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EURAXESS SWEDEN

EURAXESS Sweden provide information and assistance to mobile researchers - by means of this portal and with the support of our national EURAXESS Centres.

The portal contains practical information concerning professional and daily life in Sweden, research news, as well as information about jobs and funding opportunities. The Swedish EURAXESS Centres provide assistance in matters related to moving to and living in Sweden and help researchers and their families to plan and organize their move.


All services of the EURAXESS network are free of charge.


A Research Career in Sweden?

Find out more about Academia in Sweden

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Wed, 13 May 2026 (Europe/Brussels), 3 - 5pm
Sweden is one of the most innovative countries in the world, with one of the highest spendings on research in Europe. To continue that trend, new minds joining the research community is always needed. What is it like being a doctoral student in Sweden? This digital event, organized by EURAXESS
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Tue, 26 May 2026 (Europe/Brussels), 2 - 3:30pm
Understanding the Swedish labour market Do you consider pursuing a career in Sweden and wish to gain insights on the Swedish labour market? If yes, join us for this webinar as you will get an overview of:The main sectors, which ones have shortages or surpluses, the role of employers’ organisations
Swedish Research Council
Stay up-to-date on current research calls. See Vetenskapsrådet (The Swedish Research Council)
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A new analysis shows that Sweden has a strong international impact in the humanities. The analysis has been produced as a supplement to the 2025 Research Barometer, and uses an alternative metric to show the citation impact for the field.Read the article on vr.se (Vetenskapsrådet - The Swedish
Från Chalmers utlysning
Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg is now embarking on its seventh global recruitment round for tenure-track Assistant Professors, inviting 11 ambitious researchers to “turn their vision into progress” in fields such as energy, batteries, nanoscience, materials science, production