Lund University vs Stockholm University

Lund University is based in the Skåne region of southern Sweden in Scandinavia, Northern Europe. Campus locations include Lund, Helsingborg, Malmö and Ljungbyhed. Lund University's main campus is located in the city of Lund, which is 15 minutes by train from Malmö (the third largest city in Sweden) and less than an hour from Copenhagen (Scandinavia's largest city and the capital of Denmark).

The main part of Stockholm University is in the Frescati area, which extends from the Bergius Botanical Garden in the north to Sveaplan in the south. It is located in the world's first national urban park and the area is characterized by nature, architecture and modern art, featuring such notable buildings as the Aula Magna (auditorium).

The campus is highly equipped with a wide range of amenities for its national and international students.

• Students are part of the university's crucial aspects.
• Students are appointed as ambassadors to share their stories with potential students. 
• The campus facilitates various student unions and societies like LINC (Lund University Finance Society) to offer necessary skills to the students in the finance sector and Lundaekonomerna student union to ensure the quality of education at LUSEM is high-quality in accordance with the mass opinions of the students.
• The campus constitutes a library, cafe, student union house, restaurants, and more to promote a healthy and conducive atmosphere of education, research, conferences, seminars, and fairs. 

There are many aspects of student life. You may want to engage in social activities, find housing, visit Studenthuset, discover favourite places to study and learn where to do sports and exercise at student-friendly prices. Stockholm University rents and manages furnished rooms and apartments which are owned by other landlords in Stockholm. These are available to international students at Stockholm University. Stockholm University has three student unions, one large and two departmental ones, alongside Faculty Clubs and Student Union Associations. The student unions together with Student Union Associations, Student Councils and Faculty Clubs make sure that there are activities for SU students every week. Most of these are free of charge.

Lund University has an ever-growing network of alumni communities working at prestigious positions under various organisations and corporations. The alumnus becomes a part of the events, guest appearances, activities, and online courses, and partners up with many more big organisations through their consistent efforts to take university to great heights. Some notable alumni include Matts Kärreman, Caroline Wigren-Kristoferson, Niklas Sandell, Charlotta Levay, Clara Gustafsson and more.

George de Hevesy, 1943 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Paul Crutzen, 1995 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Frank Wilczek, 2004 Nobel Prize in Physics and a professor of physics
Tomas Tranströmer, 2011 Nobel Prize in Literature
Gunnar Myrdal, economist, sociologist and politician. Received the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences in 1974
Hans Bielenstein, sinologist