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Information for students and staff about the coronavirus
Distance learning this autumn as well

    Mainly online-teaching this fall

    Stockholm University follows the recommendations of the Public Health Agency and the government's decision to ban public events and public gatherings with over 50 participants. Teaching will mainly be conducted online (with some exceptions). You can stay up-to-date by checking our website where you will also find the course schedule, as well as the student platform Athena. These arrangements are subject to change with short notice should new guidelines be published by the government.

    Information for students and staff about the coronavirus
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    Providing informal care can reduce quality of life

    In a new study, researchers from Stockholm and Gothenburg University have found that providing support and help to somebody who is ill or disabled can reduce the carer’s quality of life.

    Providing informal care can reduce quality of life
    Björn, Jakob, Karin and Per Photo: Robert Johansson

    How psychodynamic therapy via internet works for depressed adolescents

    Psychodynamic therapy via internet for depressed adolescents has been developed and tried by a group of researchers from the Department of Psychology, Stockholm University.

    We are looking for young people with depression
    Sexuella trakasserier på arbetsplatsen

    Sexual harassment at work increases suicide risk

    Workplace sexual harassment was thought to be a likely risk factor for mental health disorders. Now, a new study by Stockholm University researchers shows a connection between sexual harassment and suicidal behaviour.

    Sexual harassment and suicide
    Mikael Lundqvist

    ERC funding for research into human cognition and generalising artificial intelligence

    Artificial neural networks can be trained to handle information in a similar way to the human brain. A crucial difference is that these are not as flexible as the brain. With the support of an ERC Starting Grant, Mikael Lundqvist at the Department of Psychology will learn to understand the neural mechanisms behind the ability of primates to generalise and create flexible artificial networks.

    ERC Starting Grant for research on flexible AI

    Exchange students

    To be able to participate in exchange programs such as Erasmus+ or Nordplus, you must be nominated by your own international coordinator at your home university.

    Exchange students

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