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3 million Euros for Culture Studies

Tema Q: Culture Studies has received close to 3 million Euros from the EU's Seventh Framework Programme to conduct three years of research on the role of national museums in shaping national identity politics in Europe.

Didactic network headed by LiU researcher

Jonte Bernhard, docent at the Department of Science and Technology (ITN), has been awarded a grant from NordForsk to coordinate the research network, Nordic Network for Engineering Education Research.

New research school at LiU

LiU will be home to one of the five new national clinical research schools. The initiative is financed by the Swedish Research Council with a total budget of 75 million over five years.

Master programmes in English twice as popular

The number of students at LiU enrolled on a Master’s programmes has again increased significantly. This autumn there are around 800 students, a doubling compared to last year.

LiU at the EAIE-fair

For the first time ever LiU had its own stand at the EAIE (European Association for International Education) fair in Madrid which was held 16-19 September 2009.

Meet the future research stars

From robots that can see to economic perspectives of the art market. There is a wide range amongst the young researchers in the 2009 intake of research associates.

LiU students are top earners

A new report by the Institute for Labour Market Policy Evaluation (IFAU) confirms the image of LiU as a university whose graduates easily find jobs and are among the top earners.

LiU and Swine Flu

The anticipated influenza pandemic (influenza A (H1N1)) may involve significant disruption to university activities.
The University has made it a priority to ensure mission-critical functions are safeguarded and to minimise disruption to our students.

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