Departmental international coordinators at Stockholm University

This page contains contact information about departmental exchange coordinators.

Archeology and Classical Studies	Vaidilute Bjerregaard
Asian and Middle Eastern Studies	Margarita Shiraishi
Astronomy	Filippa Koskelainen
Biochemistry and Biophysics	Lilli Lind Alpstad
Biology Education	Renée Malmgren
Business	Christian Todoran
Child and Youth Studies	Malin Håkansson
Computer and Systems Science	Suk-hi Cho Markus Näslund
Criminology	Gabriella Olsson
Culture and Aesthetics	Maarit Hämäläinen
Economic History and International relations	Kelly Biddle
Economics	Cecilia von Mentzingen Outbound Inbound
Education	Henrik Öhrström
English	Hermine Hodson Patrik Mezek Josep Soler
Environmental Science	Frida Edberg
Ethnology, Religion, Gender studies	Galina Ananieva
Geological Sciences	Elisabeth Däcker
History	Andreas Bloch
Human Geography	Anna Andreasson
Law	Candice Roccasalva Malin Gustafsson
Linguistics	Eva Lindström
Materials and Environmental Chemistry	Lilli Lind Alpstad
Mathematics	Dennis Öberg
Media Studies	Birgitta Fiedler (Journalism, Media, Communication, Cinema, Fashion)
Medical Radiation Physics	Martha Hultqvist
Meteorology	Ingrid Eronn
Neurochemistry	Charlotte Boegård
Nutrition	Sara Bruce
Organic Chemistry	Lilli Lind Alpstad
Philosophy	Björn Brunnander
Physical Geography	Maria Damberg
Physics	Filippa Koskelainen
Political Science	Jonas Rådne Eleonora Chirindi Helena Berglund
Psychology	Anette Vybiral
Public Health Sciences	Shona McLean
Romance studies and Classics	Gunnel Näsman (Portuguese & Spanish) Hans-Roland Johnsson (French) Josefin Kjällman (Italian) Ariel Sribman Mittelman (Latin American Studies) Anette Karjalainen (Classics)
Slavic and Baltic languages, Finnish Dutch and German	Hannah Hinz Cornelli
Social Anthropology	Viktor Nygren
Social Work	Ewa Marklund
Sociology	Anna Carin Haag
Special Education	Khaleda Gani Dutt
Statistics	Galara Eriksson
Stockholm Resilience Centre	Cornelia Ludwig
Swedish Language and Multilingualism	Gustav Brissman
Teaching and Learning	Eva Andersson Johanna Fryksmark

Last updated: October 14, 2024

Source: International Office

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Information sessions about international mobility options

Student Services provide information sessions about exchange and other international possibilities for students. This page is continuously updated with further dates.

International opportunities for everyone

All students, regardless of their background, should have equal and easy access to our exchange programmes and the opportunity to participate in international mobility.

CIVIS exchange studies

CIVIS – European Civic University Alliance is an alliance within Erasmus+ that brings together eleven universities, opening for endless possibilities for you to study abroad in Europe. Whether you are interested in a short course, a longer exchange, or simply practicing a language, here you find the information you need.