Linkoping University

LiU, as we often call it, is a multi-faculty university where research and education are equally important. Since the start in the late 1960s, Linköping University has been an innovator, creating new study programmes and new ways to tackle research problems. Innovation has become our tradition.
Furthermore, we have always had strong dialogue with the surrounding business sphere and the community at large, both in terms of research and education. What LiU creates should be of benefit to the public. Together we can build a better, more sustainable world.
The main LiU campuses are located in Linköping and Norrköping in East Sweden. The university is an important driving force for regional development. However, the mission is greater—Linköping University is a national and international player. World-class research is conducted within cutting-edge domainssuch as new materials, IT and disability research. Students come from all across the globe, with over 80 nationalities represented at LiU. Many LiU students study abroad for a semester or a year.
Together we move the boundaries for what is possible. Together we can be bolder, go further and reach higher.
Reinventing higher education. Being innovative and offering knowledge truly in demand has been the guiding star of Linköping University ever since the start in the late 1960s. Our university has the highest employment rate for new graduates among Swedish comprehensive universities.
Kristianstad University
Kristianstad University conducts research that attracts international attention and is connected with undergraduate studies. Over the years, several interesting research fields have developed where researchers who share common interests meet and collaborate. The university has a special focus on research in placement (VFU).
Kristianstad University, in southern Sweden, was founded in 1977, but in this region we can trace our roots way back for teacher’s training (1835), nurses (1893) and engineers (1912).
• Kristianstad University was founded in 1977
• Approximately 13,000 students
• Approximately 500 employees
• 7 programmes and 100 courses for international students
• A total of 40 programmes and 630 courses
Our areas of research:
• Educational Sciences
• Health Sciences
• Environmental and Natural Sciences
• The Humanities and Social Sciences
• Engineering
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