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FAQ Application. Together with our students and our admissions unit we have put together an FAQ with our most frequently asked questions. Linköping University offers a wide range of courses and programmes taught entirely in English. You can find all the information you need about the application process on these pages.
Assistant professor in Materials Science with focus on Inorganic Functional Materials for Conversion and Capture technologies. 2024-09-02. Time limited employment (temporary) LiU-2024-03178. PhD student in Computer Science within WASP Graduate School. 2024-08-30. Time limited employment (temporary) IDA-2024-00145.
Degree studies at Linköping University. Linköping University (LiU) offers 30 international programmes, in various subject areas. Most of our master's programmes are two years long and count for 120 credits (ECTS). We currently offer one international bachelor programme taught in English. We also offer single-subject master's and bachelor ...
Ageing and Social Change, Master's Programme, 120 credits. Let’s build a sustainable society for an ageing population. A population that lives longer presents global challenges and opportunities that affect every aspect of our lives such as welfare, the environment, health, finance, housing, and employment.
Each year Linköping University (LiU) welcomes around one thousand exchange students. Take the chance to become one of them and come study at LiU for a summer, one semester or for a whole year. Studying abroad is not just new knowledge, but a life-changing experience. LiU is looking forward to seeing you!
University studies in Sweden might differ from what you are used to. Linköping University uses four different grading systems, depending on the course or programme. Full-time studies usually require 40 hours of study per week. Lectures and seminars are most often held during the day, which is important to remember if you plan, for example, to ...
