Opening hours

Here you will find current opening hours for buildings, departments, service functions and lunch venues at Stockholm University.

The University switchboard is open on weekdays from 08.00 to 16.30.

Closed on public holidays

The University is closed and buildings are locked on public holidays in Sweden.

  • 3–6 April: Easter
  • 1 May: May Day
  • 14 May: Ascension Day
  • 24 May: Pentecost
  • 6 June: National Day of Sweden
  • 19–21 June: Midsummer
  • 31 October: All Saints’ Day
  • 24–26 December: Christmas
  • 31 December: New Year’s Eve

Buildings and departments

The university operates in multiple locations and buildings. Below is a selection of the main sites.

Find your way on campus

Departments at Stockholm University

Monday–Thursday: 06:30–22.00
Friday: 06.30–20.00
Saturday–Sunday: 08.00–18.00
Closed at public holidays.

Monday–Thursday: 06:30–22.00
Friday: 06.30–20.00
Saturday–Sunday: Closed
Closed at public holidays.

The main entrance is open: 
Monday and Wednesday: 07.30–18.15
Tuesday and Thursday: 07.30–18.30
Friday: 07.30–16.00  

Closed Saturday, Sunday and public holidays.

Opening hours main entrance
Monday–Friday: 07.30–19.00

Closed Saturday, Sunday and public holidays.

Service functions

The following table shows the opening hours of some of the University's service functions (in alphabetical order).

Closed weekends and public holidays.

Support, contacts or requests (Service Portal)

Monday–Friday: 09.00–11.00

Email: registrator@su.se

Campus Albano (Albano house 2, floor 4), Albanovägen 18

Service Centre opening hours

E-mail: servicecenter@su.se 

Support, contacts or requests (Service Portal)

Campus Frescati, house D, floor 4 (next to Universitetsbiblioteket)

Service Centre opening hours

Email: servicecenter@su.se

Support, contacts or requests (Service Portal)

Contact

Contact Stockholm University

Last updated: 2026-01-07

Source: Property Management Office (LH) & Communications Office

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