Linköping UniversityPresentation

This is Linköping University• 27,000 under-

graduate students

• 4,000 employees

• Income SEK 3,500 million

Four campuses in three cities

Valla, Linköping

Norrköping

University Hospital, Linköping

Lidingö, Stockholm

History of Linköping University

1975The University College becomes Linköping University

1980Interdisciplinary thematic research

1986Faculty of Health Sciences and problem-based learning

1997Campus Norrköping

2000Carl Malmsten Furniture Studies

Innovative study programmes

Lots of social activities

Students find employment quicklyLiU’s graduates rank second in Sweden for quickly finding employment.

Notable alumni

Peter Agnefjäll,President and CEO, Ikea Group

Gustav Fridolin,Swedish Minister for Education

Helena Norrman,Senior Vice President Marketing and CommunicationsEricsson

Carl-Henric Svanberg, Chairman, BP and Volvo

Elnaz Baghlanian,Coordinator, Svenska Pen

Alumni all over the world

Research that crosses boundaries

300 professors

1,300 doctoral students

High in international rankingsAmong the top 2% in the world in international university rankings.

An international university

Innovation and collaboration

Organisation

Four faculties• Arts and Sciences

• Educational Sciences

• Medicine and Health Sciences

• Science and Engineering

14 multidisciplinary departments• Behavioural Sciences

and Learning

• Biomedical Engineering

• Clinical and Experimental Medicine

• Computer and Information Science

• Culture and Communication

• Electrical Engineering

• Management and Engineering

• Mathematics

• Medical and Health Sciences

• Physics, Chemistry and Biology

• Science and Technology

• Studies of Social Change and Culture

• Social and Welfare Studies

• Thematic Studies

www.liu.se

Photos: Margareta Alfredson, Thor Balkhed, Göran Billeson, David Einar, Annika Johansson, Lena Katarina Johansson, Sverker Johansson, Maria Karlberg, Ann-Christine Lekberg, Jean-Yves Limet, Ida Ling Flanagan, Vibeke Mathiesen, Peter Modin, Anna Nilsen, Gunilla Pravitz, John Sandlund, Hanna Söderqvist, Filip Wiltgren, Ericsson, KPMG, Volvo.

Illustrations: Peter Modin, Fanny Ståhl, Jenny Widén, iStock.