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This is a list of universities and academic institutions in Sweden. The Swedish educational system, concerning higher education, is divided between general and professional academic institutions, which respectively award general academic degrees or professional degrees.1 General Academic Istitutions
1.1 Universities (Universitet)
- Uppsala University ( Uppsala)
- Lund University ( Lund)
- Stockholm University ( Stockholm)
- Gothenburg University ( Gothenburg)
- Umeå UniversityUmea University or Umea universitet is a state university in Umea, Sweden. There is also a separate Umea Institute of Technology at the university. The university was founded in 1965 and during the seventies it became known as the "red university" due to ( Umeå)
- Linköping UniversityLinkoping University (LiU) or Linkopings universitet is a state university in Linkoping, Sweden, founded in 1969. It has four faculties and twenty departments, many of which teach students from more than one faculty. A number of knowledge centres are also ( LinköpingLinkoping [lnopn] is a City in southern Sweden, in the Ostergotland County and the Ostrogothia Province. With its surroundings it makes up the fifth largest Municipality in Sweden, Linkopings kommun with 136,190 inhabitants ( SCB statistics of November 1, and Norrköping)
- Karlstad UniversityKarlstad University or Karlstads universitet is a state university in Karlstad, Sweden. The university created in 1999 when the former university college was granted the privileges of a university by the Government of Sweden. See also: List of universitie ( Karlstad)
- Växjö UniversityVaxjo University or Vaxjo universitet is a state university in Vaxjo, Sweden. The university was created in 1999 when the former university college was granted the privileges of a university (the right to conduct research) by the Government of Sweden. ( Växjö)
- Örebro University ( Örebro)
1.2 University Colleges (Högskolor)
University colleges are not generally permitted to award degrees higher than Bachelor's.
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