Communication channels
Stockholm University uses a variety of channels to communicate research, education, and activities at the university.
To effectively convey your message, sometimes one channel suffices, while other times multiple channels are necessary. Our most important communication channel is the web.
Websites
Stockholm University's main website communicates education, research, and collaboration. It provides information from various parts of the university and offers knowledge and inspiration.
Stockholm University has around 200 websites in its own web publishing system. Each site has a clear role within the university's web ecosystem.
There are six central websites with overarching information about the university:
- The Swedish and English websites: su.se and su.se/english
- The University Library's Swedish and English websites: su.se/biblioteket and su.se/library
- The staff websites in Swedish and English: medarbetare.su.se and su.se/staff
The university's extensive operations are showcased in our education catalogue, research catalogue, and through all the websites for departments, centres, institutes, and specific activities on su.se and su.se/english.
You can find links to most sites on our central external website:
Departments and centres at su.se
More information about the structure, content, and purpose of our websites:
Contact persons for communication and web
Social Media
Stockholm University's main social media accounts:
- Stockholm University on Facebook
- Stockholm University on Instagram
- Stockholm University on LinkedIn
- Stockholm University on X (formerly Twitter): @Stockholm_Uni and @Stockholms_univ
- Stockholm University on YouTube: @StockholmUniversity and @Stockholmsuniv
Many departments and faculties also have their own accounts where you can follow their work.
For questions about the university's social media, contact socmedia@su.se
Here you can read about support for those using or considering using social media in their work at the university:
Newsletters
Here we list newsletters sent to external audiences.
University newsletter
The University's newsletter informs about current research, education, and collaboration opportunities at Stockholm University. It is published every other week during the terms and is issued by the Communications Office.
Contact: nyhetsbrev@su.se
Subscription and Archive
University newsletter in English
The University's Communications Office publishes a newsletter in English about four times a year. It covers news about education, exchange, research, and campus life, and is aimed at students, alumni, partner universities, and the business community.
Contact: newsletter@su.se
Subscribe and See Archive
Library newsletter
Current news and events, newly published books from Stockholm University Press, and the latest episodes of the podcast "Bakom bokhyllan." It is published a few times per term.
Contact: kommunikation.sub@su.se
Subscribe and See Archive
Student news – Support and tips during Studies
The Student Services newsletter for students.
Contact: studentnyheter@su.se
Page about the Newsletter on su.se (in Swedish)
Alumni network newsletter
The Student Services newsletter for alumni.
Contact: alumn@su.se
News from Student Services
The Student Services newsletter for international programme students, incoming exchange students, and PhD students.
Contact: study@su.se
Study information from Student Services
The Student Services newsletter for study counsellors at upper secondary schools, adult education centres, SFI, and job centres.
Contact: studieinfo@su.se
Podcasts and blogs
Information screens
There are several information screens in various buildings across our university campuses. They are an excellent way to reach students, staff, and visitors.
Printed materials
Stockholms universitets Magasin
The inspiration magazine "Stockholms universitets magasin," primarily aimed at upper secondary school students, is published in November each year. It is mainly distributed during the Saco Student Fair. The magazine aims to inspire higher education studies, showcase the subjects at SU, and provide an insight into student life. We involve former students, current students, and teachers/researchers to offer diverse and interesting reading. The magazine can be ordered via su.se/magasinet
Student Services is responsible for producing the magazine.
Contact: studieinfo@su.se
Student handbook
The Student Handbook is produced each academic year and contains a compilation of useful information and answers to many frequently asked questions from our students. The handbook is available in print at Studenthuset and in Albano, or digitally here:
su.se/studenthandboken (the page is in Swedish)
Student Services is responsible for producing the Student Handbook.
Contact: studieinfo@su.se
Studies at Stockholm University leaflet
Every other year, the Communications Office, the central study counsellors, alumni activities officers, and the International Office, together with the study information group at Student Services, produce an introductory brochure about Stockholm University and Stockholm as a destination for international students.
The brochure is used at international fairs and events that the International Office participates in.
Download the Brochure on su.se
Contact: study@su.se