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Jump to main contentDuring your time here at the university, you can for example receive support in the form of language support, study and career counselling, student health, IT support, study planning and targeted study support if you have a disability.
In addition to individual assistance, you can also get support by participating in courses, seminars, group activities or workshops. Learn more from these pages and do not hesitate to contact us.
At the Student Reception you can get your questions answered regarding exams, study transcripts, access cards and much more.
If you are studying at the university and have a disability you may apply for targeted study support. The term disability, is defined as the physical, mental or developmental disabilities which pose substantial barriers to your ability to study. One such barrier is reading and writing disabilities/dyslexia.
Study techniques are an important component of your studies whether you are a new student or have been studying for a few years. If you have been a student for a while but feel that your old study strategies aren't working, a deep dive into study techniques may also be a good idea. You might find information on theese pages that may be helpful for your studies. Study techniques and reflection on one's own studies are always useful to come back to sometimes.
Develop your writing skills and learn how to find the proper references!
Study and career counselling during your studies can be about overview of your studies, your options and alternatives during your education, future career and the Swedish labour market or further studies.
By practicing mindfulness we can get more knowledge about ourselves, be better able to regulate our emotions, and enhance our quality of life. Learn more and start practice.
