Linköping University

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Linköping University
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founding 1975
Sponsorship state
place Linköping and Norrköping , Sweden
Rector Helen Dannetun
Students 22,931 (2018)
Employee 3,156 FTE (2019)
including professors 308 (2018)
Annual budget 4.036 billion SEK (2018)
~ 376 million euros
Website www.liu.se
Main administration building of Linköping University

The University of Linkoping (Swedish: Linköpings universitet , LiU) is the 1975 emerged from the College City University of Linköping in Sweden . The university began in 1963, when the first master’s degrees were offered.

Faculties

Linköping University consists of four faculties

and 23 other departments.

In 1996 a university branch began teaching in the neighboring city of Norrköping . In 2007 there were around 25,000 students enrolled at the university, around a quarter of them in Norrköping.

Web links

Commons : Linköping University  - Album with pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c Higher Education in Sweden 2018 status report. P. 78ff.
  2. ↑ LiU in figures . Retrieved August 28, 2019.
Universities and colleges in Sweden
State universities

Uppsala University  • Lund University  • University of Gothenburg  • Stockholm University  • Umeå University  • University of Linköping  • Karolinska Institute  • Royal Institute of Technology  • Luleå University of Technology  • University of Karlstad  • Örebro University  • Mittuniversitetet  • Linnaeus University  • Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet

Private universities

Chalmers University of Technology  • Stockholm University of Commerce  • Jönköping University

State universities

Blekinge Institute of Technology  • University of Borås  • Dalarna University  • University of Gävle  • Halmstad University, Sweden  • Konstfack Stockholm  • University Kristianstad  • Mälardalen University  • Malmö University  • University of Skövde  • Södertörn University College  • Royal College of Music Stockholm  • Royal College of Art Stockholm  • College of Film, Radio, Television and Theater  • Gymnastics and Sport University Stockholm  • Art University Stockholm  • University West

Independent program provider

Beckmans Design College  • Ersta Sköndal College  • Gammelkroppa Forestry School  • Johannelund Theological Seminary  • Red Cross College  • Queen Sophia College of Nursing  • Stockholm's Music Education Institute  • Stockholm Theological College  • Newman Institute for Catholic Studies  • Örebro Theological Seminary

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