Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry
Notice that only courses offered in periods I & II are available during autumn semester and courses offered in periods III & IV during spring semester. Advanced Bachelor's level students are usually allowed to take Master's level courses.
Some courses (especially practical courses and laboratory courses) have a limited number of places and in these cases the degree students of the faculty have the priority. You may also look for suitable courses for your Learning Agreement from other Faculties (except the ones with restrictions). Especially the Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences may have courses suitable for you. However, please note that you should choose the majority of your courses from the faculty that has the exchange agreement with your home institution.
Course descriptions for courses can be found on the Course pages using the course code or name when searching (unless the course is taught for the first time). Remember to choose the right Faculty/degree programme and English as the language for the course when searching.
Bachelor's programmes
- Bachelor 's Programme in Agricultural Sciences
- Bachelor's Programme in Environmental and Food Economics in Swedish (KaTu/TvEx)
- Bachelor's Programme in Environmental and Food Economics (YET)
- Bachelor's Programme in Food Sciences (no courses in English)
- Bachelor's Programme in Forest Sciences
- Bachelor's Programme in Molecular Biosciences
Master's programmes
- Master's Programme in Agricultural, Environmental and Resource Economics
- Master's Programme in Agricultural Sciences
- Master's Programme in Atmospheric Sciences
- Master's Programme in Environmental Change and Global Sustainability
- Master's Programme in Food Economy and Consumption
- Master's Programme in Food Sciences
- Master's programme in Forest Sciences
- Master's Programme in Human Nutrition and Food-Related Behaviour
- Master's Programme in Microbiology and Microbial Biotechnology
- Master's Programme in Plant Biology
Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences
Notice that only courses offered in periods I & II are available during autumn semester and courses offered in periods III & IV during spring semester. Advanced Bachelor's level students are usually allowed to take Master's level courses.
Advanced Bachelor's level students are usually allowed to take Master's level courses.
Some courses (especially practical courses and laboratory courses) have a limited number of places and in these cases the degree students of the faculty have the priority. You may also look for suitable courses for your Learning Agreement from other Faculties (except the ones with restrictions). Especially the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry may have courses suitable for you. However, please note that you should choose the majority of your courses from the faculty that has the exchange agreement with your home institution.
Course descriptions for courses can be found on the Course pages using the course code or name when searching (unless the course is taught for the first time). Remember to choose the right Faculty/degree programme and English as the language for the course when searching.
Bachelor's programmes
- Bachelor's Programme in Biology
- Bachelor's Programme in Enviromental Sciences
- Bachelor's Programme in Molecular Biosciences
Master's programmes
- Master's Programme in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
- Master's Programme in Environmental Change and Global Sustainability
- Master's Programme in Genetics and Molecular Biosciences
- Master's Programme in Life Science Informatics
- Master's Programme in Microbiology and Microbial Biotechnology
- Master's Programme in Neuroscience
- Master's Programme in Plant Biology
- Master's Programme in Urban Studies and Planning - only a few of courses are open for exchange students
Faculty of Pharmacy
Notice that only courses offered in periods I & II are available during autumn semester and courses offered in periods III & IV during spring semester.
Advanced Bachelor's level students are usually allowed to take Master's level courses. FARM = BSc level, PROV = MSc level
Course descriptions for courses can be found on the Course pages using the course code or name when searching (unless the course is taught for the first time). Remember to choose the right Faculty/degree programme and English as the language for the course when searching.
- Master's and Bachelor's degree programmes in Pharmacy
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
- Degree programme in Veterinary medicine