The Kåkenhus Building is central to Campus Norrköping. It includes student services, the library, Clinicum (where students from the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences practice clinical skills), a café run by Kårservice (the student unions' service organisation) and many classrooms and study areas. LiU scientists within printed electronics share an office with external research institute Acreo.
David Einar
In contrast to the rest of the campus, the Täppan Building is modern. A key feature is its courtyard, surrounded by glazed exterior walls. The building contains a nonprofit student café, study areas and classrooms used mainly by the engineering programmes.
Thor Balkhed
Kårhuset Trappan is the students’ own building in Norrköping and home to many activities. There are also study areas.
Fotograf: Alexander Häger
The roar of the Motala River permeates the campus environment.
Thor Balkhed
The Bomullsspinneriet Building is home to the teacher training programme. Here you also find Remeso, the Institute for Research on Migration, Ethnicity and Society. The photo shows research students from India, the Czech Republic, Italy, Iran and Sweden, gathered to discuss migration in the Mediterranean region.
Peter Holgersson
Kopparhammaren 2 is the oldest as well as the newest building in the Industrial Landscape. The new part is also the university’s first “green” building. The focus here is on sustainability, and here you’ll find environmental science students as well as the Centre for Climate Science and Policy Research. The centre runs Norrköping’s Decision Arena, an advanced interactive studio where visualization technology helps politicians and scientists understand complex climate-related issues and make good decisions.
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Visualization Center C makes complicated research available to the public by showing what is actually not possible to see.
Thor Balkhed
