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A planned stop in the Student Portal

The Student Portal is unavailable on Wednesday, May 23rd, from 2 am until 2 pm due to planned technical maintenance.

International Day at LiU

Spring is here again and with it comes iDay – the International Day festival organized by the International Students Association at Linköping University. Exchange students and master’s students gathered in Colosseum, Campus Valla to showcase their countries, with cultural displays and food offerings.

Nominate the Alumnus of the Year

It’s time to nominate candidates for the 2012 Alumnus of the Year award.

American teaching internships broaden perspectives

Teaching students can now travel on exchange to the United States for internships in American schools. Kristina Tengelin and Natalie Sezgin, on the verge of getting their degrees, were the first to try it out.

LiU’s teacher training moves forward

The number of first-choice applicants for LiU’s autumn 2012 teacher training courses has increased by 7 %, and interest in further training for working teachers has seen a marked increase.

Psychology degree passes with flying colours

The psychology degree at Linköping University (LiU) received top marks from the Swedish National Agency for Higher Education (HSV), which today published the results of the first round of its new quality evaluation system.

Language workshops now in English

For several years LiU has offered language workshops to help students with their Swedish. Now help is also available in English.

More students turn to Linköping University for their master’s degree

There has been a significant increase in the number of students accepted onto one of Linköping University’s international master’s programmes. 539 students have been offered a place compared to 390 this time last year, an impressive 38% increase.

Applicants flock to autumn courses

The number of applicants to this autumn’s courses at Sweden’s colleges and universities is set to break records. The same trend can be seen at Linköping University (LiU), where the number of first-choice applicants to the civil engineering programmes has increased by 11 percent compared to last autumn.

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