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Do you intend to apply to extend your residence permit for studies?
The coronavirus pandemic may affect students who have a residence permit for studies in Sweden and intend to apply to extend it, as well as students who need to complete components of courses that were held during the spring semester.
Was the course a success?
You may have the course evaluations from previous students to thank for that! Evaluate your course at the Student Portal (link to the Student Portal).
You can also find results from all previous course evaluations, even courses you did not take yourself.
Summer opening hours at the library
Here the university libraries present their summer opening hours.
Your experiences of distance mode
The university management is eager to obtain information about how you as student experience distance mode, compared with normal operations. For this reason, all LiU students have received a short questionnaire to their student email account.
The right time to finish
After nine years as LiU’s most senior executive, Helen Dannetun is finishing her term as vice chancellor. But she will remain at the university, and is hoping for assignments in the future. A look back at her years at LiU, and a look forward to post-VC life.
Inside LiU News
New security scan for virus enabled
The new security feature, Advanced Threat Protection, scan files in Teams, Sharepoint and Onedrive to detect viruses.
Changes within University Services
The University Services Office has been wound down as organisational division with effect from 1 June 2020, and its operations and co-workers transferred to other units within the administration.
The right time to finish
After nine years as LiU’s most senior executive, Helen Dannetun is finishing her term as vice chancellor. But she will remain at the university, and is hoping for assignments in the future. A look back at her years at LiU, and a look forward to post-VC life.
Welcome back to campus this autumn
Linköping University will open this autumn, in stages. The Swedish government announced at a press conference on Friday afternoon, 29 May, that institutions of higher education will return to normal operation this autumn.
LiU’s new vice-chancellor appointed
It’s official: the Swedish government has appointed Jan-Ingvar Jönsson as vice-chancellor of Linköping University. His term of office will begin on 1 July 2020.
