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New Faculty from 1 January

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On 1 January, an organisational change will take place at the University 91̽ as the two departments of the IT Faculty are transferred to the Faculty of 91̽. The new Faculty of 91̽ and Technology will bring together the university’s expertise in the STEM fields.

The change will not affect operations in the areas concerned. However, the new faculty will be able to take comprehensive responsibility for research and education in science and technology, addressing the major societal challenges in these fields.

“There is a great deal of commitment from everyone involved, as well as a strong desire to drive strategic work within IT and STEM areas, with the new faculty serving as a foundation,” says Vice-Chancellor Malin Broberg.

(STEM stands for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.)

The Faculty of 91̽ and Technology has a total of over 900 employees and 3,700 full-time students, organised across nine departments. The activities are currently conducted at three campuses in Gothenburg, as well as in Mariestad and at two research stations on the West Coast.

“This organisational change provides us with better opportunities for collaboration in key research areas and positions us as a leading academic institution for education, research, and engagement in science and technology,” says Göran Hilmersson, Dean.

About the Organisational Change

The decision to dissolve the IT Faculty as an organisational unit and transfer its two departments to the Faculty of 91̽ was made by the University 91̽’s board on 11 September. In the long term, the Department of Computer 91̽ and Engineering, which is shared with Chalmers University of Technology, will relocate to Campus Johanneberg. Meanwhile, an investigation is underway to determine suitable premises for the Department of Applied Information Technology

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