Continue your studies this autumn, which path will you choose?

On March 21st from 2:00 PM to 5:30 PM, it’s time for the spring open house at Campus Flemingsberg.

Campus Flemingsberg is one of Sweden’s largest campuses, hosting five universities, an art school, and a high school all in one place. Here, you can study everything from medicine to teaching, engineering, speech therapy, or nursing. You’ll meet almost 19,000 students studying medicine, nursing, economics, engineering, journalism, philosophy, music education, sculpture, painting, and much more. Additionally, Campus Flemingsberg is one of the few places in Sweden where you can train to become a police officer. All just 19 minutes from central Stockholm. During this day, you’ll meet students and staff from our various universities and programs. You can also talk to study and career advisors who will answer your questions.

Welcome to a young and vibrant campus where it’s easier to choose your own path.

Read more about Open House here

Published On: 4 March 2024

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