Sweden

Erasmus code: S  GOTEBOR01

General description  

"The University of Gothenburg (GU) meets societal challenges with a wide range of knowledge.  Strong research and appealing study programmes attract researchers and students from around the world. We are environmentally certified and work actively for sustainable development. With new knowledge and new perspectives, we contribute to a better future. The strongest fields are Social Sciences, Computer Science, Marine Biology and Business, Economics and Law."

Who can apply? 

• Students of all faculties
• Bachelor’s and Master’s students
• Students with English skills at least on level B2 

Restrictions 

• School of Business, Economics and Law (own agreement for law)
• Salhgrenska Academy (own agreement for medicine)

What can you study here? 

• Artistic Faculty
• Faculty of Education (own agreement for education)
• Faculty of Humanities (own agreement for Nordic languages and philosophy)
• Faculty of Science and Technology (own agreement for pharmacy)
• Faculty of Social Sciences
• Swedish-speaking students (at least B2) can study in Swedish at Gothenburg

Terms 

• Autumn semester: September – mid-January
• Spring semester: mid-January – June

Other important matters 

As an exchange student within a university-wide agreement (including EUTOPIA and Nordlys), you can choose courses from several faculties. Course applications are handled by email. You are required to fill out a course application sheet that will be sent to you by email and that you should return by email to your international coordinator no later than May 1 (autumn exchange) or November 1 (spring exchange). Nordlys is a co-operation network behind this student exchange agreement.

Exchange opportunities available  

4 students for a term or 2 student for an academic year. 

Erasmus code: S  LINKOPI01

General description 

Linköping University (LiU) offers exchange students a dynamic academic environment known for its innovative research and vocationally focused programs across engineering, natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, and arts. The university prides itself on a collaborative atmosphere, modern facilities, and strong ties to industry and society. Courses are largely taught in English, supporting international participation. Exchange students benefit from comprehensive support services, vibrant campus life, and cultural immersion opportunities in Sweden. 

Who can apply? 

• Students of all the faculties
• Bachelor’s and Master’s students
• Students with English skills at least on level B2 

Restrictions 

Only courses at the Faculty of Arts and Sciences are available with this agreement.

What can you study here? 

• Faculty of Arts and Sciences courses
• Ageing and Social Change, Applied Ethics, Business Administration, Cognitive Science, Commercial Business Law, Computational Social Sciences, Economics, English, Environmental Sciences, Ethnic and Migration Studies, Global Studies, HRM/HRD, Language Studies and Literature, Political Science and International Relations, Social Work, Society, History and Culture, Social and Cultural Analysis, Statistics, Urban and Regional Planning
• Swedish-speaking students can apply for courses in Swedish.

Terms 

• Autumn semester: mid-August – mid-January
• Spring semester: mid-January – mid-June

Other important matters 

• Faculty of Arts and Sciences offers courses in two of the campuses: Campus Valla (Linköping) and Campus Norrköping.
• The areas of Ageing and Social Change, Environmental Sciences, Migration and Ethnicity, Computational Social Sciences, Global Studies, Social Work and Social and Cultural Analysis offer courses at Campus Norrköping. Other areas of study offer courses at Campus Valla (Linköping).
• Swedish language courses are offered on both campuses. There is a bus connecting the campuses (free for students).
• LiU offers student accommodation in both cities.

Exchange opportunities available  

3 students for a term or 1 student for an academic year. 

Erasmus code: S  VAXJO01

General description

Linnaeus University (Lnu) is a modern Swedish university with two campuses: Kalmar and Växjö, located in the southern region of Sweden. The university offers a broad range of academic programs in business, engineering, technology, education, life sciences, psychology, social sciences, and humanities, with many courses taught in English. Exchange students benefit from a welcoming international environment, comprehensive academic support, well-equipped campus facilities, and strong integration programs. The university is known for its inclusive approach and support for student success.  

Who can apply? 

• Students of all faculties
• Bachelor’s and Master’s students
• Students with English skills at least on level B2 

Restrictions 

No restrictions.

What can you study here? 

• Linneus university offers for example tourism, business, software design, democratization studies, Swedish, digital forensics, entrepreneurship, sustainability and media.
• Some of the courses for incoming exchange students are virtual distance learning courses. You may sort them out on the course selection page.

Terms 

• Autumn semester: end of August – mid-January
• Spring semester: mid-January – June

Other important matters 

Exchange students (non-native English speakers) are required to include the Language Proficiency Report with their application. Please follow this link to the Language Proficiency Report. 

Exchange opportunities available  

4 students for a term or 2 students for an academic year. 

