Student

Checklist

This is a checklist to help you remember all the things that is good to think of both before and after you arrive to Karlstad.

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Exchange studies

Karlstad University has more than 200 exchange agreements with universities in about 35 countries around the world. Each year we welcome approximately 250 international exchange students.

Studenter sitter vid ett bord och studerar tillsammans

My Kau

My Kau is a personal digital service for you as a student at Karlstad University. In My Kau, you perform administrative tasks related to your studies.

AI tool as aid for students

Students at Karlstad University have access to the AI tool Microsoft Copilot. Here's more information on generative AI tools.

Exams the next 7 days (in Swedish)

Kau card

The Kau card is a multifunctional card, designed to increase security at the university, facilitate daily life for the card owner and effectivise the card management.

What to do in case of unexpected events

On this page you find information on what to do if something happens. In the event of an emergency, always call 112 first.

Emergency situation

In case of emergency, call 112 to reach emergency services, police or to call for an ambulance, talk to an on-call priest or receive medical advice in case of emergency poisoning. Do not end the conversation before receiving instructions from the emergency dispatcher.

Fire

How to act in case of a fire:

Karlstad - the student city

Karlstad has enjoyed the reputation of being a friendly and hospitable city for a long time and now ranks as one of the best student cities in Sweden.

Student Health Services

Student Health Services at Karlstad University offers support to all students studying at Karlstad University/Ingesund College of Music, regardless of whether you study on campus or remotely. Welcome!

Individual sessions with a councellor

You can turn to a counselor if you want support or advise. It can be about anything that affects your life and your studies. For example stress, worry, anxiety, depression, crises, or other.