The images on this page can be downloaded and used in communication about the Swedish Higher Education Authority (UKÄ).

The images may be republished without charge together with editorial material about Swedish Higher Education Authority and its operations. The images may only be used for journalistic purposes and the name of the photographer must be stated. Reproduction in advertising, marketing or other commercial purposes is not allowed. The images are not to be manipulated or distorted.

Management at the Swedish Higher Education Authority

Download image of acting director general at Swedish Higher Education Authority (UKÄ) from 1st of December 2022 Annika Pontén. Photo: Eva Dahlin.

Department heads

Download image of Viveka Persson, deputy head of department of quality assurance. Photo: Eva Dahlin.

Download image of Christian Sjöstrand, head of department of legal affairs. . Photo: Pernilla Ahlsén.

Download image of Marie Kahlroth, deputy head of department of higher education analysis. Photo: Eva Dahlin.

Download image of Peter Wikhagen, head of department of administration and IT. Photo: Eva Dahlin.

The symbol shows the three main tasks for the Swedish Higher Education Authority (UKÄ): evaluation of the quality of higher education, responsibility for official statistics and to monitor that universities and university colleges follow laws and regulations. The logotype is also a symbol for knowledge, integrety and rule of law.

EPS format for print

Vector based graphic, possible to increase the size. Color model: CMYK. To be used for printed materials.

Download the logotype as an eps

JPG format for online use

Pixel based graphic. Fixed size. Color model: sRGB. To be used for screen/online publishing. Resolution: 300 dpi.

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How to handle the logotype

It is not allowed to create new versions or distort the logotype. Its smallest size is 45 mm's, in order to ensure that the text in the logotype is always readable.

The letter U in the image shows the free zone (space) that the logotype should be surrounded with. The purpose of this free zone is to ensure that the logotype is always easily identified.