Uppsala University in Visby
Visby is a meeting place for the University, where all three disciplinary domains contribute through education, research, and collaboration.
The University is organised into three disciplinary domains:
All three disciplinary domains, seven faculties, around ten departments, and two centres are represented at Campus Gotland.
Disciplinary Domain of Humanities and Social Sciences
- Department of Education
- Department of Archaeology, Ancient History and Conservation
- Department of Game Design
- Department of Law
- Department of Business Studies
- Department of Informatics and Media (IM)
- Department of Human Geography
- Guto – The Societal Transformation Centre
- Department of English
- Department of Scandinavian Languages
is part of the Disciplinary Domain of Humanities and Social Sciences.
Faculty of Educational Sciences
Department of Education
The Department of Education website.
Faculty of Arts
Department of Archaeology, Ancient History and Conservation
The Department of Archaeology, Ancient History and Conservation website.
Department of Game Design
The Department of Game Design website.
Faculty of Law
Department of Law
The Department of Law website.
Faculty of Social Sciences
Department of Business Studies
The Department of Business Studies website.
Department of Informatics and Media (IM)
The Department of Informatics and Media website.
Department of Human Geography
The Department of Human Geography website.
Guto – The Societal Transformation Centre
Faculty of Languages
Department of English
The Department of English website.
Department of Scandinavian Languages
Faculty of Medicine
Department of Public Health and Caring Sciences (IFV)
The Department of Public Health and Caring Sciences website.
Faculty of Science and Technology
Department of Earth Sciences
The Department of Earth Sciences website.
Department of Civil and Industrial Engineering
The Department of Civil and Industrial Engineering website.
Blue Centre Gotland (BCG)
Multidisciplinary Graduate School in Sustainable Development (GRASS)
In January 2021, Uppsala University established a multidisciplinary graduate school in sustainable development. The main mission of the graduate school is to conduct research based on key social challenges.
Several of the departments listed above are involved in GRASS, most of them engaged in interdisciplinary research projects.
Governance of Campus Gotland
The Board, the Council, the Adviser to the Vice-Chancellor and the administrative support staff are responsible for operations at Campus Gotland. Read more about the governance of Campus Gotland.