Here you can find important information that will be useful to know before arriving to Sweden and while you are a student at Mid Sweden University.
Here you can find important information that will be useful to know before arriving to Sweden and while you are a student at Mid Sweden University.
Here, we have listed some of the many reasons our students have chosen our university.
Mid Sweden University is a two-campus university with campuses in the city centres of Östersund and Sundsvall, two beautiful cities located in the middle of Sweden.
Read more about the fascinating world of research at Mid Sweden university!
Are you ready to become one of the next top scientists in your field? Then the Mid Sweden University Master by Research Programme is the perfect choice for you!
Exchange students are students coming to Mid Sweden University for one or two semesters within the framework of an exchange agreement.
Tuesday 13 October 2026
With 220 students participating, a new record was set at this year's Young Bünsow. For many, the day was a chance to make contacts, gain insight into working life and discover opportunities for degree projects, trainee programs and future jobs with regional employers.
Tuesday 13 October 2026
Monday 12 October 2026
Some of Northern Europe's most valuable natural forests risk not receiving the protection they need. Researchers warn of this in a new scientific guide, which presents recommendations for how old-growth forests should be identified and mapped across the EU.
Monday 12 October 2026
Friday 9 October 2026
Every year, Mid Sweden University's student unions recognize teachers who have made a special difference to students' learning. This year, the pedagogical awards go to Lisa Lindström in Östersund and Ida Svanedal in Sundsvall. The prizes are awarded during Mid Sweden University's celebration week.
Friday 9 October 2026
On 14–15 October, Mid Sweden University will host the third international conference Social Work in Schools – Collaboration, Inclusion and Student Well-Being.
14 October – 15 October
Östersund
Welcome to attend André Ahrling's defence of his doctoral dissertation "Love is the virtue through which the poor is rich: Representations of virtue and poverty in Old Swedish sermon collections" on the subject of history.
13.15–16.00
Sundsvall
Welcome to Emin Zerman's docent lecture Designing Visual Technologies for Human Experience on Monday 26 October at 14.00–15.00. The lecture will be held in English and given in hybrid format. You can participate on site in room C326 in Sundsvall or via Zoom.
14.00–15.00
Sundsvall
