Contact and visit us

Physical addresses

Kalmar

Universitetsplatsen 1
392 31 KALMAR

Kalmar map

Växjö

Universitetsplatsen 1
352 52 VÄXJÖ

Växjö map

Gothenburg (optometry program)

Campus Lindholmen
Forskningsgången 2
41756 GOTHENBURG

Postal addresses

391 82 Kalmar
351 95 Växjö
Sweden

Registry office

registrator@lnu.se

Travelling to Växjö

You can reach Växjö by direct flights from Bromma Stockholm Airport to Växjö Småland Airport.

You can also reach Växjö via flights to Copenhagen Airport/Kastrup and a connecting direct train to Växjö station (approximately 2.5 hours). Travelling by train will take you to Växjö station situated in the city centre.

For travelling between Växjö Småland Airport and Linnaeus University, or Växjö city centre and Linnaeus University, taxi or bus is recommended.

Bus to campus

Bus no 4 takes you from Växjö Småland Airport to Växjö city centre where you change bus for Linnaeus University.

There are several alternatives for travelling by bus between Växjö city centre and Teleborg, where campus is situated. The best option is bus no 3 that goes directly to the university. Other alternatives are to take bus no 1 or bus no 5 to Teleborg centrum, which is located an 8–10 minute walk from the university.

All bus routes are operated by Länstrafiken Kronoberg, see link for timetables.

Travelling to Kalmar

You can reach Kalmar by direct flights from Bromma Stockholm Airport to Kalmar Öland Airport. 

From 27 January 2025, you can fly directly between Arlanda and Kalmar.

You can also reach Kalmar via flights to Copenhagen Airport/Kastrup and a connecting direct train to Kalmar station (approximately 4 hours). Travelling by train will take you to Kalmar station situated in the city centre.

For travelling between Kalmar Öland Airport and Linnaeus University, taxi or bus is recommended.

Bus from Kalmar Öland Airport to Kalmar city centre

Kalmar Öland Airport is located about 5 km from the city centre. Shuttle bus number 402 takes you to Kalmar center. Buses are operated by Kalmar Länstrafik, see link for timetable.

Looking for a building or a room? By entering its name in the search box here at Lnu.se you can find a map page with the building/room marked.

Map, Kalmar

Map, Växjö 

To be in our premises

How can and may the university's premises be used?
Read more in: Local rules for Linnaeus University (pdf)

Parking in Kalmar

There is 182 parking places in the multistory car park at Stuvaregatan 8. There are also 15 parking spaces for electric cars.

Fees for the multistorey car park:

• SEK 10/hour (day), 7 am–6 pm
• SEK 5/hour (night), 6 pm–7 am
• SEK 80/24 hours
• SEK 600/month

Kalmar map

Parking in Växjö

Linnaeus University offers around 900 parking spaces with a fee of SEK 2/hour or SEK 20/24 hours. There are also 60 free-of-charge parking spaces at Stallvägen (next to building S).

There are also roughly 50 parking spaces have charging points for electric cars. The fee for parking spaces with charging point are SEK 5/hour. Parking spaces with charging points are available at P06, P08, P10, P11, P12 and P14.

You pay the fee in one of the following ways:

• Using the parking app Aimo (earlier MobilPark) described on the signs, you start, extend and end your parking session, save license plate number for your vehicles, and choose how to pay your invoices. More information below.
• Using the text service (see signage), you start your parking by sending a text, and end it by sending another one. The cost will not be included in your phone bill, instead you will reveice a separate invoice, which means that you can use your service phone. An invoice fee will be added.
• Coin-operated machine is available at P06 Studentstigen.
• Card-operated machine is available at P10 Gulan.

There is a ban on night parking (at 00.00–05.00) for all university parking spaces, regardless of fee paid. 

For night parking, we refer to the parking lot at Brände udde, Stenladan, the castle parking lot and about 30 guest parking lots that can be found on Studentstigen 2-4, PG Veides väg 2,10 and 15, Tuvanäsvägen 2 and 8, and Georg Lückligs väg 10.

Map parking spaces, Växjö

Växjö map

All main entrances to the houses are open:
Monday-Friday, 7.30-17.00

Exceptions for The University Library, see opening hours for the library.

The houses that do not have general study places (applies to Växjö, house GP, H (Fh) and L) are open:
Monday-Friday, 8.00-17.00

As a student, you have access to the houses with your Lnu card and code, at most between 06.00-23.00, but times vary depending on the building and the room.

Do you have questions about invoices? We have gathered all the information you need on this page Information for suppliers: invoicing.

All official documents stored at Linnaeus University are public documents. This means that they fall under the principle of public access to official documents, granting the public the right to access them. However, certain documents may contain information that is protected by confidentiality. When a document is subject to confidentiality, the university always conducts a review before releasing it. This confidentiality review may result in parts of the document being redacted or the document not being released at all.

Below is information on how to contact the university’s records office and archive, a link where you can search for course syllabuses, and further details on accessing public documents.

Accessing public documents

Through the university records office:

Through the Searchport service (in Swedish), you can search for current registered cases. If you wish to request documents from a case or other public documents, please contact the records office.

Address: Universitetsplatsen 1 (the H building) 

Opening hours: weekdays, 9am–3pm

Email: registrator@lnu.se

Through the university archive:

If your request concerns archived documents, such as degree certificates, transcripts, dissertations, or course evaluations, please contact the archive.

Address: Universitetsplatsen 1 (the H building) 

Opening hours: weekdays, 9am–3pm

Email: arkiv@lnu.se

Accessing course syllabuses

Search for course syllabuses at kursplan.lnu.se.  Contact the university’s archive if you cannot find the syllabus you are looking for.

What are public documents?

A document, in this context, is essentially anything that contains information of some kind – for instance, a paper document, a digital file on a hard drive, an audio recording, or similar.

Public documents must be provided without delay

Public documents must be provided as soon as possible, which normally means within 1–2 days. However, it may take longer if you request a large number of documents, documents requiring extensive confidentiality reviews, or documents that are difficult to retrieve.

You can remain anonymous

You do not need to disclose who you are or why you are requesting documents. However, if the documents are subject to confidentiality, we may need to ask who you are and what you intend to use the documents for.

When we cannot release documents

If you are denied access to a public document, you are entitled to the rejection decision in writing from Linnaeus University. If you believe the decision is incorrect, you can appeal it to the administrative court of appeal.