About SLU's websites
Accessability
We want as many people as possible to be able to use SLU's websites, regardless of platform or any adaptation aids. However, we are aware that the sites have some accessibility problems.
Below is an account of how our websites meet the law on accessibility for digital public service, of known accessibility problems and how to report an accessibility problem.
Reporting problems with the websites’ accessibility
We work constantly to improve our websites’ accessibility, but are aware that we have problems. Please let us know if you find issues that are not described below, or if you consider that we do not meet the requirements.
Also, please get in touch if you need content that is not available to you. We normally respond within two weekdays.
Email: webbredaktionen@slu.se
Supervision
The Agency for Digital Government (DIGG) is the Swedish agency responsible for monitoring the compliance with the Public Sector Bodies (websites and mobile applications) Accessibility Regulations. If you are not happy with how we respond to your views, you can report this to DIGG.
How accessible is the website?
SLU's websites meet the accessibility requirements for public sector bodies for the main part.
The following content on the websites is however not sufficiently accessible:
- Some videos and podcasts do not have an alternative presentation of the content.
- Some videos lack visual interpretation options.
- Some link texts are too general in the given context and do not describe the destination of the link in a sufficiently detailed manner.
How we tested the site
We have done a self-assessment (internal testing) of the websites. The most recent assessment was made on 4 juni 2025, and the report was updated the same date.
Use of cookies
Cookies are small text files that are stored in your web browser. Some pages on the SLU website use cookies to enable extra functions. We also use cookies to collect statistics about how you use the website. We do not store any personal information about you.
You can choose which cookies you want to allow on the SLU website. You can also choose overall settings in your web browser. Certain functions may be lost depending on your selection and settings.
Cookies on the SLU website
Processing of personal data
SLU processes personal data collected from our websites. The personal data controller for our web sites is the Privacy and Data Protection Function.
SLU will process personal data if you e.g. apply for a course or programme, register for a conference organised by SLU, apply for a vacant post or contact SLU for another reason. SLU will store this information in order to manage and follow up your application.
Read more about processing of personal data at SLU
Copyright
Visitors to the SLU website do not have the right to freely download and reuse text or images from the website. If you wish to get in touch with one of our photographers, or if you wish to buy the right to use images or text from our websites, please contact the Division of Communication's web editors.
News articles and press material published on the SLU websites may be quoted and reused as long as the source is indicated. They may not be used commercially without prior authorisation, or in a way that may harm the university. The website design may not be copied and used for other purposes.
The websites are archived twice a year
To find an old version of the website check out the service Wayback machine.
Contact
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SLU's web team