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Finding your way to Halmstad University

To cycle or take the bus/drive between the town centre and Halmstad University only takes a few minutes, the distance is around two kilometres. The easiest way is to follow Laholmsvägen straight to the University.

By car

If you're driving from Malmö or Göteborg, take the E6 motorway to the southern exit of Halmstad and then drive towards the town centre. After a few kilometres, you will see a tall glass building on the left hand side of the road. Turn left at the intersection by the building.

When you approach Halmstad from Växjö or Jönköping, take the E6 motorway southbound (towards Malmö), get off at the southern exit and then drive towards the town centre. Follow the instructions above.

There are several different parking lots around campus. Make sure to follow the instructions for the parking lot you are using in order to use the correct payment services. You can easily find car parks and charging points on our campus map.

Campus map External link.

By plane

Halmstad airport is one of Sweden's most central airports, with flights to and from Stockholm/Bromma. From the airport, you can get to town via bus or taxi. By car, it takes around 10 minutes from the town centre. Local bus route 40 stops just outside the terminal entrance.

When travelling to Halmstad from abroad, it is often easiest to fly to Copenhagen Airport (Denmark) and take the train directly to Halmstad. Look for a train going to Göteborg, which will stop at Halmstad along the way.

By train

Train services will take you to central Halmstad. The train station is within walking distance to the centre of town. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the University. Should you wish to take the bus instead, there are buses from the train station to most parts of town.

For information on train timetables, please see the train services' individual websites.

Bus

Both long-distance and express buses travel to Halmstad. Local buses stop just outside the campus area. Bus timetables are available from the bus service operators' websites.

Taxi

Taxi Halmstad telephone number: +46 35 21 80 00

Payment and invoice information

All suppliers to the University must send electronic invoices.

Electronic invoices

Note that PDF invoices or scanned paper invoices are not approved formats. We accept electronic invoices in the format PEPPOL BIS Billing 3.

• PEPPOL id: 0007:2021003203

Electronic invoices at Halmstad University Pdf, 88.9 kB.

E-invoice via invoice portal for those who do not have the opportunity to send e-invoices

If you, as a supplier to us, do not have the opportunity to send an e-invoice, we offer you to use our invoice portal free of charge, which is provided by our partner OpusCapita.

Suppliers who previously invoiced via fakturaportalen.se can continue to do so.

Invoice portal OpusCapita External link.

Invoice reference

A personal reference code consisting of 4–6 letters must always be provided by the person ordering and this reference code must be stated on the invoice without blank spaces or other characters in the field ”Your reference”.

GLN number

7300009079001

Corporate identity number

202100-3203

VAT number

SE202100320301

Payment terms

Halmstad University pays invoices within 30 days. Invoice fees or similar fees will not be accepted.

Bank details

Danske Bank Sverige
Box 7523
SE-103 92 STOCKHOLM

IBAN number: SE4612000000012810112657

SWIFT address: DABASESX

Address

Högskolan i Halmstad
Box 823
SE-301 18 HALMSTAD

Contact us

Email helpdesk.ekonomi@hh.se

Social Media Guidelines

Halmstad University values academic freedom and encourages dialogue. We believe in openness, diversity, and inclusion to provide a platform for various perspectives. The opportunity to express opinions and debate is fundamental in a democratic society.

Halmstad University is a public authority and operates based on governmental values such as democracy, legality, objectivity, freedom of expression, respect and service. We strive for an inclusive conversational climate that promotes debate and viewpoints, which is why we have established commenting guidelines that everyone must adhere to.

The individuals who monitor and respond are typically communications officers who, when necessary, consult experts to provide answers to inquiries.

All posts, comments, and private messages that are sent to, and published on, our social media accounts become public records.

Comments and posts containing the following will not be accepted and may be removed:

• Threats, defamation, insults, harassment, hate speech or other forms of harassment, such as racism or sexism.
• Sharing private information about individuals.
• Personal attacks and derogatory comments.
• Marketing, political messages, spam or off-topic comments.
• Calls to commit crimes.
• Unauthorised use of copyrighted material or encouragement to do so.
• Posts that violate applicable legislation.
• Unauthorised depictions of violence and pornography.

Comment moderation

Halmstad University reserves the right to delete or hide comments that violate the rules. All deleted comments are registered and archived. We always inform in the comment section when moderation has occurred.
The comment function is provided and monitored in accordance with the Act on Responsibility for Electronic Bulletin Boards (also known as the BBS Act). Individuals who make posts that violate the law may be personally liable for their actions.

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