Erasmus code: S  LULEA01

General description

Ever wondered what life is like in the North of Sweden? At Luleå University of Technology you can embark on a journey that is so much more than just studying. Here you can pursue your career ambitions while living the Arctic lifestyle, think snowy winters, endless summer nights and a close-net student community. You will have the chance to gain the skills and knowledge to shape your future, all while having experiences you will talk about for years. Opportunities abound, and they are yours for the taking.

Who can apply? 

• Students of all faculties
• Bachelor’s and Master’s students
• Students with English skills at least on level B2 

Restrictions 

No restrictions

What can you study here? 

• Computer science and IT, Business administration and economics, Communication and Informatics, Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Environmental and Natural resources, Social Sciences, Language (Swedish), Technology, Interdisciplinary studies (eg. Polar Athmosphere), Music and Performance

Terms 

• Autumn semester: mid-August – mid-January
• Spring semester: mid-January – June

Other important matters 

Luleå Tekniska offers courses in 9 cities. Make sure to choose courses in one city only: Luleå, Skellefteå, Piteå, Varied, Kiruna, Lycksele, Filipstad, Boden, Stockholm

Exchange opportunities available  

8 students for a term or 4 students for an academic year. 

Ersamus code: S  LUND01

General description

"Lund University (LU) is a prestigious, comprehensive and research intense university, founded in 1666. It is consistently ranked among the world’s top 100 universities and is considered to be Sweden’s most attractive study destination among international students. Lund is an international meeting place for students and researchers alike. With over 130 nationalities on campus, we offer a truly global environment where students encounter different cultural perspectives and can develop their international networks, which are highly valued by employers worldwide."

Who can apply? 

• Students of all faculties
• Bachelor’s and Master’s students
• Students with English skills at least on level B2 

Restrictions 

• Journalism, Department of Industrial Design, School of Architecture, Faculty of Performing Arts and the Malmö Art Academy are not open with this agreement
• Due to high demand at the School of Economics and Management admittance to a full-time course load cannot be guaranteed. This includes courses in Economics, Management and Business. Student who take courses at the School of Economics often take 15 ECTS at that faculty and 15 ECTS at other faculties
• Engineering, Architecture, Industrial design, Arts and Music require prior studies in the subject and a portfolio

What can you study here? 

• Economics and Management
• Humanities and Theology
• Law (own agreement)
• Medicine
• Science
• Social Sciences (own agreement)
• If you have studied Scandinavian studies or have studied in a Nordic school system, you may be able to apply for courses with Swedish as the language of instruction.
• Nominated exchange students can apply for so-called 'Special Area Study' (SAS) courses in a wide range of subjects across eight out of nine faculties at Lund University. This is a course package especially meant for incoming exchange students.

Terms 

• Autumn semester: end of August – mid-January
• Spring semester: mid-January – June

Other important matters 

An introductory Swedish language course (SUSA) is offered to all exchange students before the semester starts.

Exchange opportunities available  

6 students for a term or 3 students for an academic year.

Erasmus code: S  KARLSTA01

General description 

Study in Karlstad — a safe, green city that offers the perfect balance between Swedish culture and modern student life. Enjoy affordable living, easy access to nature, and a close-knit international community — all while receiving a world-class education. Karlstad university has good sports facilities and offers you the possibility to keep doing the things you love also during your exchange. Karlstad is a safe and welcoming city surrounded by forests, the Klarälven river, and Lake Vänern. Here, nature is part of daily life, and you can easily combine your studies with outdoor activities, café and resturants, and a lively cultural scene. Karlstad offers what many students value most — affordable living, short distances, and a friendly atmosphere that makes it easy to settle in and feel at home.

Who can apply? 

• Students of all faculties
• Bachelor’s and Master’s students
• Students with English skills at least on level B2 

Restrictions 

No restrictions for study fields.

Terms 

• Autumn semester: September – January
• Spring semester: mid-January – June

Exchange opportunities available  

8 students for a term or 4 student for an academic year. 

Erasmus code: S  MIDSWED01

General description 

Mid Sweden University is a two-campus university with campuses in the city centres of Östersund and Sundsvall, two beautiful cities located in the middle of Sweden. Here, you will find the perfect mix between a high-quality study programme and great quality of life. Mid Sweden University focuses on close ties between education and working life, high-quality research and close cooperation with community stakeholders as well as openness and diversity.

Who can apply? 

• Students of all faculties
• Bachelor’s and Master’s students
• Students with English skills at least on level B2 

Restrictions 

Graphic Design, Industrial Design, Nursing

What can you study here? 

For example Business administration, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering and Management, Political Science, Sociology, Photography, Public Health, Human and Economic Geography, Tourism

Terms 

• Autumn semester: September – mid-January
• Spring semester: mid-January – June

Other important matters 

Choose the course from one campus only.

Exchange opportunities available  

8 students for a term or 4 students for an academic year. 

