International exchange and mobility
Stockholm University is an academic environment that works actively to promote increased international collaboration – a prerequisite for high‑quality research and education.
An international university
To strengthen international academic cooperation, Stockholm University collaborates in research and education with partner universities in several countries. The university is part of a number of national and international university networks and also has direct cooperation and partnership agreements with several individual universities, university colleges, and independent research institutions.
Internationalisation for researchers
An increased level of international mobility for researchers benefits both the individual researcher and the university as a whole. Below you will find links related to international collaborations and networks, as well as information regarding relocation to Stockholm University.
Opportunities abroad for doctoral students
Doctoral students can take part in various types of exchanges as either students or staff, which means they can apply for calls targeting either group. These may include teacher mobility, student mobility with traineeships, staff training, and dissertation preparatory activities.
Internationalisation for all employees
Stockholm University aims to strengthen its international position by increasing internationalisation for teachers, researchers, and other staff, primarily through Erasmus+ but also via other international forums.
Job exchanges for state employees through UHR
The Swedish council for higher education (UHR) gives you the opportunity to develop in your work through job exchanges that help you build new contacts, share experiences, and gain a deeper understanding of the wider world.
The International Office
The Guidance and Internationalisation Group serves as the university’s International Office and assists Stockholm University students and staff in matters related to internationalisation.