During your studies
Here you will find information about teaching and examination at our department. You can read more about Zoom, examination forms, rules and regulations regarding examination, the student council SISOFS and what you can do if you become ill or have an accident.

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Teaching
Teaching and examination at the department mainly take place according to the regular format on campus. When necessary, our teachers use the e-meeting service Zoom for lectures and seminars.
Examination
Stockholm University is a public authority. This means that we must comply with a wide range of laws and ordinances when handling various matters. The University’s research and education are governed by, for example, the Higher Education Act, the Higher Education Ordinance, copyright regulations, confidentiality laws, and contract laws.
Writing an essay
Are you about to write an essay? Then you may need access to an essay template in Word. Maybe you want to do a survey? Then there is a tool for that.
Influence your education
Course evaluation
The course plan, the grading criteria and the course literature list are all decided before the start of the course and cannot be altered during an ongoing course. After each semester, we evaluate all courses and need your feedback in order to improve our courses as much as possible. Your feedback is valuable to us! You can provide us with your feedback during the semester and the ongoing course, or at the course evaluation which is distributed to all students by the end of each course.
The student council SISOFS
The Student council of the Department of Swedish Language and Multilingualism is called SISOFS. In Swedish: Studentrådet för Institutionen för svenska och flerspråkighet.
We are here to help you voice your opinions and effect change at the department. We hope that you will continue to help us help you. Feel free to come to our monthly meetings.
The Student council SISOFS' Swedish site: Studentrådet SISOFS
If you become ill or have an accident
If you become ill, there are several agencies you need to contact: your teacher(s), the study counsellor, the Swedish Social Insurance Agency and possibly CSN. You can get medical and psychiatric advice from Stockholm Student Health.
If you have an incident, work injury or illness, please see the University's main site:
Last updated: 2026-01-15
Source: Department of Swedish Language and Multilingualism