HQ Function

The Luleå campus serves as the central hub for university administration, the majority of its research departments, faculties, main library, and student services. It hosts a wide array of educational programs.

Notable Features:

Modern campus architecture with state-of-the-art laboratories (e.g., for materials science, robotics, process metallurgy), research facilities like the 'Facebook datacenter-like' energy-efficient data center, the 'House of Science' (Vetenskapens Hus) for public engagement, extensive library, and student union buildings. The campus is designed to foster collaboration and innovation.

Work Culture:

Characterized by a collaborative, innovative, and interdisciplinary approach. Strong emphasis on applied research and close ties with industry. The culture is relatively informal, fostering open communication between students and faculty. International and inclusive.

HQ Significance:

As the primary campus, it's the heart of LTU's academic and research activities, driving innovation in northern Sweden. Its location is strategic for research related to Arctic conditions, natural resources, and the green industrial transition.

Values Reflected in HQ: Innovation, sustainability, collaboration, openness, and societal relevance are reflected in its research focus, campus design promoting interaction, and engagement with the wider community.

Location:

Luleå University of Technology supports its global presence through active participation in international research collaborations, student and faculty exchange programs with numerous partner universities worldwide (e.g., Erasmus+), joint research projects funded by international bodies like the EU, and by attracting a diverse body of international students and researchers to its campuses. Its research often addresses global challenges, particularly in sustainability, climate change, and resource management.

Street Address:

Universitetsvägen

City:

Luleå

State/Province:

Norrbotten County

Country:

Sweden