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Announcement of 2026 Stockholm Prize in Criminology

The announcement of the 2026 laureate will take place on November 11 at 2:30 p.m. in Aula Magna. Follow the live broadcast.

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Get to know SU! Webinar for prospective students

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ERC synergy grant
Two research projects receive over 200 million kronor

Two researchers at Stockholm University have been awarded the European Research Council's most prestigious grant, the ERC Synergy Grant 2025.

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Congratulations on your degree!

We celebrate new masters and others with a degree on a master’s level, in Aula Magna on November 21. Watch the ceremony.

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Applications for autumn 2026 are open

Stockholm University offers over 100 study programmes and a large number of independent courses taught in English. Apply for autumn 2026 by 15 January!

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Responsible AI can help science tackle the planetary crises

A new report argues AI can help accelerate science and research about climate change, biodiversity loss, and other urgent crises related to planetary boundaries.

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From basic science to breakthrough solutions for diabetes

Diabetes is one of the fastest-growing diseases in the world. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the number of people living with the condition has quadrupled globally since the 1980s. Several major research projects at Stockholm University are exploring fundamental factors that may help prevent or even reverse diabetes, including approaches that aim to activate the body’s own immune system.

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End Nuclear Weapons exhibition at the university library

During November the End Nuclear Weapons exhibition will be displayed at Stockholm University Library. In connection with the exhibition, a panel discussion will be held on November 19, featuring researchers, educators, and civil society voices.

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Fysikum has been granted 50,6 million for research

The Swedish Research Council has published its decision on project and establishment grants in the natural sciences. Eleven researchers at Fysikum have been awarded project grants, and one has received an establishment grant. The total amount of the grants is approximately 16.5 million Swedish kronor.

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Conference

Department of Education

Young foreign-born students in educational transitions, boundaries and pathways

We warmly invite you to our mini-conference. To showcast and discuss the latest research findings, and to foster exchange of ideas on how young migrant students navigate their educational journey.

Department of Education

Young foreign-born students in educational transitions, boundaries and pathways

We warmly invite you to our mini-conference. To showcast and discuss the latest research findings, and to foster exchange of ideas on how young migrant students navigate their educational journey.

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Seminar

Department of History

Digital History Seminar: Ylva Söderfeldt, Andrew Burchell, Vera Danilova and Maria Skeppstedt

"Tracking disease (concepts): Text mining approaches to historical medical periodicals". Ylva Söderfeldt, Andrew Burchell, Vera Danilova and Maria Skeppstedt (Uppsala University) presents at the seminar.

Department of History

Digital History Seminar: Ylva Söderfeldt, Andrew Burchell, Vera Danilova and Maria Skeppstedt

"Tracking disease (concepts): Text mining approaches to historical medical periodicals". Ylva Söderfeldt, Andrew Burchell, Vera Danilova and Maria Skeppstedt (Uppsala University) presents at the seminar.

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Curious about how the world works?

On our theme pages, we collect articles, films, reports and events on various subjects.

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