Welcome to our research pages!

At the Department of Swedish Language and Multilingualism, we conduct research into Swedish and other languages in Sweden, individual and societal multilingualism, and interpreting and translation studies. Common to all our research – regardless of theoretical perspective – is that we in some way explore the relationship between language and humankind.

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Find a researcher!

Our researchers and doctoral students conduct research in the fields of Swedish and Scandinavian Languages, Bilingualism, and Translation studies. Welcome to contact us!

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Read publications

Articles, books, doctoral dissertations, conference papers, reports, student essays, and more in the DiVA publication database.

Our research projects

We have many research projects underway in the research areas of Swedish and Scandinavian Languages, Bilingualism, and Translation studies. The projects cover a wide range of topics and are funded both externally and internally.

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Our four department units

Centre for Research on Bilingualism, Institute for Interpreting and Translation Studies, Swedish and Scandinavian Languages, Swedish as a Foreign Language.

RESEARCH AT STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY

On our central website, you will get an overview of the university's research.