Latest
At the beginning of each semester we organise a series of welcome activities. The activities are designed to assist you as a new student and introduce you to university life in Stockholm and Sweden.
Researchers at Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics are trying to identify and transfer properties of resistant nerve cells, in order to create new treatments of the deadly disease ALS.
Have you been admitted to studies at Stockholm University? Congratulations! We have compiled a short checklist for the beginning of term to help you get a smooth start.
Here is the latest information and university positions regarding the new corona virus and the pandemic.
Professor Tore Bengtsson at the Department of Molecular Biosciences, the Wenner-Gren Institute, is working on treatments of type 2 diabetes, which will be tested in clinical trials.
A newly discovered type of stellar explosion is described in the latest issue of the journal Nature – coined Type Icn supernovae.
Search for courses and programmes or browse our subject guide.
Find courses and programmes Explore our subjects
Films about research at Stockholm University connected to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Here we present what you need to know about moving to Sweden to work and live in Stockholm. We hope to welcome you soon!
Education and research are conducted at Stockholm University within 53 departments, centres and institutes.
Over 5,700 people work here to achieve our vision of a university of the highest international quality. Are you interested in joining us? See our list of open positions.
The Academic Writing Service provides English-language support for writing and study skills. We give talks and seminars and offer individual guidance.
Stockholm University actively contributes to expanding and deepening international collaboration, a key to high-quality research and education.