Alumni
Have you studied at the University of Gothenburg? Then you are an alumnus/alumna! On this page you can read more about what the Alumni Network has to offer you.
A former student who has studied at an institution and completed their studies is defined as an alum. Alumni are a valuable resource because they contribute experiences, knowledge, and networking opportunities for current students and the university.
When you register as an alumnus/alumna at the University of Gothenburg, you gain access to a global, social, and professional network in a variety of industries. You can participate in events, subscribe to newsletters, access the latest research, receive career advice, discounts, offers, and everything included in lifelong learning!
Your membership in the alumni network is and will always be free of charge.
Join the Alumni Network!
Upcoming events
4 October | Alumni After Work in Washington DC
7 October | Alumni After Work in New York
12 October | Alumni event in Silicon Valley
24 October | Alumni Careers - Working in the UN
11 November | Alumni After Work in Mexico City
12 November | Alumni event in Seoul
Alumni After Work
We invite you to casual after-work gatherings! An excellent opportunity for mingling, networking, reminiscing about university days, and meeting both new and old friends.
Alumni Careers
Webinar series where we have the pleasure of listening to distinguished alumni sharing their experiences, knowledge, and exciting careers!
Alumni Engage with Researchers
Inspirational lectures by university researchers, where they share their knowledge and expertise. Discussions and questions are encouraged at each session!
Previous events
22 February | Alumni After Work in Stockholm
29 February | Language tech made simple: A ChatGPT introduction
6 March | Melodifestivalen: The music, politics and audience
12 March | Alumni Careers: Visual Identities
15 March | After Work in Sydney
19 March | Digital Agents and Synthetic Media: On Trust in a New Era
12 April | Pursuing an academic career
16 April | Alumni After Work in Malmö
24 April | Networking event for Axel Adler alumni and students
29 April | Alumni Careers - Working at an embassy
When you join the network you get to:
- Participate in alumni gatherings, lectures, webinars, seminars, networking events and similar activities.
- Subscribe to newsletters containing upcoming events, the latest research, offers, professional development and education.
- Guest lecture at the University, serve as a mentor and inspire students in their career choices.
- Utilize our job posting portal to offer internships, thesis projects, research collaborations or recruit students and alumni.
- Get a 20% discount on an annual gym and group training membership and enjoy a free trial week at Fysiken in Gothenburg. Valid at: Gibraltargatan or Fysiken Kaserntorget.
Email your name and personal identification number to alumn@gu.se to receive a certificate to present at the Fysiken reception.
Do you want to develop your knowledge and skills? The University of Gothenburg offers commissioned education to all sorts of businesses, public services and organisations.
The training we provide is scientifically based and is therefore continuously under development. Our teachers and researchers are part of both national and international networks.
As a part of your life-long learning, you can of course search from the ordinary range of courses and programmes if you need to update your skills, or considering changing profession and therefore need a new education.
There are also many examples of fruitful collaborations and meeting places between our researchers and various organisations and businesses.
The University of Gothenburg’s alumni activities for English speaking alumni abroad are still under development, therefore we recommend the Sweden Alumni Networks supported by the Swedish Institute.
You can find local alumni networks all over the world that are open for anyone who have studied or researched in Sweden. Have a look in the calendar, sign up for notifications for alumni events and you can have a fika back home.
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