About Flemingsberg

Flemingsberg is not a place along the way, but a place on its way. Just 19 minutes from Stockholm city centre, you’ll find one of Sweden’s largest campuses, with world-class education, research and healthcare. Here, creatives grow side by side with global companies.

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Think of a societal challenge. Whatever it is, chances are someone in Flemingsberg is working on a solution. Thinking differently. Exploring new paths, new collaborations and new possibilities.

Flemingsberg has long been a strong hub for life science. But there is much more to the area. A growing game development cluster is taking shape alongside a justice and security cluster, bringing together police education, the district court and major initiatives to tackle organised crime. Flemingsberg is also home to a vibrant cultural scene and creative environments for artists, musicians and others who want to create.

Flemingsberg is on it’s way

Flemingsberg already has so much that many places can only dream of. Future talent and new innovations, large green spaces right around the corner, new housing, and Europe’s best university hospital.

But Flemingsberg is far from finished. As one of the Stockholm region’s designated regional urban centres, it has ambitious plans for continued development, including an even more vibrant student city, new buildings and major investments in infrastructure.

Campus Flemingsberg

In addition to Karolinska University Hospital, Flemingsberg is home to a campus with five universities and higher education institutions. Here, you’ll find Södertörn University, Karolinska Institutet, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, the Swedish Red Cross University, Stockholm University College of Music Education, and the Idun Lovén School of Art.
 
 

       

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The history of Flemingsberg

The Flemingsberg area has attracted people for 8,000 years. At that time, it was part of Stockholm’s outer archipelago. Archaeologists have found traces of these pioneers in tools made of quartz uncovered at a dig at Södertörn University. Flemingsberg is named after Flemingsberg Gård. The village where Flemingsberg Manor was built in the 1600s was originally known as Annersta, but when it came under the ownership of the Flemings family, through Henrik Flemings marriage to Ebba Erlandsdotter Bååt, the name became Flemingsberg.