According to the Donations Ordinance (1998:140) donations should be made without the donor expecting any special considerations or preferential status.
By giving a gift a donor is championing and investing in our ability as a University – in our staff, students and researchers – to conduct independent, trustworthy and high-quality research, education and collaboration activities that can have a real impact for society, now and in the future.
We are grateful for any and all support we receive that invests in our ability to do this. We will always undertake to make careful and considered use of any donation, and ensure a gift is only used for the purpose the donor has requested.
As we have a duty to freedom, integrity and transparency we cannot accept donations whose purpose results in conflict of interest, academic restrictions, is not allowed under Swedish law, or negatively affect the purpose, delivery or use of our research and education.
The purpose of a donation should always be relevant to our mission as a University – supporting our ability to conduct research, education and collaboration that contributes to an enlightened and sustainable society, grounded on knowledge and education.
Once a donation has been made a donor can expect us to thank them in writing for their gift, as long as we have their contact details. With the permission of the donor, we may also celebrate the gift in our general communications in order to raise awareness of our work as well as encourage others to consider making a donation.
A donor can expect us to process, manage and safeguard their personal details in a professional and transparent way.
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