Support and services
The University provides a variety of support and services to help you when you need it. This may include study and career counselling, support on reading strategies or language support when writing an essay. Available to all students is also the Student Health Service. Further, if you have a disability, you can get targeted study support.
Library services
Explore the library collections, find a place to study and take part in courses and events.
Study and career counselling
You can get advice on study and career choices.
Student health service
We specialise in students’ life situations and mental health.
Language and reading resources
The University offers different types of language and reading support to you as a student. The Language Workshop offers support on academic writing and oral presentation skills in English and Swedish, as well as academic reading strategies.
Study strategies
To get the most out of your university education, it is important to develop good study habits.
The course Guide to Study Strategies is an online non-credit course, where you study independently. The course offers advice on how to plan your studies, note-taking techniques and academic writing, for example.
Register for the course Guide to Study Strategies in Studium
Studying with disabilities
You can get support that is related to your education.
Crisis or illness
Where to turn to if you fall ill or are in a crisis or emergency.
Childcare services
If you need childcare services, you should locate a pre-school or school and apply for a place as early as possible.
University Chaplaincy
The University Chaplaincy is for all students, regardless of faith, and offers individual counselling for those who need to talk to someone. The staff is bound by confidentiality. They also organise various activities such as choirs, lectures and crisis support.