Events

Researchers’ Grand Prix (in Sweden called Forskar Grand Prix) is a national competition where researchers are challenged to make a four-minute presentation about their research that is as captivating and educational as possible. The audience and an expert judging panel select the winner.

The last Friday of September has been designated European Researchers’ Night by the European Commission. Across Sweden and all over Europe hundreds of activities are organised to show members of the public how exciting research can be and how relevant science actually is to our daily lives. Activit...

One of Europe’s leading  popular science events. With hundreds of activities and about 70,000 visits The International Science Festival in Gothenburg is one of Europe’s leading popular science events and the only one of its kind in Sweden. More information at http://vetenskapsfestivalen.se/in...

Welcome to this networing event for international researchers. Welcome speech by Professor Carl Hansson Dinner and drinks

Welcome to join the digital launch event May 14 @ 9-10  During the event you will hear about the most important findings of the report as well as listen to a panel discussion, with representatives from all perspectives in the report. Sign up for the event Read more and find the report on Career...

This digital event is for you who are unacquainted with Swedish law, and who would like a brief overview of Swedish law, accompanied by practical guidance. 

Curious about what hiring managers in industry are really looking for in candidates?How can you translate your skills from within academia to the business sector?Join Euraxess Sweden for a live webinar with Vicent Botella-Solar from Dickerson et al. and Elena Hoffer and Angela Priest from Alma.me.

Join this best practice webinar to gain concrete insights into how industrial PhDs create mutual value for companies and universities.When: 10 September @10:00-11:30 Where: Zoom

Webinar: Rethinking Frustration - How Setbacks Spark Resilience and Creativity11th of November 16.00-17.00 (on Zoom)Frustration is a universal and inevitable part of academic life—from failed experiments and rejected papers to endless revisions and uncertainty about the future. But what if...

STARS Network’s monthly series of Swedish conversation meetings encourage people to connect with one another through language practice. The events are held entirely in Swedish and are semi-structured conversations around simple questions, pictures, news articles, media episodes and the like and last...