Information about the coronavirus
Information about the coronavirus for students, faculty and staff
Information for students, faculty and staff regarding COVID-19. (Updated: 26 February 2021)
Information for students, faculty and staff regarding COVID-19. (Updated: 26 February 2021)
Knowledge of social science is a necessary prerequisite for being able to cope with and solve some of today's most pressing global issues, such as the environment, health, poverty, growth and democracy. The research and education done at the faculty focuses in various ways on society and social issues.
Our researchers are of high international standing, having reached prominence in a number of fields such as welfare research, applied IT, gender issues, sustainable development and developmental psychology. Our educational programmes and courses have a solid scientific basis. We put a lot of effort into designing our study programmes so they provide a theoretical foundation and also help students to put that knowledge to practical use within the chosen vocational field.
Information about the coronavirus for students, faculty and staff
The Swedish Research Council invite researchers to participate in a survey about research data management.
Losing your sense of smell, for instance as a result of COVID-19, can cause a number of problems.
Pro-Vice-Chancellor Katrine Riklund is chair of RAI that strengthens the development of AI at the university.
Learning more about children’s motor behaviour can help develop early diagnostics and improved interventions.
Sofia Lundberg combines research on public procurement with the task of leading USBE.