, in which researchers at Stockholm University have a leading role, shows 164 new fox litters.
Oskar Klein Centre in Stockholm is celebrated as a rich and rewarding research environment that attracts internationally leading researchers, including Nobel laureate Frank Wilczek.
The nomination period for the university's teaching award is open to students and employees. Your voice is important for the development and prioritization of teaching.
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