The autumn semester starts officially on Monday 31 August and ends on Sunday 17 January 2027. No classes are scheduled during the winter holidays, that is from 23 December 2026 to 6 January 2027.

Regarding admission

Courses and programmes starting in the autumn semester have been open for applications on universityadmissions.se and/or its Swedish counterpart, antagning.se in two admission rounds. 

In the first admission round (deadline 15 January) only the programme has been open for applications and the admission results have already been communicated to all applicants.

See information for new students.

Applicants in the second admission round (deadline 15 April) have received a notification of first selection results on 10 July. Admitted applicants as well as applicants placed on the waiting list should have accepted or declined their study or reserve places no later than 20 July, see more information on antagning.se. The final admission results have been communicated on 23 July.

Some of the courses in mathematics, numerical analysis and mathematical statistics at the Faculty of Science will be opened for late applications on 10  August. All late applicants will be placed on the waiting list in chronological order.

Admitted students will receive more information regarding the courses after 10 August. Applicants placed on the admission's waiting list will receive a decision regarding admission as soon as possible, in some cases only after the introductory meetings.

Course Information

Information about introductory meetings and course schedules is available in the schedule tool TimeEdit, see link to TimeEdit-webb.

Course websites for all courses in mathematics, mathematical statistics and numerical analysis given in the autumn semester will be available in the learning platform Canvas.

Admitted students will gain access to relevant course websites in the Canvas platform soon after the completion of the admission process.

However, general information regarding all our courses is accessible from the left menu, see Programme Structure and Courses.