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Riga 36:

* ''Scienze naturali''

** Mathematics-Physics Section

*** Department of Astronomy

*** Department of Mathematics (incl. Math. Statistics)

*** Department of Meteorology

*** Department of Physics

** Chemistry Section

*** Department of Analytical Chemistry

*** Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics (incl. Bioinformatics)

*** Department of Environmental Chemistry

*** Department of Neurochemistry

*** Department of Organic Chemistry

*** Department of Physical, Inorganic and Structural Chemistry

** Biology Section

*** Department of Biology Education

*** Department of Botany

*** Department of Genetics, Microbiology and Toxicology

*** Department of Molecular Biology and Functional Genomics

*** Department of Systems Ecology (Marine Ecology and Natural Resources Management)

*** The Wenner-Gren Institute

*** Department of Zoology (including Population Genetics)

** Section for Earth and EnvironmentalSciences

*** Department of Applied Environmental Science (ITM)

*** Department of Geology and Geochemistry

*** Department of Physical Geography and Quaternary Geology

* ''Giurisprudenza'', creata nel [[1907]]

** Department of Law

Riga 65:

* ''Studi umanistici'', creata nel [[1920]]

** Department of Archaeology and Classical Studies

** Department of Baltic Languages, Finnish and German

** Department of Cinema studies

** Department of English

** Department of Ethnology, Comparative Religion and Gender Studies

** Department of French, Italian and Classical Languages

** Department of History

** Department of History of Art

** Department of Journalism and Communication (JMK)

** Department of Literature and History of Ideas

** Department of Linguistics (incl. Modern Greek)

** Department of Musicology and Performance Studies

** Department of Oriental Languages (Arabic incl. Middle Asia Studies, Central Asia Studies, Pacific Asian **Studies/CPAS, Chinese, Indology, Japanese, Korean)

** Department of Philosophy

** Department of Scandinavian Languages (incl. Dutch)

** Department of Slavic Languages (Czech, Polish, Russian, Ukrainan)

** Department of Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies

** Center for Research on Bilingualism

** Institute for Interpretation and Translation Studies

* ''Scienze sociali'', creata nel [[1964]]

** Department of Advertising and Public Relations

** Department of Computer and Systems Sciences

** Department of Criminology

** Department of Economic History

** Department of Economics

** Department of Education (incl. Pedagogy)

** Department of Human Geography

** Institute of International Education

** Department of Political Science

** Department of Psychology

** School of Business

** Department of Social Anthropology

** Department of Social Work

** Department of Sociology (incl. Demography)

** Department of Statistics

** Center for Research in International Migration and Ethnic Relations (CEIFO)

Riga 120:

* [[Svante Arrhenius]], [[Premio Nobel per la chimica]] ([[1903]]); [[professore]] e [[rettore (università)|rettore]] dell’università

* [[Ingmar Bergman]], [[regista]] e [[Sceneggiatura|sceneggiatore]], [[Laurea|laureatosi]] con una tesi su [[Johan August Strindberg|Strindberg]]

* [[Hans Blix]], [[Ministro degli Esteri]] [[Svezia|svedese]] dal 1978 al 1979 e direttore della Commissione di controllo, di verifica e d'ispezione delle [[Organizzazione delle Nazioni Unite|Nazioni Unite]] dal [[gennaio]] [[2000]] al [[giugno]] [[2003]]

* [[Hans Karl August Simon Von Euler-Chelpin|Hans von Euler-Chelpin]], premio Nobel per la chimica nel [[1929]]

* [[Dag Hammarskjöld]], conseguì il [[Dottorato|Dottorato di ricerca]] nel [[1933]], Segretario generale dell’[[Organizzazione delle Nazioni Unite|ONU]]

* [[George Charles de Hevesy|George de Hevesy]], premio Nobel per la chimica nel [[1943]]

* [[Gunnar Myrdal]], premio Nobel per l'economica nel [[1974]]

* [[Paul Crutzen]], premio Nobel per la chimica nel [[1995]]

* [[Maddalena di Svezia|La Principessa Madeleine di Svezia]], ha studiato [[Storia dell'arte]] ed [[Etnologia]].

* [[Olof Palme]], [[primo ministro]] svedese

* [[Andreas Papandreou]], primo ministro [[Grecia|greco]]. Insegnò all’università dal [[1968]] al [[1969]].

* [[George Papandreou|George Andreas Papandreou]], nipote di [[Geórgios Papandréu]], uomo politico greco ed ex-ministro. Ha studiato [[sociologia]] ([[1972]]-[[1973]]).

Riga 138:

Immagine:Arrheniuslaboratoriet, Stockholms universitet 2005-07-01.jpg|Il ''Laboratorio Arrheniusv'' nel campus principale di Frescati

Immagine:Albanova 21072006.JPG|Centro di Albanova

Immagine:Stockholms universitet geovetenskap.jpg|''Geovetenskap''

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