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College setting of Uppsala University
The school has 9 colleges in three fields: humanities and social sciences, social sciences, language, application, law, education, medicine and science and technology. There are 150 departments, offering about 40 primary degree courses and more than 1, 100 professional courses every year. The school has about 24,000 full-time students, including 2,400 doctoral students. The total number of teachers and staff in the school is about 6500. 1, Swedish government scholarship: starting from 20 12, the Swedish government will provide a total scholarship of 60 million Swedish kronor (the school will decide to reduce tuition fees for non-EU students according to the students' situation).

2. University Scholarships: Under the sponsorship of local companies and foundations, the school will provide a certain number of scholarships for international students, and usually reduce some tuition fees (about 75%). The China Student Special Foundation of Uppsala University provides 20 student scholarships to China students every year. Nathan Soderblom1901-1914, a famous theologian, was once a professor of encyclopedic theology and theological prophets at Great God College, 19 12-65438+. From 19 14 to 193 1, he is the archbishop of Sweden. Professor Soderbloom devoted his life to making religions of different schools in the world understand each other and get closer to each other. One of his achievements is 1925 Stockholm "Global Conference" initiated by him. 1930, when he was vice-president of Uppsala University, he won the Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts for peaceful existence.

Orlov Rudback is an outstanding medical professor. He discovered lymphatic vessels for the first time and was praised as "Sweden's first independent contribution in the history of science".

Ivar Sanztom, a doctor of medicine, first discovered parathyroid gland in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Robert Barani (65438-0926) became a professor of Otolaryngology at Wuhan University, and made great contributions to the study of the functions of the inner ear and cerebellum, as well as the perception of balance and abnormal balance. 65438-09 14 won the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine. Physicist Mann Sigban, an outstanding physicist, won the 1924 Nobel Prize in Physics for his important contribution to the development of X-ray spectroscopy.

Kay Sigban, the son of Mann Sigban, is a famous physicist. Because of his revolutionary contributions in spectroscopy, especially in the spectral analysis of the interaction between electromagnetic waves and matter, he won the 198 1 Nobel Prize in physics together with N Bloomberg and A·L· Sholow of the United States.

Anders celsius, a famous astronomer, was a professor of astronomy in Uda from 1730 to 1944, and was also the founder of Uda Observatory. He invented the 100 centigrade thermometer with two fixed points (boiling point and freezing point of water), which is the predecessor of the centigrade thermometer widely used in most parts of the world. 1733 and 17 16- 1732 published the 16 aurora borealis observation compilation. He advocated measuring the radian of meridian circle in Lapland, so he set up an expedition in 1736. This survey confirmed Newton's theory that the earth is slightly flat in the direction of the poles. The famous chemist Bezerius made great contributions to the development of chemistry. He accepted and developed Dalton's atomic theory. He measured the atomic weights of more than 40 elements with oxygen as the standard. He first adopted modern element symbols and published the atomic list of known elements at that time. He first discovered and manufactured several elements such as silicon, milling and selenium. He first used the concept of "organic chemistry". He is the initiator of "electrochemical dualism". He discovered the phenomenon of "isomerism" and put forward the concept of "catalysis" for the first time. His outstanding achievements made him a famous chemical authority in the19th century.

The famous physical chemist Arrhenius1February, 859 19 was born in Vic Castle near Ruupsala. The founder of ionization theory. Academic achievements explain how the elements in the solution are separated by electrolysis, study the influence of temperature on the chemical reaction rate, and get the famous Arrhenius formula. The theory of equal hydrogen ion phenomenon, molecular activation theory and salt hydrolysis theory are also put forward. There are also studies on cosmochemistry, astrophysics and biochemistry. Won the 1903 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

Svedbergh, a famous Swedish chemist, was a professor of physical chemistry from 19 12 to 1949. He made great contributions to the study of colloidal chemistry. 1923, he invented the ultracentrifuge for measuring the size and shape of macromolecules, and won the 1926 Nobel Prize in chemistry.

Arne Tiselius, a famous chemist, 1936- 1968 was a professor of biochemistry at Udu University. During his tenure, he invented a new method for separating and analyzing important biochemical substances, especially protein. His electrophoresis technology has been widely used in the world. 1948 won the nobel prize in chemistry. Svante Arrhenius, Nobel Prize winner in chemistry 1903.

Alva Gullstrand, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine1911year.

Robert Barani, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 19 14.

Theodore Svard Berg, winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1926.

Manny Saipan, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics 1924.

Arne Tiselius, Nobel Prize winner in chemistry 1948.

Hannis alfin, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics 1970.

Kai Saipan, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics, 198 1 year.

Eric Axel Calfield, Nobel Prize in Literature Prize winner 193 1 year.

Per Lagerkvist, Nobel Prize in Literature winner 195 1 year.

Hjalmar Branding, 192 1 Nobel Peace Prize winner.

Natan Soderblom, Nobel Peace Prize winner 193 1 year.

1982 Alva Myrdal, Nobel Peace Prize winner.

Hugo Teorell, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1955.

Dag Hammarskj? ld, Nobel Peace Prize winner, Carl XVI Gustaf (King of Sweden) 196 1.

Princess Victoria (Queen Christina)

Doug Hamasso (former UN Secretary-General,1953–1961year)

Hjalmar Blandin (former Prime Minister of Sweden)

Hans Blix (former Swedish Foreign Minister, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency)

Hans Corell (Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations)

Anders Cerros (famous physicist, founder of Cerros, named after him)

Anders ?ngstr?m (famous physicist, founder of spectroscopy, named after him).

Rolf Sievert (a famous physicist, the radiation measurement unit "Sievert" is named after him)

Lennart Carlson (famous mathematician and Wolf Prize winner)

Fredholm (famous mathematician, founder of integral equation)

Karl Linnaeus (famous biologist)

Bezayrie Uss (founder of modern chemical naming system, discoverer of silicon, selenium, thorium and cerium, "father of organic chemistry")

Lindblad (famous astronomer, President of the International Astronomical Union)

Emmanuel Swedenburg (Swedish scientist and philosopher)

An Tesheng (Swedish archaeologist)

Anna lind (Swedish politician)

Natan Soderblom (Archbishop Uppsala, Nobel Peace Prize winner)

Karl Michael Berman (Swedish poet)

August Strindberg (Swedish writer)

Vagn ekman (Swedish physical oceanographer)