Centers and Institutes

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The research centers are the centers for high quality research in the profile areas, but they also serve as a platform for collaboration with financiers and other interested parties.

 

CER

The Centre for research on Economic Relations (CER) conducts industry-oriented research on economic relations of companies and individuals, preferably in the banking, insurance, pension, audit and property industries. The financial sector faces several challenges and current knowledge thus needs to be disseminated both within the research community and within the industry so that companies and organizations can influence the development in a positive way.

DEMICOM

At DEMICOM, we conduct research on democracy and communication in the digital community. The research is interdisciplinary and it includes research groups and projects that integrate and deal with media development, communication within organizations as well as political communication and journalism/photojournalism.

ETOUR

The European Tourism Research Institute (ETOUR) at Mid Sweden University develops and communicates scientific knowledge about tourism and travel. ETOUR works closely with entrepreneurs and industry, NGOs, and governmental entities. The Institue is Sweden's leading tourism research institute and offer the first PhD program in Tourism Studies.

Fibre Science and Communication Network (FSCN)

FSCN – Fibre Science and Communication Network is a multi-disciplinary research centre at Mid Sweden University. FSCN develops research that improves the forest industry's profitability and create new applications and business opportunities based on sustainable bio-materials from the forest. 

Risk and Crisis Research Centre

Risk and Crisis Research Centre (RCR) develops and communicates knowledge about risk, crisis and security.

Sports Tech Research Centre

Sports Tech Research Centre is a multidisciplinary research centre with a focus on applied science within the field of sports and product development. The centre works closely with partners in different fields, from hospitals and outdoor manufacturers to international engineering industries.

STC Research Center

Sensible Things that Communicate, STC, develops sensor-based systems and services in electronics and computer science with a focus on industrial IT and digital services. STC is a part KK-Environment funded by the Knowledge Foundation. STC works closely to the research FSCN at Mid Sweden University.

The Swedish Winter Sports Research Centre

The idea of building a skills cluster for elite sports in Jämtland-Härjedalen arose in the 1990s, from the idea of being able to offer elite athletes at the region’s “ski university” further support in the form of a range of supporting functions or activities. In this context, these activities came to be seen as an interesting opportunity and as providing conditions for regional development, not least via various international sports events that came to be held in Jämtland-Härjedalen.