During your studies
There is a lot of practical information to keep track of during your studies. Here we gathered information about registration, course/programme start, syllabi and timetables. You can also find information about our app Lnu, IT-support, student account, password, printing, swiping card, how to register for your examination, and how to register and publish your essay.
Registration, course/programme start, syllabi and timetables
Registration
If you are enrolled in a programme, you must accept your place at antagning.se to keep it.
You must register on the course you will be studying by the start of the semester or course at the latest, in order to show that you are an active student.
If you're enrolled in a programme, you must register for every new course within your programme. You register through Ladok for students. The registration opens one week before the start of the course. By registering, you show that you are an active student on the course.
Keep in mind that if you're taking a course that spans multiple semesters, you need to register at the start of each semester to demonstrate that you are still active on the course.
Course and programme introductions
In most cases, attendance is mandatory at the course/programme introduction and a requirement in order to be accepted as a student at Linnaeus University. If you are ill or have some other reason for absence, you must inform your faculty about this prior to the mandatory meeting.
Syllabi
The syllabus describes what your course/programme looks like and what it contains. You will also find information on course literature.
Timetables
In order to see your personal timetable you need to log in to Lnu.se/Student, after that your timetable will be presented directly. If you are not able to see your timetable when you are logged in you can search for it.
Log in to Lnu.se/Student
Course and programme introductions
Search syllabi
Search timetable manually in TimeEdit
IT support, student account, passwords, printing and swipe cards
IT services and support
With your student account you have access to, for instance, email, file storage, printing/copying and network (Internet).
Change password
If you have forgotten your password to your student account or need to change your password.
Printing, copying and scanning
In order to be able to print, copy, and scan at the university you need to deposit money to your student account via Pcounter EasyPay, see guide below.
IT services and support
Forgotten password
Change password
Swipe card
Get started with Pcounter EasyPay for printing and copying
Register for your examination
You must register for the examination by Tuesday the week prior to the examination at the latest. NOTE! You can not make any late entries to examinations. You are not allowed to enter the examination room unless you are registered.
When you register for an examination through the system, you will receive a confirmation of your registration. It is not possible to sign up for an examination via your cell phone. You must sign up through the web, where you will also get a confirmation.
If you receive no confirmation, please contact your department promptly. On Wednesday the week prior to the examination, you will receive an email stating in what room the examination will take place.
The university tests a new anonymous examination system. Anonymous examination means the students receive a number or a code to enter on their exam instead of their name and personal number as before. Only certain students and examinations are included in this round of tests.
Register for your examination at studentweb
Degree project template
The template for Bachelor's and Master's theses is the Essay template and is available in the computers in all computer rooms and at UB. If you use your own computer, you can find the template here:
Register and publish your essay
All essays and theses by students at Linnaeus University should be published in DiVA.
Do you need to contact the university?
Problems regarding your studies? Please, do not hesitate to contact your faculty.