Research
- 89 doctoral students, of which 59 in Dalarna University programmes
- 34% external funding for research (56 million sek)
- 511 publications of which 332 peer-reviewed articles
Programmes and Courses
- 68 programmes of which 22 second cycle
- 1 103 courses
Students
- 15 751 students
- 11 611 students in web-based studies (74%)
- 1 147 international students (freemovers and exchange students, source: SCB/UKÄ - academic year 2020/21)
- 6 495 full-time student
- 65% women, 35% men
- 5 220 annual performance equivalents (performance indicators 80%)
- 1 511 awarded degrees, of which 24 Master's degrees, 202 Magister Degrees and 492 Bachelor's degrees
Staff
- 847 employees covering a total of 711 full-time equivalents
- 59% women, 41% men
- 50 professors (of which 48% women)
- 53 associate professors (of which 47% women)
- 58% postgraduate teachers
- 261 lecturers (of which 62% women)
Financial Information
- Revenue 757 million sek, of which 165 million sek (22%) in Research Areas
EU Financing - NextGenerationEU
Programmes offered by Dalarna University are funded to a certain extent by the EU through NextGeneration EU (NGEU), which is also known as the European Union Recovery Instrument. It aims to support EU members in their post-pandemic recovery.
The recovery plan for Sweden comprises five focus areas. Dalarna University is part of the focus area relating to education, where investment aims to address the need for higher education.
Sveriges återhämtningsplan (regeringen.se)
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