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SIREUS, a collaborative initiative between SACC-USA and Swedish and American Affiliated universities, focuses on knowledge exchange in innovation, science, entrepreneurship, and increasing talent mobility for students and researchers between Sweden and the U.S.
A platform to increase talent mobility and knowledge exchange between Sweden and the U.S.
For researchers, companies, students and innovators
With increased global competition and an accelerating pace of innovation, attracting skilled talent becomes ever more important to secure long-term economic growth. A skilled workforce can be achieved through domestic education, by attracting foreign talent, or by individuals studying abroad or gaining knowledge in another country.
SIREUS actively works to strengthen Sweden's attractiveness as a study destination for American students. In October 2025, ten leading Swedish universities will travel to Washington D.C, Chicago and Minneapolis to meet with students. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with representatives from Sweden's top universities and learn more about pursuing an education in Sweden!
Sweden-US Research Collaboration on Quantum Computing
March 18th, 2025
The International Year of Quantum Science and Technology (IYQ 2025), proclaimed by the UN, marks 100 years of modern quantum mechanics. It aims to raise awareness of quantum science's impact on technology and society through global events and activities. As part of the celebration, join the SIREUS team and the Embassy of Sweden in Washington for a virtual workshop featuring leading Swedish and American experts on quantum computing and opportunities for enhanced bilateral research collaboration.
SIREUS held a RESEARCH forum with Daniel Windoff and Bill Powell, two prominent U.S.-based deep tech investors focused on life sciences and human performance. The forum covered a crucial topic: “University-Based Startups: Getting Investment Ready to Raise Capital in the U.S.,” with SIREUS Program Director Christer Bergman as the session’s moderator.
Students at LiU and WSU participate in a pioneering four-way collaboration
December 4th, 2023
In our increasingly globalized and interconnected society, gaining industry experience in a global setting provides a vital asset for students preparing to enter the workforce. SIREUS member Linköping University (LiU) and affiliate Washington State University (WSU) have united their efforts to establish a groundbreaking four-way collaboration combining a student exchange with research and industry. This initiative is focusing on the computing-based design philosophy supporting Boeing’s and Saab’s co-designed and co-produced cutting-edge T-7A Red Hawk training aircraft.
Interested in becoming a part of the SIREUS initiative?
The initiative enhances collaboration between the Swedish and American universities, facilitate bilateral innovation- and research projects and increase talent mobility between Sweden and the U.S. SIREUS will ultimately help universities and the business communities in both countries to secure the competence needs for the future and promote Sweden as a nation of knowledge, sustainability and innovation.
SIREUS, a collaboration between SACC-USA and Swedish- and American Affiliated universities, focuses on knowledge exchange in innovation, science and entrepreneurship and increased talent mobility for students and researchers between Sweden and the U.S.
