Classic Short Fiction from Sweden in new book
A treasure chest of stories by Swedish authors from the 1880s to the 1950s, many appearing for the first time in English.
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Study with us – apply now
Applications for international courses and programmes beginning in the autumn 2027 are now open.
Department of Culture and Aesthetics
Apply for a short-term exchange by 31 October
On 1 October, applications for more than 40 Blended Intensive Programmes, BIPs, open. All students in the CIVIS university alliance, where Stockholm University is a member, are welcome to apply by 31 October.
Researchers gathered for Avant-Garde and Migration conference
Around 280 scholars, art historians and researchers from across the globe gathered at Aula Magna.
Department of Culture and Aesthetics
Student: Don’t Miss the Green Card
Discounted admission and special deals at a number of cultural institutions across Stockholm.
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The Reading and Writing group of Speculative Fiction in Autumn 2026
The Speculative Fiction & Environmental Humanities Reading Assemblage (SFEHRA) will have its second meeting on October 1st, led by professor Andrew Jones, Department of Archaeology and Classical studies and Elisa Viteri Márquez, PhD student at the Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies.
Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
Nineteenth-Century Lantern Slides and Our Understanding of the History of Visual Media
New research in Art History.
Department of Culture and Aesthetics
You can now print via Printomat using a PIN code or a card
It is now easier to use Printomat. You can sign in to the printers using a personal PIN code or by linking your own card – a specific university card is no longer required.
Accessibility this summer
Information about opening hours and accessibility at the Department of Culture and Aesthetics during summer 2026.
Department of Culture and Aesthetics
Mieke Bal at Stockholm university
Department of English collaborated with IKE and Accelerator to bring you a series of hybrid events with the famous Dutch scholar Mieke Bal, the author of 50 books, and Kyoo Lee, a US philosopher. The lectures, film-screenings, panels, and book presentations, showed the extent to which Bal’s interdisciplinary oeuvre shaped a great many scholars at Stockholm university for more than three decades.
Department of English
An Updated Humanism
An anthology re-examines humanism, as scholars rethink subjectivity and critique to shape a more sustainable vision of the humanist tradition.
Department of Culture and Aesthetics
6 African thinkers who help us understand the world – new book
Latest publication by C. Premat, Professor in French with a focus on political discourses in the francophone world at Stockholm University.
Department of Romance Studies and Classics