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Collaboration

At the Department of Media Studies we disseminate our research through collaborations beyond the university. Our researchers are highly visible in ongoing societal debates and their expertise is frequently featured in media and published in public commentary.

The Department has a wide range of contacts with surrounding society, especially through regular contacts with the media industry and other professional environments within our field of expertise. We collaborate with companies, organisations and public institutions, which helps our research and teaching to continue to stay relevant in the contemporary society. One example of this is our internships for journalist students on our bachelor’s and master’s programmes.

Read more: Collaboration (In Swedish)

Collaborate with us

Here you can find information if you want to collaborate with us. 

By staying connected with Stockholm University and our greater network of alumni you can expand your horizons both socially and professionally. We welcome you who have completed at least one course at Stockholm University to join the alumni network.

The Department Alumni website
The University Alumni website

Our collaborations

Here you find information abour our collaborations. 

The department organizes public lectures and public defences that are open to the general public. Get more information about our upcoming events at: 

English events at the department
Swedish events at the department
English events at the University
Swedish events at the University

The department has the possibility of producing courses in our field of expertise that are tailor made for companies, institutions and organisations.

The Section for Journalism, Media and Communication Studies has educated printers, media teachers and immigrated journalists in journalistic theory and practice through different courses in the past.

Bild av Guldbaggen. Foto: Johan Bergmark © pressbild Svenska filminstitutet

The Guldbaggen Nomination Committee consists of people with extensive experience from the world of film. Researchers and PhD students from the Sections for Cinema and Fashion Studies are often selected as members of the Nomination Committee. Photo: Johan Bergmark © press image The Swedish Film Institute

The Guldbagge Awards are Sweden’s leading film awards and are presented by the Swedish Film Institute for outstanding contributions to Swedish film over the past year

(The Swedish Film Institute)

On January 25, 2021, the Guldbagge Awards were held in Annexet in Stockholm. 

A Nomination Committee appoints through a jury process which films and which persons should be nominated in the different categories of the Guldbaggen Awards. The Guldbaggen Nomination Committee consists of people with extensive experience from the world of cinema. Researchers and PhD students from the Sections for Cinema and Fashion Studies are often selected as members of the Nomination Committee.

The first Guldbagge Awards were presented in 1964 and they went to Ingmar Bergman – Best Director for The Silence (Tystnaden), Ingrid Thulin – Best Actress for her role in The Silence (Tystnaden) and Keve Hjelm – Best Actor for his role in Raven’s End (Kvarteret Korpen).

Sources

Our Nomination Committee Members (in Swedish)
Guldbagge Award Winners 2020 (in Swedish)
The Guldbagge Award website
The Guldbagge Award history

The Section for Fashion Studies collaborates with Sweden's largest museum of cultural history Nordiska museet and The Hallwyl Museum. Thanks to these collaborations we are able to offer guest lectures and workshops to our students. We have also established a dialogue with representatives from the Fashion industry, that enrich our courses with their industrial perspectives. 

Nordiska museet
The Hallwyl museum

 

The Cordelia Edvardson Prize Awards

Bild av Cordelia Edvardson Foto: Okänd

The journalist, writer and Svenska Dagbladet Middle East correspondent Cordelia Edvardson was part of the Cordelia Edvardson Prize Award jury until 2012. Photo: Unknown

The Cordelia Edvardson Prize Awards were established in 2010 by the Department of Media Studies at Stockholm University, to recognize an achievement in journalism. The monetary award of 10,000 SEK is donated by Swedish daily Svenska Dagbladet. The biennial award ceremonies are organized by Stockholm University and the National Library of Sweden (Kungliga biblioteket).

Winners, interviews and press releases (in Swedish)

Guest Professorships at JMK

Here you can find information about guest professorships. 

In 1987 Bonnier Magazine Group donated funds to establish a guest professorship in Journalism and Mass Communication at the former Department of Journalism, Media and Communication Studies (JMK).

Albert Bonnier Jr's guest professorship

Here you can see the Guest Professors of the Leading Research Environment in Global Media Studies and Politics of Mediated Communication listed. Research at JMK is marked by outstanding international publications, external research financing and participation in established research networks.

The Leading Research Environment Guest Professorship

The Leading Research Environment in Global Media Studies and Politics of Mediated Communication, is commonly referred to by its initial: LRE. 

Through cooperation with other universities and collaborations with cultural, business and public institutions, Stockholm University contributes to the development of society. Collaboration also fosters new ideas in education and research.

Collaboration and societal development

Contact

On our Contact webpage you will find general contact information, and contact details to e.g. the Senior Management Team, press contacts, Student Affairs Offices and our Directors of Studies.

Contact

Last updated: 2025-11-27

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