Linkoping University

Linköping University, also known as LiU, is a modern and prominent institution in Linköping, Sweden. It has a strong focus on research and boasts a rich academic environment with international recognition and a broad range of innovative educational programs. Above all, LiU prides itself in its student-friendly nature and sustainability initiatives.

Overview

Linköping University is one of Sweden's largest academic institutions and is particularly known for its innovative education and cross-disciplinary research. Established in 1975, the university has four faculties: arts and sciences, educational sciences, medicine and health sciences, and engineering. It offers a variety of programs from undergraduate to postgraduate levels in various disciplines. It has a strong emphasis on research-driven teaching, with particular strengths in areas such as materials science, information technology, and disability studies. The university is home to approximately 27,000 students and employs around 3,900 people. The main campus in Linköping is a place of beauty with old and new buildings surrounded by nature. In 2020, the university marked its 45th anniversary. Despite being a relatively young university, LiU continually receives international recognition for its quality education and research.