Press

13 researchers from Mid Sweden University are included in the 2026 list of the world's top 2 % most-cited scientists. The researchers represent a wide range of disciplines, from computer engineering and electronics to health sciences, economics and chemical engineering.

Thursday 5 November 2026

On 27–28 October, Symposium for Early Career Researchers Working with Indigenous Issues was arranged for the second time at Gaskeuniversiteete (Mid Sweden University) in Staare (Östersund). The initiative grew out of the need for more meeting places for researchers in indigenous issues.

Friday 30 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.

Thursday 29 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.

Thursday 29 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.

Thursday 29 October 2026

Mid Sweden University is now broadening the range of South Sami with a new course on Sami literature. The course provides an introduction to Sami literature from the 1600s to today's acclaimed literary development.

Thursday 29 October 2026