Student information

The lecture halls at the Rudbeck Laboratory are Rudbecksalen (building C11) and Fåhræussalen (building C5).

On the ground floor and on the various floors in building C11, there are also conference rooms and group rooms used in teaching for smaller groups. We recommend the use of MazeMap to find the hall or room you need to go to.

Please note that most of the smaller rooms are behind locked doors. Your lecturer is responsible for letting you in.

In the entrance building, there is a larger study/lounge area where you can study and/or have your packed lunch. There is also a smaller kitchenette with washing facilities and several microwave ovens. You can find the room on the ground floor, to the right after the reception.

In the entrance building, there is a student lunch room/lounge area where you can enjoy your packed lunch. The room features a kitchenette with washing facilities and several microwave ovens. You can find the room on the ground floor, to the right after the reception.

Please note that it is not allowed to eat any of your own packed food in Bistro Rudbeck.

The Rudbeck Laboratory aims to be accessible to everyone, regardless of disability. Therefore, we strive to constantly improve and enhance accessibility.

• Our main lecture hall, Rudbecksalen, is a tiered auditorium with the entrance located at the top, where space is also available for wheelchair users. Please note that there is currently no wheelchair lift providing access to the lecturer’s platform at the front of the hall. For visitors with hearing impairments, Rudbecksalen is equipped with a fixed induction loop system.
• Other seminar rooms and halls are accessible for wheelchair users, both in the audience and among the speakers.
• Portable induction loops for other lecture halls and rooms are available for borrowing at the reception.
• Accessible toilets are located on each floor in every building (C11, R3, and R4).
• Handicap parking is available near the main entrance.
• An elevator is present in each building (C11, R3, and R4).
• All corridor entry doors are equipped with automatic door systems.
• The larger entrances are easily accessible for wheelchair users.

Induction Loops

Induction loops can be booked through the staff portal by course coordinators/course responsible and can be collected at the reception by them or the relevant teacher.

Uppsala University has made an effort to improve the overall accessibility in all our premises for individuals with different disabilities. The university aims to comply with regulation 2001:526, setting an example as both an educational institution and an employer.

Guide Dog and Assistance Dog

If you need to bring your guide dog or assistance dog onto university premises, you must apply for permission in advance. You can read more about this on the student gateway and also submit your application to bring a dog with you.