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All official documents stored at Linnaeus University are public documents. This means that they fall under the principle of public access to official documents, granting the public the right to access them. However, certain documents may contain information that is protected by confidentiality. When a document is subject to confidentiality, the university always conducts a review before releasing it. This confidentiality review may result in parts of the document being redacted or the document not being released at all.

Below is information on how to contact the university’s records office and archive, a link where you can search for course syllabuses, and further details on accessing public documents.

Accessing public documents

Through the university records office:

Through the Searchport service (in Swedish), you can search for current registered cases. If you wish to request documents from a case or other public documents, please contact the records office.

Address: Universitetsplatsen 1 (the H building) 

Opening hours: weekdays, 9am–3pm

Email: registrator@

Through the university archive:

If your request concerns archived docume

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