News from Campus Gotland and Uppsala University

How do consumers take decisions in our society when sustainability and current problems such as antibiotic resistance are important issues for our ...

Last year a new initiative was started on Gotland with the aim of reducing food waste and at the same time increasing the availability of sustainab...

A completely new sustainability budget will help steer Region Gotland towards sustainable development. The budget was developed by researchers at U...

The second selection round for admissions to spring semester 2023 is now complete. The total number of admissions is around the same level as last ...

Tourism has exploded on Easter Island over the last twenty years ­– something that has led to both financial gain and major encroachments on the is...

Five researchers from Uppsala University are on Clarivate’s “Highly Cited Researchers” list, which covers the most cited researchers worldwide.

On 7-9 September, new bachelor's and master's students at Campus Gotland were invited to take part in Uppsala University ‘s introductory days calle...

Gotland has been singled out by the government as a forerunner in the transition to renewable energy. The goal: to have an energy system based on r...

Recently Radio Sweden broadcasted a feature about the two Nord Stream pipelines located on the baltic seabed. David Langlet, Professor of Environme...

Around 80 senior university officers from 10 different countries in the Baltic Sea region are gathering in Uppsala this week for the Baltic Univers...

Children with cancer can find radiotherapy distressing. A research group at Uppsala University is currently developing a computer game to prepare c...

Hello Owe Ronström, organiser of four seminars on sustainability at Almedalen together with Swaminathan Ramanathan. The panelists include guests fr...

In crisis and war, authorities and other public actors, just as under normal conditions, are governed by laws and regulations. The war in Ukraine a...

The COVID-19 pandemic had enormous consequences for our society. Not least, it had negative consequences for the hospitality and tourism industries...

Sheep are the strongest symbol of sustainability on Gotland, according to Gurbet Peker. Not only do real ones graze all over the island, you can ev...

Hello Linda Wedlin, organisor and moderator of a panel discussion during Almedalen Week with the theme ‘What knowledge and what kind of democracy i...

What is the best way to find out about a human being or animal that has been dead for perhaps several centuries? “Study the bones” is what Sabine S...

Campus Gotland has a new climate-smart, student-centred lecture hall. As one of the University's most important profile and focus areas, sustainabi...

With the launch of several new freestanding courses, the Faculty of Pharmacy takes a central position in the government's prioritised work to stren...

Uppsala University endorses the Swedish Government’s firm condemnation of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.