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Welcome to this interactive online meeting with a short introduction to Swedish authorities and Q&A session. - migration issues - personal number - Swedish language courses etc. Presentations Ulla Tunkara, International Staff Services KI Target group international doctoral students, postdocs, researchers, staff members Registration Sign up here. See other events in the series of meetings You can read necessary information for your stay in Sweden and Karolinska Institutet on International Staff website 

Cancer Research KI, External Engagement Office (EEO) and KI Innovations welcome you to a joint seminar on Intellectual Property on 13 May 2025, 15:00-17:30h at Ragnar Granit, Biomedicum. During the seminar, seminar, Andreas Lundquist (KI Innovations) and Fernando Farieta (EEO) will explore the fundamentals of Intellectual Property and its importance in both academia and industry. The seminar is open to everyone, however, it is especially tailored for PhD Students and Postdoctoral Researchers looking to navigate the basics of Intellectual Property in Sweden.   AGENDA   15:00-15:30 Fika 15:30-15:40  Welcome and Introduction, Simon Ekman, Cancer Research KI 15:40-16:10 Fernando Farieta, How to protect my ideas in the academic world? 16:10-16:40 Andreas Lundquist, Why Researchers Should Pay Attention to Intellectual Property Rights? 16:40-17:30 Mingle with fika   Moderator: Sara Abu Ajamieh   Registration: Please register by filling in the following form.   We look forward to seeing you!

Join the Stockholm PhD Academy 2025 – a free program for international PhD students designed to help you settle in, connect, and explore life in Stockholm beyond academia. From culture to careers – this is your Swedish starting point!   Your first step starts here Open primarily to first-year international PhD students from Stockholm’s 18 universities. Spots are limited, so don’t wait too long to apply! Applications are now open! The deadline is September 1st. Use the QR code or click here (https://render.jotform.com/252172015623346) to register your interest!   What’s in it for you? Gain insights into Swedish society to help you thrive during and after your PhD. Build a network of fellow international researchers. Meet PhD students from across Stockholm’s universities and academic disciplines. Explore your career options in Sweden. Lay the foundation for your integration and future success.   3 Lectures. 3 Themes. Step into your Swedish future! Over three inspiring lectures, you’ll get practical insights into everything from cultural mindset to career navigation – all designed to help you feel more at home here. You'll discover Stockholm’s diverse industries, innovation landscape, and vibrant start-up scene. Along the way, gain insight into Swedish history, values, and social norms to better understand your new workplace culture. The program also offers tools and guidance to help you start networking early and build skills valued in Sweden’s job market.

Confused about when to contact your student union (MF/DSA) versus a trade union like SULF? Not sure what a-kassa is or if you need it? Join for a practical seminar to learn about your rights and resources as a doctoral student. A SULF representative will clarify the differences and answer your questions. Open to all KI doctoral students, research assistants, and post-docs. Zoom link: https://ki-se.zoom.us/j/64967589178 Organized by GPH doctoral student representatives

SULF Doctoral Candidate Association invites you, PhD students, to join us for an informative and engaging event. Date: February 25th. Time: 16:00 – 18:00. Location: Biomedicum - Room B0317 (Main Entrance Floor). Address:  Karolinska Institutet, Biomedicum - Solnavägen 9, 171 65 Solna. Language: The presentation will be in English, but questions can be asked in Swedish. Registration: Please register below no later than February 22nd. Schedule 16:00 – 16:45     Presentation on your rights and responsibilities as a doctoral candidate. 16:45 onwards    Q&A session, mingling, and free sandwiches. Welcome! For any questions or further information, please contact us at [email protected]   Registration at: https://sulf.se/en/calendar/ki-welcome-to-an-event-for-doctoral-candidates/

Are you interested in gaining experience in life sciences outside of KI? KI Career Service organises this mingle event for PhD students at KI to meet representatives from companies that participate in the Internship Programs Spring 2026 Call. Take this opportunity to learn more about the companies and established first contacts before the application period for the internship program closes. Information about registration and agenda of the event can be found under the following link: https://news.ki.se/calendar/internship-programs-by-ki-career-service-spring-2026-call-mingle-event  

Learn how the Swedish model can give you as an employee a voice through rights, organization and influence Date: 8 October 2026 Time: 12:00–12:40 Place: Zoom (Register here) SULF invites you to a digital conversation about the Swedish Model, workplace participation, and the importance of understanding your rights and opportunities at work. In this discussion, Paulina Rajkowska shares her experiences of navigating Swedish working life and academia and reflects on why access to information is essential for understanding workplace culture, collective agreements, and opportunities to influence working conditions. Joining her is Malvina Kummu, Ombudsman at SULF and project lead for SULF's initiative on the Swedish Model. Together, they will explore how knowledge empowers employees, why information is crucial for meaningful participation, and how the Swedish Model supports dialogue between employees and employers. Paulina Rajkowska is also one of the authors of The PhD Wanderer: Essays on Doctoral Studies in Sweden. During the event the participants will be able to join a book raffle to win a free copy and find out more about stories of doctoral candidates who have successfully graduated their education in Sweden and continued on with their careers. Welcome to an engaging conversation about knowledge, participation, and working life in Sweden