Campus Västervik Competitors

Linköping University will never rest on its laurels. The University conducts world-leading, interdisciplinary research in close collaboration with industry and society, including in the fields of materials, IT and hearing. In the same spirit, Linköping University (LiU) offers a wide range of innovative degree programmes, not least numerous professional programmes for doctors, teachers, business graduates and engineering graduates. The university has 32,000 students and 4,000 staff across four campuses, which together seek answers to the complex questions of our time. Its students are among the most sought-after on the labour market, and according to international rankings, LiU is among the world’s leading universities. LiU became a university in 1975, and innovation is our only tradition. Social media guidelines at LiU: https://liu.se/en/article/rules-for-dialogue-in-social-media-channels

Umeå University is one of Sweden’s largest institutions of higher education with over 36,000 students and 4,100 faculty and staff. We are characterised by world-leading research in several scientific fields and a multitude of educations ranked highly in international comparison. Umeå University is also the site of the pioneering discovery of the CRISPR-Cas9 genetic scissors - a revolution in genetic engineering that has been awarded the 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. At Umeå University, everything is nearby. Our cohesive campus environment makes it easy to meet, collaborate and exchange knowledge, which promotes a dynamic and open culture where we rejoice in each other's successes.

Malmö University is an innovative, urban and international institute of higher education, located in the centre of Malmö. We have around 1,800 employees and 24,000 students. Our research and education are characterised by the role we believe a university should play in an open society — to contribute to sustainability and equality in a scientifically grounded way with external partners and stakeholders. Identifying and addressing the challenges of the future are of highest priority. Our researchers and students work collaboratively to create, share and spread knowledge in order to understand, explain and develop society — both locally and globally.