University news
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Win tickets to the Nobel Museum!
2018-09-19
We have ten pairs of tickets to the Nobel Museum in Stockholm to give away! Enter our Nobel competition for a chance to win two tickets to the Nobel Museum in Stockholm. The competition ends 28 September.
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Sweden seventh most developed country in Human Development Index
2018-09-20
Sweden is the seventh best developed country in the world, according to the latest Human Development Index, ranking 189 countries.
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Japanese students visit Stockholm as part of university collaboration
2018-09-21
A group of students from the University of Tokyo visited Stockholm in September. The ten day program took place as a part of a collaboration between Stockholm University, KTH, KI and the University of Tokyo.
- New report from Stockholm Resilience Centre: Halving greenhouse gas emissions by around 2030 2018-09-14 Digital revolution and market forces poised to drive economic transformation away from fossil fuels, but not without the right policy mix and bold climate leadership.
- Vegetarian food the norm at events 2018-09-13 Only vegetarian food at various events. This is how two departments want to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
- Join the voices of the University 2018-09-13 The Stockholm University Choir was formed in 1994 in collaboration with the Royal College of Music under the name Frescati röster (Voices of Frescati). In 2006, the choir became independent from the University and financially self-sufficient.
- Working in Sweden – a new guide for anyone who wants to work or run a business in Sweden 2018-09-13 How does it work when you want to find a job or start a business in Sweden? What rules and regulations apply when it comes to work permits, wages and employment? These are some of the questions the new web site www.workinginsweden.se will answer.
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Vanessa Barker on the Swedish Election
2018-09-11
"What was this election about? What does it say about Sweden? What does it say about Sweden’s enduring role as a cultural scrim, a screen for others to project onto their fears and fantasies? What are some of the broader sociological implications? Our researcher Vanessa Barker highlights a few key points in a blog post in the Border Criminologies' blog.
