Due to the current situation with the corona pandemic, all teaching at the Department of Public Health Sciences will be held online during the 1st period of the fall term 2020, from August 31 until November 2, (study part A and B, week 36 to 44) .
The Department of Public Health Sciences invite applications for a position as Researcher in biostatistics. Ref. No. SU FV-2045-20. Closing date: June 10th, 2020.
Q&A on the coronavirus for newly admitted students
Information for international students who have applied to Stockholm University through Universityadmissions.se and have been admitted for studies commencing in autumn 2020.
The FAQ will be updated when there are new regulations and directives from the Swedish Government and when new decisions are taken by the University, so please check back regularly for updates. Please note that not all questions can be answered at this time.
The Swedish Institute (SI), a government agency, offers full scholarships for international students from certain countries coming to Sweden to study a master's programme. Read more about the scholarship, eligibility and how to apply at the Swedish Institute’s website.
Are you a student who is worried about the novel coronavirus? At CSN's website you will find some information that can be useful to you in your studies.
The Swedish less strict approach to the COVID-19 pandemic creates strong reactions around the world. Mikael Rostila, Head of the Department of Public Health Sciences, assesses the situation and refers to some interpretations on why the Swedish approach may be efficient – at least in Sweden.
On 1 January 2018, the Department of Public Health Sciences was founded at Stockholm University. Two research centres, CHESS and SoRAD, are housed within the Department. The new Department performs research and education within the field of public health sciences.
