Flemingsberg is Not Just a Stop Along the Way, but a Destination on the Rise

Flemingsberg is an area in constant development and transformation. To highlight the exciting progress being made and the opportunities that lie ahead, the Flemingsberg Science Foundation invited members of the Flemingsberg Business Community to an inspiring summer breakfast with the theme “What’s Happening in Flemingsberg.”

During the breakfast, Pernilla Boström, COO of the foundation, spoke about the value proposition for Flemingsberg, the new establishment office, and provided an update on the current happenings in the area. The purpose of the breakfast was to bring together the Business Community, companies, the municipality, property owners, academia, and the region to give all stakeholders a chance to feel connected to the place and share in the ongoing development.

It feels as though, no matter what problem or societal challenge you can think of, there is someone in Flemingsberg working on a solution. Someone thinking innovatively, seeking new paths, new collaborations, new opportunities. Here, we make everything possible.

Campus Flemingsberg continues to grow – more students and strong collaboration in focus

Campus Flemingsberg remains one of Sweden’s most dynamic knowledge environments. Over the past year, the number of students has increased from 24,000 to approximately 27,000. The trend is clear: the campus’s broad academic profile continues to attract a growing number of students.

Flemingsberg is Growing – A Sustainable and Attractive Neighbourhood in the Making

Flemingsberg is currently undergoing a phase of rapid development, where new rental housing and apartments are helping to strengthen the area’s attractiveness as a residential, education and research hub in southern Greater Stockholm. The expansion of housing is an important part of the long-term development of Campus Flemingsberg and the surrounding area.

From Education to Societal Strength: Police Education and the Fight Against Organized Crime

At a time marked by growing insecurity and increasingly complex crime, the need for long-term solutions is becoming more urgent. As the police training programme at Södertörn University in Flemingsberg celebrates its tenth anniversary, attention is turning to the future. Together with SMOB, the university works with education, research and collaboration to prevent crime and build a safer society.

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