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Nobel Prize

The Nobel Prize, awarded each year since 1901, is the world's most prestiguous international award in recognition of academic, cultural, or scientific advances administered by the Nobel Foundation in Stockholm…

Stockholm University and Agenda 2030

Sustainable development is a fundamental issue for Stockholm University, which contributes through education, research and collaboration, among other things.

Find your way on campus

The university consists of several campuses and many different buildings. We help you to find your way around.

University in numbers

We currently have about 27,000 students, 1,400 doctoral students, and 5,700 members of staff active in the scientific areas of Science and Human Science. More facts in numbers.

News

New sustainable method facilitates recycling of Lithium-ion batteries

A newly published study takes a huge step towards green recycling of spent Lithium-ion (LIBs) batteries.

Climate and Environment

Stockholm Business School moves to new Campus Albano

In August, Stockholm Business School will move to new premises in Building 2 on the newly built Campus Albano.

Euroscience Policy Forum in Aula Magna

The first edition of the Euroscience Policy Forum (ESPF 2021) was held on June 29-30. The Stockholm Trio organised four of the nine sessions and one was arranged in Aula Magna at Stockholm University. The event can still be seen via session videos.

Calendar

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7 August

Event

Academic Pride 2021: How are binary gender norms affected by language use?

Academic Pride 2021 consist of a seminar on gender-categorization and language and digital social events for students.

August

Webinar

CIRCLE-seminar: Teaching pronunciation

CIRCLE is a research reading circle for second or foreign language teachers at all levels, anywhere in the world. There are nine modules with different topics and for every module there is an online seminar. You are very welcome to join the seminars!

Education and Schools Language and Linguistics

September

Important dates

The Stockholm Prize in Criminology - Nominations for 2021

The Stockholm Prize in Criminology is awarded for outstanding achievement in criminological research or in the application of research results by practitioners or scholars for the reduction of crime and the advancement of human rights.

Crime and Punishment

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