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Academic titles
Please state your academic title correctly, or we will have to change it manually. Undergraduate: 4 year program (240 p) or less. Graduate: more than 4 years, for example civil engineers, law students or if you are taking your masters. Postgraduate: doctoral candidates. All medical students, i.e. those studying to be doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, odontologists, BMA etc. are titled Medical student. This does not include students of complementary medicine (naprapathy, chiropractic, homeopathy) because they do not have the right to an academic title at the moment. If your companion already has a degree, you state this according to the international standard e.g. BSc, BA, MSc, PhD, MD. If you have stated your title correctly it will look like this:Undergraduate Mr Karl Karlsson
Dr Fredrika Fredriksson, MD
Mr Per Persson, MSc
Postgraduate Mr Lars Larsson
Tickets
The tickets you will be able to buy if you win the lottery are only for the Nobel banquet and not for the Nobel Prize ceremony. The tickets will be sent to the address posted at registration if you are one of the winners.
About Nobel NightCap.
All participants of the Nobel Banquet are entitled to attend Nobel NightCap. This is the after party which begins directly after the banquet. This is a very well planned and lavish party which takes up to 6 months to prepare. We think that everyone should attend NightCap and not miss this fantastic end to the Nobel day!
Formal attire
Women: Evening dress. Do not forget to wear comfortable shoes since you will be dancing all night.
Men: Tail coat with all accessories (white tie and white vest) and patent-leather shoes (or well polished black leather shoes). Uniform is not allowed.
Both: The winners of the Nobel lottery are required to wear a student cap (clean and white). Students of technology are permitted to wear a “schmeque” (a student cap for technology students) but without spegats and pins. Academic orders are not accepted at the Nobel party, but you are allowed to wear the ribbon belonging to your student union. Consider the fact that you are attending the party as a student and representing the students of Sweden.
General questions
Q: What do you do if you lose an email?
A: All emails are saved in our database. You can see them on the website if you log in.
Questions about the lottery
Q: How do you pay for the lottery tickets?
A: Via postal giro service, we would advise you to use your internet bank or something like that. If you pay at the post office it will probably cost you a fee. Do not forget to write your payment reference number.
A: All emails are saved in our database. You can see them on the website if you log in.
Questions about the lottery
Q: How do you pay for the lottery tickets?A: Via postal giro service, we would advise you to use your internet bank or something like that. If you pay at the post office it will probably cost you a fee. Do not forget to write your payment reference number.
Q: How is the payment registered?
A: You will receive a reference number for every order you place. You pay your tickets to the postal giro number you will receive via email. The number is also available on the web site when you log in. After you have paid your tickets it will take a few days for us to register the payment. As we do so you will get an email confirming your payment.
Q: How many tickets can you win?
A: You can only win the possibility to buy one ticket per user, this is a couple ticket.
Q: How many lottery tickets are you allowed to buy?
A: Indefinite.
Q: How many couple tickets are available?
A: 60 couple tickets.
Q: When is the draw of the lottery tickets?
A: It is an open event and it takes place the 7th of November.
Q: Why are my tickets not registered as paid yet?
A: When a payment is placed, the plus giro service sends a confirmation via post. This can take a couple of days and we ask you to be patient.
Q: Who can participate in the lottery?
A: Anyone studying at a Swedish university or college and has paid the student union fee. This includes postgraduates and research students. All winners need to prove the fact that they are students and that they have paid the union fee by sending a copy of the student union identification card or some documentation of paid fee.
Q: Is it a couple or single ticket?
A: It is a couple ticket.
If you win
Q: Are you allowed to wear a uniform at the Nobel Party?A: No.
Q: Are you allowed to sell your ticket to someone else?
A: No, this is not permitted, the tickets are personal.
Q: What happens after the draw of the tickets?
A: An email will be sent to all participants of the lottery. You will be notified whether you win, lose or are on the reserve list. The winners then log in to the web site via the link offered in the email and follow the instructions given.
Q: My companion is not a student; does s/he have to wear a student cap?
A: No, you are not required to, but it is nice if you would since you are representatives of the students of Sweden.
Q: Who can you bring as your companion?
A: Anyone you want. The person does not have to be a student and does not have to be of the opposite sex. If you bring someone of the same sex we cannot guarantee that you will get a dinner partner during the banquet.
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