The Fellows

The fellows are the Academy’s most important resource. Swedish or foreign citizens, with outstanding insights and experiences in the Academy’s area of activity, can be elected as fellows. It is the Swedish fellows that nominate the candidates.


The academy consists of three sections

  • The General Section
  • The Agriculture Section
  • The Forestry Section

Swedish fellows, international fellows, and honorary fellows are elected into one of the sections. The fellows come from different areas of research, internships, administration and business, and represent in the Academy their personal competence. Many of them are found among the main representatives of the areal industries.

Within each section, there are 70 rooms for Swedish fellows of the age of 66 years or younger, and 25 rooms for international fellows of the age of 66 or younger.

In addition, there is room for a maximum of 20 honorary fellows.

When a fellow turns 66, they leave their ”room” but remains a full fellow, and a new fellow is electedin to the Academy. The fellows are appointed by election of the Academy once a year.

For Fellows only

To information about the Fellows in the Ledamotsrummet (the Fellows’ Room). If you have a problem with your log in, please contact akademien@ksla.se.


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