Studying at Campus Norrköping is more than just getting an education – it is a chance to make a difference and develop together with others in a creative and welcoming environment.

Campus Norrköping is centrally located in the Industrial Landscape, the town’s old industrial precinct alongside the Motala River. Old buildings have been filled with new contents, and the waterway adds a special atmosphere to the area.

There is a close-knit atmosphere on campus and the different programmes doesn't put up any friendship boundaries. It is close to the city's fantastic cultural and entertainment life, but at the same time also to water and green areas. Welcome!

This is Campus Norrköping

Image not found

Join us on campus

Sweden's most beautiful campus is located in the heart of Norrköping city centre. Come and see the place that will become a central part of your future life as a student.

Meeting places

Life in Norrköping

Image not found

Join our studentambassador Kacper as he discover Norrköping, a welcoming student city where history meets innovation.

Explore beautiful surroundings, stunning waterside locations and a campus unlike any other.

Norrköping offers the perfect place to study, grow and create your future. Could Norrköping be your next home?

A river running through a city next to tall buildings.

Curious about Norrköping?

Norrköping is Sweden's ninth largest municipality with approx. 144 000 inhabitants. Are you about to move to Norrköping? Or just curious about what to do and see here?


Visit Norrköping

Current events at Campus Norrköping

A man and a woman standing in front of a green globe.

International visualization researchers join LiU as guest professors

As Peter Wallenberg Guest Professors in Visual Scientific Communication, Petra Isenberg and Tobias Isenberg have come to Norrköping to collaborate with LiU researchers and explore new ways of helping people understand complex data.

A man standing in front of a planet.

Asteroid named after Anders Ynnerman for his contributions to space

LiU professor Anders Ynnerman is one of ten Swedes to have had an asteroid named after them. His visualisation research takes us out into space through the software OpenSpace, which opens up the entire known universe to the public.

Person (Lisa Lundström) peeks out between two welding curtains.

Inspiring others to dare choose a career in engineering

Lisa Lundström always dreamed of being an engineer. Today, she owns and leads a heating technology company with customers all over the world. The Alumna of the Year is committed to inspiring more young people to dare dream of a career in engineering.

Maps of Campus Norrköping

Contact and visitor information

Other campuses