Karlstad University will continue to train principals on behalf of the Swedish National Agency for Education (Skolverket). The new assignment runs for six years starting in 2027.
Karlstad University will continue to train principals on behalf of the Swedish National Agency for Education (Skolverket). The new assignment runs for six years starting in 2027.
Karlstad University will continue to train principals on behalf of the Swedish National Agency for Education (Skolverket). The new assignment runs for six years starting in 2027.
Karlstad University will continue to train principals on behalf of the Swedish National Agency for Education (Skolverket). The new assignment runs for six years starting in 2027.
Karlstad University will continue to train principals on behalf of the Swedish National Agency for Education (Skolverket). The new assignment runs for six years starting in 2027.
Karlstad University is launching a new Robot Camp for children this summer – an initiative that quickly became fully booked. Over two weeks, participants get to explore the possibilities of technology by building and programming their own robots in a creative and collaborative environment.
The Robot Camp combines technology, programming, collaboration, and problem-solving and is part of Teknikerjakten (The Technology Hunt).
Karlstad University is launching a new Robot Camp for children this summer – an initiative that quickly became fully booked. Over two weeks, participants get to explore the possibilities of technology by building and programming their own robots in a creative and collaborative environment.
The Robot Camp combines technology, programming, collaboration, and problem-solving and is part of Teknikerjakten (The Technology Hunt).
You, as a student at Karlstad University, can now apply for online courses for the academic year 2026/27 through Eunice*. Choose from 119 courses that will give your education additional depth and international experience.
Each year, Eunice offers a wide range of courses for all students studying at one of the partner universities.
Students studying on the Master programme in information systems at Karlstad Business School may now receive two-degree certificates, whilst only studying one degree programme, announces Dr Ala Sarah Alaqra, associate professor in information systems at Karlstad Business School.
Through the new double degree programme, being launched August 2026, students complete their first year of studies at Karlstad University and then spend their second year at our partner universit
Students studying on the Master programme in information systems at Karlstad Business School may now receive two-degree certificates, whilst only studying one degree programme, announces Dr Ala Sarah Alaqra, associate professor in information systems at Karlstad Business School.
Through the new double degree programme, being launched August 2026, students complete their first year of studies at Karlstad University and then spend their second year at our partner universit
Students studying on the Master programme in information systems at Karlstad Business School may now receive two-degree certificates, whilst only studying one degree programme, announces Dr Ala Sarah Alaqra, associate professor in information systems at Karlstad Business School.
Through the new double degree programme, being launched August 2026, students complete their first year of studies at Karlstad University and then spend their second year at our partner universit
Karlstad University is participating in the new EU-funded project SPECTRA, coordinated by Ergang Wang at Chalmers University of Technology. SPECTRA aims to develop new technologies in which solar energy is used to convert plastic waste into valuable resources.
Within the project, Karlstad University will develop computational and AI-assisted tools to accelerate the discovery and optimisation of materials and processes.
Karlstad University is participating in the new EU-funded project SPECTRA, coordinated by Ergang Wang at Chalmers University of Technology. SPECTRA aims to develop new technologies in which solar energy is used to convert plastic waste into valuable resources.
Within the project, Karlstad University will develop computational and AI-assisted tools to accelerate the discovery and optimisation of materials and processes.
Karlstad University is participating in the new EU-funded project SPECTRA, coordinated by Ergang Wang at Chalmers University of Technology. SPECTRA aims to develop new technologies in which solar energy is used to convert plastic waste into valuable resources.
Within the project, Karlstad University will develop computational and AI-assisted tools to accelerate the discovery and optimisation of materials and processes.
Karlstad University is participating in the new EU-funded project SPECTRA, coordinated by Ergang Wang at Chalmers University of Technology. SPECTRA aims to develop new technologies in which solar energy is used to convert plastic waste into valuable resources.
Within the project, Karlstad University will develop computational and AI-assisted tools to accelerate the discovery and optimisation of materials and processes.
The summer and holiday season is approaching after yet another intensive and eventful half-year – and there is much to celebrate. CTF’s research has continued to contribute to important discussions, collaborations and research on societal development, ranging from international research arenas to local partnerships.
This year is also a special one for us – we are celebrating 40 years as a research centre.
