Admission and registration
Exchange students at the Bachelor's level: Courses in History
Swedish History, Vikings and Sweden in the 17th Century: The Great Power Era.
You can either register in Ladok for students or contact the administrator for registration: erasmus-hist@uu.se.
Students admitted to the international Bachelor's Programme/courses in Holocaust and Genocide Studies
You will be registered by the department after the first meeting of the course. You need to be present at the meeting to be registered. This applies to these courses:
- Introduction to Holocaust and Genocide Studies
- The State and Violence
- Empires, Modernity and Mass Violence
- The Holocaust and the Totalitarian Society
If you have questions, please contact: studera-hist@uu.se
Students admitted to courses/programmes at the advanced level
You will be registered by the department after the first meeting of the course. You need to be present at the meeting to be registered.
Reserve
If you are placed as a reserve, you will be contacted by the department via email if you can be offered a place. You must then respond within the specified time frame to get the place on the course. Don't forget to check your spam-filter.
Cancellation
If you do not want to read the course, we ask that you instead submit a withdrawal via Antagning.se or Universityadmissions.se.
Discontinuation
If you have registered but regretted it, you interrupt the course in Ladok. If you interrupt within three weeks of the start of the course, you have the opportunity to apply for the course again at another time.
Learning platform and schedule
All course pages with course-specific information, schedule, contact information, etc. will be found in the Studium learning platform, studium.uu.se.
You can also search for your schedule via www.schema.uu.se. You need to be logged in to be able to see your schedule.
Academic leave of absence
Application form for academic leave of absence
Transfer of credits
Application form for transfer of credits