The Kalmar Campus, also part of Linnaeus University following the merger with Växjö University, is located in the picturesque coastal city of Kalmar, Sweden. This campus complements the Växjö Campus by offering specialized programs and fostering a close-knit academic community. Its unique location by the Baltic Sea provides an inspiring backdrop for learning and research, particularly in fields related to marine and environmental studies.
The Kalmar Campus is particularly noted for its interdisciplinary approach, encouraging collaboration between different fields of study. Its smaller size compared to Växjö allows for a more personalized educational experience, with close interactions between students and faculty. The campus also hosts several research initiatives, especially in sustainability and marine ecosystems, making it a vital part of Linnaeus University’s academic network.
The Växjö Campus of Växjö University, now part of Linnaeus University since its merger in 2010, is the primary and central campus located in the heart of Växjö, Sweden. This campus is known for its vibrant academic environment and offers a wide range of programs across various disciplines. It serves as the main hub for both undergraduate and postgraduate studies, attracting students from across Sweden and internationally.
The Växjö Campus is also known for its strong focus on sustainability and environmental studies, integrating these themes across many of its courses. With state-of-the-art facilities, a diverse student body, and a commitment to research and innovation, this campus provides a dynamic learning environment for all students.
