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Research Assistant: Understanding Human Behavior in Games
At the Games & Society Lab at Uppsala University, Joshua Juvrud takes an individualistic approach using psychological methods to understand better how different game players (with different personalities, traits, and experiences) interact with various game mechanics,…
Research Assistant: Social Cognition in Infants and Young Children
At the Child and Babylab (Barn och Babylab) at Uppsala University, Joshua Juvrud uses novel and state-of-the-art techniques in research (eye-tracking, pupil dilation, EEG, motion capture) to assess how children perceive and interpret people, emotions, and…
Deadline to Add or Change Elective Courses
Deadline to Drop a Course or to Designate a Course Pass/Fail
DIScovery Trips
Experience a new and exciting part of Sweden as you travel on a faculty-led DIScovery Trip.
Break/Exploration Elective/DIScovery Trips
Living Expenses in Stockholm and Budgeting Abroad
Managing your finances is an important part of your study abroad experience; we want to equip you with the tools and information you need to feel confident in budgeting before and during your semester. How Much…
Students from Entry Visa-Free Countries
As a DIS student studying abroad in Sweden, you are required to apply for and obtain the necessary documentation to reside in Sweden legally. The guidelines outlined on this page are relevant to students from Entry…
Students from Entry Visa-Required Countries
As a DIS student studying abroad in Sweden, you are required to apply for and obtain the necessary documentation to reside in Sweden legally. The guidelines outlined on this page are relevant to students from Entry…
Research Assistant: Modes of Architectural Production in U.S., Denmark, and Sweden
Community Standards Policy
Students are expected to contribute to a positive community, where harassment and disruptive behavior are not tolerated and act in respectful and responsible ways toward each other. This includes DIS’ Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion. Community conflict…
Last day of DIS Housing
DIS housing closes at noon on this date.
Last Day of Semester – Earliest Departure to the U.S.
The earliest day that you may depart Stockholm in order to finish the program. Do not book flights home before this date!
Final Exams
Final exam times are reserved for this week. Do not book flights to the U.S. or elsewhere before the end of final exams.
Study Break
You have a break to enjoy a week of downtime in Stockholm or travel on your own.
Travel Week 2
For some of you, you will be traveling on your mandatory DIS faculty-led Program Study Tour this week. These dates are set when you sign up for our Core Course within the DIS registration system. So…
Travel Week 1
For some of you, you will be traveling on your mandatory DIS faculty-led Program Study Tour this week. These dates are set when you sign up for our Core Course within the DIS registration system. So…
Core Course Week
During Core Course Week you will go on a faculty-led three-day study tour in Sweden or a neighboring country, and partake in a two-day seminar in Stockholm integrated into your Core Course curriculum. Your Core Course Week schedule will…
Classes Start
Most classes meet twice a week. Wednesdays are field study days in and around Stockholm, which form an integral part of your experiential learning.