Study counselling
Our Study Counsellor can help you with planning your studies and with study-related problems. The Study Counsellor is also the department's contact person for students with disabilities.
Our Study Counsellor is availble for meetings online via Zoom or at the department. Send an email to the address below or call to make an appointment.
Support for special needs
The Study Counsellor is also the department's contact person for students with disabilities. Support for long-term disabilities.
Contact
Ulrika Sahlin Åkerstedt
email: studievagledare@engelska.uu.se
Telephone: +46-18-471 12 47
If you have queries of an administrative nature, such as registration and examination, please contact the departmental office.
If you have more general questions regarding studies at Uppsala University, you can contact the University's central study and career counsellors.
Study strategies
Sign up for the course Guide to Study Strategies in Studium.
Advice for distance learning
Create structure and routines that work for your distance learning!
Degrees
Vi offer degrees in English on all levels. In English, the common route is to build you own degree by taking several free-standing courses. As of autumn term 2020 we also offer a BA programme in Global English Studies. A Bachelor's degree in English is made up of a number of free-standing courses including English A1-C1 or equivalent. It is also possible to study English and get a BA in the subject through the Bachelor's Programme in Languages. If you need more information about how to build your own degree, please contact our Study Counsellor.
For the Master's and the Doctoral degrees we offer set programmes. Celtic studies and American studies cannot constitute major subjects in a degree, but may be included as minor subjects within, for example, a BA in English.
Find out more about degrees and degree requirements.
Career
There is a lot you can do to prepare for the labor market and shape your career, throughout your studies. On the university's pages about study and career counselling, you will find support and guidance on how to build your skills for working life. The career portal UU CareerGate and the web platform GoinGlobal guide you to jobs and internships. There is also information for those considering starting their own business, or who want to gain work experience as a volunteer.
Rights and regulations
What rights and regulations apply to your working conditions as a student?
More support and services
The University's student services offer support when you need it.