The Organization
Apotekarsocieteten consists of the parent organization, the nonprofit association Apotekarsocieteten, and its subsidiary, Läkemedelsakademin i Stockholm AB. Within this subsidiary, the educational unit Läkemedelsakademin operates.
Apotekarsocieteten manages a pharmaceutical history museum, a library, and the online journal Läkemedelsvärlden.
Additionally, Apotekarsocieteten is a partner of NEPI, the Foundation for Pharmacoepidemiology, in collaboration with the Swedish Society of Medicine. Svenska Läkaresällskapet.

Läkemedelsvärlden
The web magazine’s mission is to provide independent coverage of developments in the pharmaceutical field. Daily news, blogs, in-depth articles, and interviews offer space for analysis, diverse perspectives, and emerging trends.
Läkemedelsvärlden
Läkemedelsakademin
Läkemedelsakademin is Apotekarsocieteten’s education division, offering training in the pharmaceutical and medical technology fields.
Its programs cover the entire chain—from research and development to manufacturing, distribution, clinical practice, and patient use. Courses are developed in collaboration with subject matter experts from Apotekarsocieteten, government agencies, universities, healthcare institutions, and industry.
Läkemedelsakademin’s quality assurance process is approved in accordance with the Education Companies’ criteria for quality accreditation.

Farmacihistoriskt museum
At Apotekarsocieteten’s museum, you can explore the history of medicines and pharmacies from the 17th century to the present day. The exhibits showcase the manufacturing and sale of pharmaceuticals and illustrate how perceptions of health, disease, healing, and relief have evolved over time.
The museum is located in the courtyard building at Wallingatan 24.

NEPI
The NEPI Foundation operates on behalf of the Swedish Parliament to promote the monitoring of medication use and its effects on the population. The goal is to share knowledge and enhance the use of pharmacoepidemiology, ensuring that we see the person behind the medicine, not just the patient behind the pill.