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The Russian invasion of Ukraine

Here, students can read information about the Russian invasion of Ukraine. University management is in continual contact with the Government Offices and the Association of Swedish Higher Education Institutions. SLU is following the Government’s instructions.

Questions and answers related to the Russian invasion of Ukraine
Vice chancellor Maria Knutson Wedel. Photo.

Condemnation of the invasion

“It is with sorrow that we are following what is happening in Ukraine. We support the Swedish Government’s condemnation of the invasion. We are looking at how we can help the students and staff who may have been negatively affected,” says Vice-Chancellor Maria Knutson Wedel. 

Read the Vice-Chancellor's blog post where she puts the unimaginable into words and emphazises that our academic values and democratic principles will be more important than ever.

The back of a younger man with a gray hat looks down at the ground. Photo.

Are you anxious?

Support is available from SLU if you are anxious or struggling with your mental health. We are an international university and many people are affected by the current situation in different ways.

As a student, you can contact the study guidance service, programme directors of studies, or course coordinators, and the Student Health Centre.

News

Published: 24 May 2024 - Page editor: utb-webb@slu.se

Security at SLU

The SLU Security Unit are following the events closely and are prepared to take action where necessary. Their primary focus is monitoring IT and information security. Read more about information security

Contact the SLU Security Unit via email, sakerhet@slu.se.

Emergency information from the Swedish authorities

Krisinformation.se publishes all of Sweden’s crisis information.

The information published by the site has been verified by public authorities and other responsible parties.

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