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!
A Take Off for Your Career
Are you about to finish your studies? Become a member of the LiU Alumni network to keep in touch with your LiU friends and find new valuable contacts. Your network is your future.
Register no later than 25 May and have the chance to win a ride in the LiU hot air balloon this summer!
International Alumni Blog
To the International Alumni Blog
Guest blogger: XU Jing, LiU-alumna from Business administration-strategy and culture, Master. Six years before in 2007, when I was on my first flight to Stockholm, I would never be aware that it was the start of my dream realization journey. At that time I have just finished my college education in China, and studying in [...]
LiU Alumni proudly presents our first guest blogger: Emmanuel Letsu-Dake. Emmanuel is a LiU-alumn from International Communcations Interactivity Master´s Program and also the winner of “Alumni Stories Competition”. Since leaving Linkoping in 2002, not a day passes by without me drawing from my experiences in the International Communication and Interactivity Master’s Program. I have memories of [...]
LiU News
Intuitive thinking does not increase willingness to cooperate
A study that was presented in Nature last year attracted a great deal of attention when it asserted that intuition promotes cooperation. But a group of researchers in behavioural and neuroeconomics at Linköping University say that this is not true, in a new study now being published in Nature.
U.S. Ambassador to Sweden gives lecture
The U.S. Ambassador to Sweden, Mark Brzezinski, will give a lecture at Linköping University on Thursday 30 May.
Successful collaboration with Rwanda
Ten years ago a Sida-funded collaboration between Linköping University and the National University of Rwanda regarding postgraduate studies in educational science was launched. It has now yielded its tenth dissertation.
Electric current gets signal substances moving
After more than 30 years of electric brain stimulation against Parkinson’s disease, it is still unclear why the method works. Clinical research at Linköping University now shows that electrical shocks actually increase the release of dopamine, a necessary signal substance.
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Last updated: Mon Jun 03 10:39:22 CEST 2013



