Research at Campus Gotland
Research is carried out at most university departments operating in Visby. However, it is the research in a couple of subjects that is unique to Campus Gotland, namely in wind energy, conservation and in game design.
Research on hydrogen
The Hydrogen group works to promote the energy transition within the transport sector.
Wind Energy
We combine leading research on wind energy modeling with interdisciplinary research on sustainable energy transition.
Ar Research Station
is one of the University’s biological research stations, situated on northern Gotland.
Multidisciplinary graduate school in sustainable development
The main mission of Uppsala University's multidisciplinary graduate school (GRASS) is to conduct research based on key social challenges. The research will include subjects such as changed energy systems, sustainable consumption, destinations development.
The graduate school ASSURE
ASSURE (Adaptation of Urban Space through Sustainable Regeneration) will develop new knowledge on the sustainable renovation and transformation of buildings and neighbourhoods. The graduate school is run by the Faculty of Engineering (Lund University), Malmö University, Campus Gotland (Uppsala University) and RISE, which also coordinates the programme.
The graduate school is funded by the Swedish Research Council Formas and will support ten doctoral projects between 2023 and 2028.
Exploit the potential of Campus Gotland
The education and research environment at Campus Gotland offers particularly good opportunities for testing new paths and exploiting the potential of multi- and interdisciplinarity and regional collaboration. Read more in 'Mission, Goals and Strategies' for Uppsala University.
Innovations for a better world
Many of the products, services, and methods that have a meaningful impact on people worldwide today are based on ideas and research results successfully developed by researchers and students, either individually or collaboratively.
At Uppsala University, innovative ideas with real impact potential can crop up anytime and anywhere. Whatever their nature, working mechanism to capture and nurture them are all in place.
Research for a better world
Research carried out at Uppsala University helps us to understand our society. Read more on research at Uppsala University.