Stockholm University is a public university located in Stockholm, Sweden. It was founded as a college in 1878 and gained university status in 1960. Notable in the university’s early history is the appointment of Sofia Kovalevskaya to hold a chair in the mathematics department in 1889, making her the third female professor in Europe. Stockholm University is Sweden’s largest university and one of Europe’s leading centres for higher education and research in science, humanities, social sciences and law. The university is ranked as the 69th best university in the world by the Academic Ranking of World Universities, and among the 200 best universities in the world by Times Higher Education World University Rankings and QS World University Rankings.
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Stockholm University – Department of Meteorology
Country
- Sweden
City
- Stockholm ,
Founding year
1960
Acceptance rate
65%
Fall semester application deadline
Not specified
Spring semester application deadline
Not specified
Semester fees (30 ECTS)
Not specified
Contact
Subjects available to free mover students
Earth & Marine Sciences [English]Environmental Sciences [English]
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General rankings position
QS World University Rankings
153°
Times Higher Education World University Rankings
183°
Academic Ranking of World Universities
69°
Center for World University Rankings
159°
CWTS Leiden Ranking
327°
Eduniversal palmes
4/5
Webometrics
136°
QS World Universities by Subject
Arts & Humanities
132°
Engineering and Technology
297°
Life Sciences & Medicine
238°
Natural Sciences
98°
Social Sciences & Management
175°
Accounting & Finance
151-200°
Anthropology
51-100°
Archaeology
51-100°
Architecture
201-230°
Biological Sciences
113°
Business & Management Studies
351-400°
Chemistry
125°
Communication & Media Studies
51-100°
Computer Science & Information Systems
201-250°
Earth & Marine Sciences
51-100°
Economics & Econometrics
93°
Education & Training
101-150°
English Language & Literature
101-150°
Environmental Sciences
23°
Geography
48°
History
101-150°
Law
151-200°
Linguistics
83°
Materials Science
201-250°
Mathematics
201-250°
Modern Languages
101-150°
Philosophy
101-150°
Physics & Astronomy
121°
Politics & International Studies
101-150°
Psychology
101-150°
Social Policy & Administration
31°
Sociology
38°
Statistics & Operational Research
151-200°
