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SLU Alnarp

SLU Alnarp focuses on landscape architecture, horticulture, plant production and southern Swedish forestry and agriculture. Alnarp has around 900 students studying within these fields. The Faculty of Landscape Architecture, Horticulture and Crop Production Science har its base in Alnarp.


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Admission results Bachelor's first round

Admission results published for Bachelor’s first admission round utb-webb@slu.se You do not have to reply to your offer. If you do not intend to start the programme you have been admitted to,

SLU University Library now has 3D printers in Alnarp and Uppsala

The SLU University Library in Uppsala has recently acquired a 3D printer. There is also a 3D printer in Alnarp. The printers can be used free of charge by all students and staff. In order to use the

Professorial inauguration – lectures

Professorial inauguration – lectures helena.pennlov@slu.se On Friday 19 April professors from Alnarp, Umeå and Uppsala will be inaugurated at SLU Ultuna. The ceremony on Friday evening is

Let's talk science! Rewetting peatlands – does it benefit the climate?

Let's talk science! Rewetting peatlands – does it benefit the climate? annika.mossing@slu.se THE SEMINAR IS IN ENGLISH. The rewetting of peatlands have in recent time become an issue for societal

Clothes swap week at the SLU University Library

bib-webbredaktionen@slu.se Let your clothes get a new life and update your spring wardrobe – swapping clothes is free, fun, and climate-smart! Photo: Becca McHaffie (Unsplash) At the SLU

Agribuild

Agribuild Conference: Industrialised, Renewable, Sustainable Building Materials from Agriculture and the Countryside johanna.grundstrom@slu.e The aim of the conference is to provide an up-to-date

Soil health Living Labs

markmiljo-webb@slu.se How can Sweden contribute to creating Living Labs with a focus on soil health to meet regional challenges? Welcome on 24 April to find partners and learn about the EU's Mission

Let's talk science! Why do we have the same amount of forest damage despite fewer moose?

annika.mossing@slu.se Moose cause most browsing damage on forests in Sweden. Despite reducing moose densities by 30-40 % during the last decade, damage levels remain at the same level. Why is this?

Orientation programme autumn 2024

Orientation programme, autumn 2024 utb-webb@slu.se SLU organises an Orientation Programme for all new international students 26-30 August. The Orientation programme for international students

Welcome ceremony for all new programme students autumn 2024

utb-webb@slu.se Welcome to SLU! The roll-call day begins with a joint welcome ceremony for all new programme students. After the welcome ceremony, each programme proceeds to a separate room where

Let's talk science! Getting out of the trenches - A new understanding of the forest debate

annika.mossing@slu.se Klara Härgestam, PhD student in rhetorical science research at Örebro University, talks about her research on the forest debate and people's different relationships to the

Vernissage and exhibitions by students in Alnarp

catherine.kihlstrom@slu.se Students within Theoretical and Applied Aesthetics and Design are showing their projects in Alnarpsgården. From “Design Project - Site, Concept and Theory” (Photo:

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