LiU Alumni – update and keep the competitive edge

The students of LiU come from all over the world and our alumni can be found on every continent. They are making dream works in Hollywood, building higher education in Rwanda, doing business in London, introducing biogas in Chennai in India and developing software in Shanghai, just to name a few. They are all bringing new knowledge and expertise to society. Fostering wealth and sustainable development is the core mission of LiU. Our alumni are at the center of this.

Your network is your future. By signing up as a member of LiU Alumni you will gain access to a large network of potential professional and social contacts, all of whom are former students of LiU. Regardless of whether you’re job hunting, in need of fresh talent for your company or just curious about what other former students have gone on to work with after their degree, LiU Alumni provides you with a forum where you can make the right connection.

As a former student you also have a stake in LiU’s reputation. Through building closer ties to its alumni LiU hopes to develop a mutually beneficial relationship with its best ambassadors!

Register no later than May 25 and have the chance to win a ride in the LiU hot air balloon!

To become a member of LiU Alumni use this link 

 

 

LiU News

 

Full control of threshold voltage

In an article in the highly ranked journal PNAS, Loïg Kergoat, a researcher in organic electronics, shows that the threshold voltage of plastic transistors can be controlled with great precision.

International Day at LiU

Spring is here again and with it comes iDay – the International Day festival organized by the International Students Association at Linköping University. Exchange students and master’s students gathered in Colosseum, Campus Valla to showcase their countries, with cultural displays and food offerings.

Nominate the Alumnus of the Year

It’s time to nominate candidates for the 2012 Alumnus of the Year award.

American teaching internships broaden perspectives

Teaching students can now travel on exchange to the United States for internships in American schools. Kristina Tengelin and Natalie Sezgin, on the verge of getting their degrees, were the first to try it out.