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'Future of Sweden. Towards an Intercultural and International society…or?'

Ulf Palmenfelt, professor emeritus at the Department of Cultural Anthropology and Ethnology, and Mikael Norrby, the university guide, will talk about some public holidays that are important in Sweden and why and how we celebrate them. This lecture is held in English.

Guided walk with Mikael Norrby (III) about some less pleasant parts of the medieval history of Visby.

Innovation Day is hosted by Uppsala University Campus Gotland and Science Park Gotland – a annual event when students will have the opportunity to participate in solving critical societal challenges.

The Symposium is organised annually by the Sustainable Heritage Research Forum (SuHRF), at the Department of Art History/Conservation, Uppsala University Campus Gotland. This is the first SuHRF Symposium, which aims to explore sustainable heritage from different perspectives and paradigms: as a concept, a practice and a method.

The Interdisciplinary Island and Seascape Research Cluster Invites you to a series of workshops on: Lessons to be learned for humanity - past, present, future

Students and staff are invited to the annual Christmas celebration in St. Nicolai Ruin with candlelight Lucia procession and choir.

Tempted to go abroad this summer, acquire new knowledge and gain valuable credits, all at the same time?

Professor Marcus Hällgren from Umeå School of Business, Economics and Statistics, Umeå talks about the  group ethnology research method that he used in his research when he followed climbers on Mount Everest for a couple of months.

This seminar will discuss case studies from the Caribbean and Micronesia and the natural and cultural processes that have affected the preservation and integrity of archaeological sites on islands, many of which are located in low-lying coastal areas.

Researchers, lecturers, and students on Campus Gotland are invited to a series of workshops and discussions on how education can be organized differently to address sustainability challenges.

Is there such a thing as a dead landscape? And if so, who killed it?

‘Learning to live with a lively planet (2) What does climate change mean for intergenerational relations on Gotland?’

Do you want to study courses abroad for one or two semesters? The application for exchange studies commencing in the spring of 2021 is open 15 April - 15 May.

What is the employer looking for in your CV and Cover letter when recruiting?

Energy efficient retrofit of historic urban stock requires a methodical approach, comprehensive analysis and case-specific solutions.

Do you want to study courses abroad for one or two semesters? The application for exchange studies commencing in the spring of 2021 is open 15 April - 15 May.

Time to nominate for the pedagogical award! Deadline for nomination is 17 March. Uppsala University annually awards five pedagogical prizes for outstanding contributions within education at basic level as well as advanced level.

Our international officers present a number of information sessions about the various study abroad activities that are available to you!

Are you curious about what study abroad opportunities are available to students at Uppsala University?

Wednesday 29 April, we go to the Anga church meadow on the eastern part of Gotland to join in the traditional spring event 'fagning'.

Application for exchange studies starting in the spring 2021 is open 15 april - 15 May and the application for Erasmus Traineeship is open 1 - 15 May, for internships to be commenced earliest in mid-June 2020.

Unfortunately the GGC 2020 is cancelled, due to the global Coronavirus epidemic and its consequences.

Welcome to two full days of popular science presentations of student essays and degree project papers!

We would like to invite you to our annual Summer Symposium on 5 June 2020. Please find attached the programme, together with short abstracts of the students’ presentations. Please feel free to pass on this invitation to others who might be interested in attending.

At the end of each academic year, Uppsala University - Campus Gotland, normally organises a closing ceremony for students who are finishing their studies at the university.

Join the university guide Mikael Norrby on a tour of Uppsala University's main building, Universitetshuset, and its surroundings

Research Forum on sustainability for participants in countries around the Baltic Sea. Due to the coronavirus, the event is held online providing opportunity to participate as listener.

On Friday 28 August, between 09:00 and approximately 14:00, an Orientation Day will be held for new international students. The orientation programme is designed to welcome and introduce international students to the university, Campus Gotland, and to Visby.

Walk with the university guide Mikael Norrby around medieval Visby and learn
about the towns amazing history.

Walk with the university guide Mikael Norrby around medieval Visby and learn
about the towns amazing history.

The University guide Mikael Norrby will give a brief lecture on Gotland history.

The autumn semester 2020 starts 31 August.

On Thursday 3 September you can take a tour around Visby's medieval wall with the Visby train, a small tourist train, and get to experience Visby's amazing history.

Uppsala University Campus Gotland invite Master's Programme students and lecturers to participate in a two-day-long introduction on sustainability. Workshops and seminars will be mixed with movie nights and potluck dinner. For those who can’t, or don’t want to participate on Campus, parts of the event will take place online.