Erasmus code: S  STOCKHO01

General description  

Stockholm University (SU) is Sweden's leading research and educational institution, situated in the heart of the capital city. The university offers a wide range of academic programs in fields such as sciences, engineering, humanities, social sciences, business, and education, with many courses available in English. Exchange students can take advantage of a vibrant international community, modern facilities, comprehensive student support services, and the opportunity to explore one of Europe's most dynamic and beautiful cities. Stockholm University is one of the strategic partners of our university.

Who can apply? 

• Students of all faculties
• Bachelor’s and Master’s students
• Students with English skills at least on level B2 

Restrictions 

• Stockholm Business School
• Department of Special Pedagogy

What can you study here? 

• Students coming under a university-wide agreement can most often take courses from all departments and choose courses from a maximum of two departments.

Terms 

• Autumn semester: end of August – mid-January
• Spring semester: January – June

Other important matters 

• A full semester consists of 30 credits. Semesters are divided into periods 1 and 2, each with partperiods
  (A, B, C, D).
• Courses are typically 7.5, 15, or 30 credits. Check the course period and start date to avoid schedule
  conflicts. Choose 30 ECTS per semester, not more, not less.
• Most courses are full-time (100%), but part-time paces (50% or 25%) are also available. Semester and period details can be found in each course syllabus.
• If you are interested in an exchange during the Spring term, apply already in the February application round.

Exchange opportunities available  

4 students for a term or 2 students for an academic year.

Erasmus code: S  UPPSALA01

General description  

Uppsala University, founded in 1477, is the oldest university in Scandinavia and is consistently ranked among the top universities in the world. With over 54,000 students, it offers a wide range of programs across various academic disciplines. The university has two campuses: the main campus in Uppsala, located 70 km north of Stockholm, and Campus Gotland, situated in Visby on the island of Gotland in the Baltic Sea. 

Who can apply? 

• Students of all faculties
• Bachelor’s and Master’s students
• Students with English skills at least on level B2 

Restrictions 

Medicine and sociology

What can you study here? 

• The agreement is university-wide so you can choose courses from all departments. Please make sure to fulfill the entry requirements of each course
• For studying Education, History, Nordic Languages, Law or Medicine, use your faculty´s own agreements.

Terms 

• Autumn semester: September – January
• Spring semester: January – June

Other important matters 

• Make sure to get acquainted with the traditional academic Student nation culture of Uppsala!

Exchange opportunities available  

6 students for a term or 3 student for an academic year. 

Erasmus code: S  UMEA01 

General description  

Umeå University offers students a comprehensive and high-quality academic environment, providing programs in medicine, science and technology, social sciences, arts and humanities, and educational sciences. The university features nearly 300 courses taught in English, supported by an international staff and modern facilities, ensuring a rich educational experience. The university's unique Nordic location combines vibrant city life with access to stunning natural beauty, such as the Northern Lights. 

Who can apply? 

• Students of all faculties
• Bachelor’s and Master’s students
• Students with English skills at least on level B2 

Restrictions 

Exchange students can only apply to courses on this web page.

What can you study here? 

Umeå university courses for exchange students

Terms 

• Autumn semester: September – January
• Spring semester: January – June

Exchange opportunities available  

8 students for a term or 4 students for an academic year. 

Erasmus code: S  OREBRO01

General description

Örebro University was granted full university status in 1999 and has since become one of Sweden's largest universities, with around 15,000 students and 1,600 staff members. The university offers a diverse selection of courses in various subjects taught in English, all within a vibrant international community and modern campus facilities. Students can take advantage of extensive support services, including academic guidance, orientation programs, and social integration activities, which are coordinated through the International Office and the international student section, Nexus.

"The bike-friendly Örebro is located in the heart of Sweden and surrounded with lots of nature. We have housing guarantee directly on campus for exchange students and an extensive orientation programme for new students."

Who can apply? 

• Students of all faculties
• Bachelor’s and Master’s students
• Students with English skills at least on level B2 

Restrictions

Medicine and Culinary Arts

What can you study here? 

• For example bussiness, sport sciences, criminology, rhetoric, human geography
• See the full list on this page
• Please note the work load of each course (50 % / 100 %). It's recommended to take one 7,5 ECTS course / each study period. That means in practice studying one 100 % course at a time.
• As an exchange student at Örebro University you are expected to study full-time (30 ECTS) per semester it is therefore not possible to apply for less than 30 ECTS in order to receive your Letter of Acceptance. You may enroll in a maximum of 45 credits per semester. You need to choose 30 ECTS, regardless of the requirements at your home university.

Terms 

• Autumn semester:  mid-August – mid-January
• Spring semester: mid-January – mid-June

Other important matters 

• Good services for students with special needs
• Housing guarantee for exchange students

Exchange opportunities available  

8 students for a term or 4 students for an academic year.