Meet our summer alumni

What was it really like to study at SULaw in the summer? What made the summer programme an enriching experience? How were the courses? Meet some of SULaw's summer alumni and learn about their unique experiences!

Photo: Björn Olin Folio

Below you will find reflections and experiences from former students. In these interviews, alumni share their thoughts on the summer programme and their time at Stockholm University. Find out what they thought of their time with us!

Adam from Australia

[Deakin University] When choosing a summer program for 2024, Stockholm University immediately stood out to Adam Marshall, a student from Deakin University in Melbourne, Australia, thanks to its rich variety of course offerings and strong support network.

Read Adam's interview

Iona from United Kingdom

[University of Southampton] For Iona Rice from the University of Southampton, the decision to join Stockholm University’s summer program in session 3, 2024, was driven by the exciting opportunity to meet incredible people, study law, and explore the beautiful city of Stockholm.

Read Iona's interview

Zeynep Berfin Kızıltaş from Türkiye

[Koç University] For Zeynep Berfin Kızıltaş from Koç University, Stockholm University’s summer program was a unique chance to broaden her horizons—exploring the city, taking specialized courses, and enjoying delicious Swedish meatballs along the way!

Read Zeynep's interview

Tanya from United Kingdom

[University of Westminster] Tanya Gowreesunker joined Stockholm University’s Summer Programme in session 2, 2024, to explore her interest in IP law. She viewed the program as a chance to expand her legal knowledge, gain practical skills, and immerse herself in Swedish culture.

Read Tanya's interview

Petr from Czech Republic

[Charles University] As he wasn't able to commit to a long mobility due to his study load, Petr, from the Czech Republic, looked for shorter-term options and decided to attend SULaw's Summer Programme for one session in 2023.

Read Petr's interview

Last updated: 2026-02-04

Source: Department of Law