Faculty of Science and Engineering (Institute of Technology) (LITH)

With some 14,800 students, more than 1,000 employees and a budget exceeding SEK 1.7 billion, the Faculty of Science and Engineering is one of Sweden’s largest engineering education institutions. We are a fully integrated part of Linköping University.

Tomorrow’s engineers and scientists must be equipped with great problem-solving skills and be able to grasp the consequences of technological solutions. The Faculty of Science and Engineering at Linköping University is one of Sweden’s leading engineering and science faculties, with an international reputation for high-quality and border-crossing education.

Linköping University (LiU) emphasises problem-solving skills and encourages individual students to actively pursue knowledge and an understanding of technological consequences.

In nationwide polls among university graduates, the Faculty of Science and Engineering is constantly ranked as one of the best in Sweden with regard to educational quality, student social life and preparation for the job market. In independent surveys, LiU graduates say that their time with us prepared them well for the realities of professional life and helped them qualify for top-level jobs.

Faculty management

Dean and Pro Deans

Head of Faculty Office

Faculty management contact persons

Faculty management coordinator

Controller

Organisation

Board of the Faculty of Science and Engineering

The Board of the Faculty of Science and Engineering has the overall responsibility for the Faculty’s education and research.

Dean's Office, Faculty of Science and Engineering (TFK)

The role of the Dean’s office is to support, coordinate and develop education and research at the Faculty of Science and Engineering.

Appointment and Programme Boards

Appointments Board of the Faculty of Science and Engineering

The Appointments Board prepares and submits proposals for decisions on appointments as professor and associate professor at the Faculty of Science and Engineering.

Board of PhD Studies of the Faculty of Science and Engineering

The responsibilities of the Board of PhD Studies include monitoring, evaluating, and promoting continuous quality improvement in the field of PhD studies within its purview.

Programme Board for Chemistry, Biology and Biotechnology

This Board manages education programmes in biology, chemistry, ethology, ecology, and protein science.

Programme Board for Computer Science & Engineering and Media Technology

This Board manages education programmes in computer science, media technology, programming, and graphic design and communication.

Programme Board for Electrical Engineering, Physics and Mathematics

This Board manages programmes and courses in electronics, electrical engineering, applied physics, biomedical engineering, physics, and mathematics.

Programme Board for Industrial Engineering & Management and Logistics

This Board manages education programmes in industrial engineering and management, and logistics.

Departments

Department of Biomedical Engineering (IMT)

A national centre for research, PhD studies and graduate studies within biomedical engineering, since 1972.

Department of Computer and Information Science (IDA)

The Department of Computer and Information Science is one of the largest departments in northern Europe in its field. Research activity covers artificial intelligence, human-computer interaction, software and computer systems, and data science.

Department of Electrical Engineering (ISY)

At ISY, we conduct research and education in the field of Electrical Engineering. A strong emphasis is placed on research- and industrial collaborations.

Honorary doctors

Portrait of man on space station (Marcus Wandt)

Honorary doctors of the Faculty of Science and Engineering

The Faculty of Science and Engineering at Linköping University appoints one or several honorary doctors every year. Learn more about our recent doctors and how to nominate someone. You may also watch the honorary doctors' lectures.

News

A man kneeling down on a field holding a grass mat.

Artificial turf in the Nordic climate – a question of sustainability

Artificial turf football pitches are better than natural turf from a sustainability perspective – with some reservations. This is demonstrated by researchers at LiUy in a new study using life cycle analyses.

Men in a mechanical workshop, construction lab.

Master students constructing drones

Designing and building an autonomously flying aircraft to document weather conditions in an Arctic climate. The master’s students in Aeronautical Engineering received a substantial boost in applying their theoretical knowledge.

New Wallenberg Academy Fellows researching 6G and AI

LiU researchers Jendrik Seipp and Zheng Chen have been appointed as new Wallenberg Academy Fellows. The funding gives promising researchers the opportunity to tackle challenging research questions that require a long-term approach.