Organization
- Faculty of Economics, Communication and IT
- Working Life Science
- Computer Science
- Electrical Engineering
- Business Administration
- Information Systems and Project management
- Media and Communication Studies
- Economics
- Psychology
- Law
- Statistics
- Faculty of Technology and Science
- Biomedical Science
- Biomedical Laboratory Science
- Construction Engineering
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Chemical Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Mathematics
- Materials Engineering
- Environmental and Energy Systems
- Geo-Science
- Faculty of Social and Life Sciences
- Biology
- Public Health Science
- Geography
- History
- Public Health Care Administration
- Sports Science
- Human Geography
- Environmental Science
- Nursing Science
- Oral Health
- Social Work
- Sociology
- Political Science
- Tourism Studies
- Faculty of Arts and Education
- English
- Film Studies
- French
- Gender Studies
- History of Ideas
- Visual Arts
- Comparative Literature
- Music (Ingesund College of Music)
- Music Therapy (Ingesund College of Music)
- Pedagogy
- Religious Studies and Theology
- Spanish
- Special Education
- Swedish Language and Literature
- Swedish as a Second Language
- Swedish Language
- German
- Public Health Science
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