SUS’s Ombud – your support in study-related issues
Have you been accused of cheating? Do you have issues with admissions to your program or course, with your syllabus, or with your psychosocial study environment? It’s important that the rights of students and PhD students are taken into consideration when study-related issues arise. Therefore, SUS’ PhD Student and Student Ombud offer support and advice to students and PhD students at Stockholm University who find themselves in a difficult situation or have encountered problems when they’re in contact with the University.
Use our guides!
Do you need to know more about your student rights in order to handle the problem yourself? Are you dissatisfied with your grade? Read more about what you can do yourself in our guides!
What is an Ombud at SUS?
An ombud at SUS works with individual cases where students and PhD students find themselves in a difficult situation or encounter problems in their contact with the University. The Ombud provide support throughout the process and can, for example, provide legal advice, help with contacting relevant people at the University, act as support in disciplinary matters, and draft letters and potential appeals. The Ombud’ objective is to take the rights of the students and PhD students into consideration when issues regarding their studies arise.
How do SUS’ Ombud handle sensitive information about me?
All student matters are handled confidentially. This means that no one other than the Ombud who handles your case may take part of the information. If the Ombud is in contact with other parties that are relevant to the case, for example the University itself, then the Ombud must handle the personal information with care and in agreement with the student in question’s wishes.
Report your study-related issue to us
Is the problem too extensive or troublesome to handle on your own? Then we can help you. To receive advice and support from us, please report your study-related problem by filling out and submitting the form on our Swedish website.