The 22nd International Conference on the Teaching of Mathematical Modelling and Applications (ICTMA22)

(In English:) Travelling to and from the city of Linköping, as well as local transport in Linköping, is easy and accessible.

Getting to Linköping: Long distance transportation

There are several ways to get to Linköping and please consider your CO2 emissions:

• Linköping City Airport (LPI) has direct and frequent connections to Amsterdam Schiphol International Airport (AMS), which has many international flights. Alternatively, you can fly to Stockholm Arlanda International Airport (ARN) and then take the train or bus to Linköping (see below).
• By express train, Linköping is a stop on the line between Copenhagen Kastrup International Airport (CPH) and Stockholm Arlanda Airport (ARN). The train takes 3-3.5
  hours from Kastrup and 2-2.5 hours from Arlanda. There is a direct night train from Hamburg which takes approximately 10 hours.
• There are several ways to get to Linköping by bus from Arlanda and Kastrup, as well as from a number of European cities. For example, there is a direct overnight Flixbus from Hamburg to Linköping, which takes about 12 hours. 

Overviews of ways to travelling to Linköping can be found at the following webpages:

• https://visitlinkoping.se/en/plan/travel-to-link%C3%B6ping (provided by Linköping municipality)
• https://liu.se/en/article/how-to-get-to-campus (provided by Linköping university).
  
  

Getting around in Linköping: Local transportation

The public transport system in Linköping is very well developed and it is easy to get from the centre of Linköping (the hotel area) to the Valla campus by bus; see
https://liu.se/en/article/how-to-get-to-campus and https://www.ostgotatrafiken.se/.

(In English:) Hotels are located in the city of Linköping, 3-3.5 km from the campus. The easiest way to get to the campus is by public transport, by bicycle or on foot. The University has pre-arranged contracts with a number of hotels and rooms have been pre-booked for conference participants. Participants will need to book their own accommodation and the link to book with the pre-arranged hotels will be provided on the conference website when registration opens on 15 January 2025.

(In English:) The International Community of Teachers of Mathematical Modelling and Applications (the 'Community') is a membership organisation that exists to promote Applications and Modelling in all areas of mathematics education - primary and secondary schools, colleges and universities. The ICTMA conferences began in the first half of the 1980s and have been held more or less every other year since then:

• ICTMA-1 1983 University of Exeter, England
• ICTMA-2 1985 University of Exeter, England
• ICTMA-3 1987 University of Kassel, Germany
• ICTMA-4 1989 University of Roskilde, Denmark
• ICTMA-5 1991 Freudenthal Institute, Netherlands
• ICTMA-6 1993 University of Delaware, USA
• ICTMA-7 1995 University of Ulster, Northern Ireland
• ICTMA-8 1997 University of Queensland, Australia
• ICTMA-9 1999 University of Lisbon, Portugal
• ICTMA-10 2001 Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
• ICTMA-11 2003 Marquette University, Milwaukee, USA
• ICTMA-12 2005 City University, London, UK
• ICTMA-13 2007 Indiana University, USA Kathmandu University, Nepal (Satellite Meeting)
• ICTMA-14 2009 University of Hamburg, Germany
• ICTMA-15 2011 Australian Catholic University, Australia
• ICTMA-16 2013 Universidade Regional De Blumenau, SC, Brazil
• ICTMA-17 2015 University of Nottingham, U.K.
• ICTMA-18 2017 University of Stellenbosch, Cape Town, South Africa
• ICTMA-19 2019 University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
• ICTMA-20 2022 University of Würzburg, Germany
• ICTMA-21 2023 Yokohama National University, Japan

 

Learn more about the history of ICTMA