Jonkoping University Summer School - Tuition Free!

Jonkoping, Sweden

Dates and Deadlines

Term:

Summer

Start Date

6/5/2023

End Date

7/3/2023

Deadline

3/1/2023

Information

Area of Study:

Business Administration, Engineering (General), Entrepeneurship

Program Type:

Exchange

Language of Instruction:

English

GPA:

3.0

Language Prerequisite:

No previous language experience required (classes offered in English)

Advisor Name:

Leanne Olona

Advisor Email:

studyabd@unm.edu

Overview

Jönköping University Summer School

Develop your academic and applied knowledge, experience an international environment and learn about the Swedish culture through a rich programme of cultural and social activities. The JU Summer School is taught in English.

Undergraduate level course

Students applying to the summer school are recommended to participate in the whole programme. The programme includes pick-up service, accommodation, company visits, welcome lunch and farewell dinner, access to the library services, 24 hours/day access to the facilities and internet on campus and social and cultural activities.

Social and cultural activities

You will be able to discover Sweden and the region of Småland as part of the social and cultural events included in the programme. You will visit Vadstena Castle, one of Sweden’s best preserved castles from the Gustav Vasa period in the 16th century. You will also visit Gränna which is a small town outside of Jönköping where the popular peppermint candy canes are handmade, visit the ruin Brahehus Castle, experience the Swedish nature, in addition to a list of fun activities that will be organized for you and your classmates.

As an exchange student, tuition will be waived. Other costs such as accomodation, travel, health insurance are not covered.

Information for Summer 2023 will be posted as it becomes available.

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Academics

2022 Course - Purchasing Logistics with a Global Perspective, 10 credits

Past information available here: https://ju.se/en/study-at-ju/our-programmes/summer-programs/ju-summer-school/undergraduate-courses.html

Location

Jönköping is a city on the shores of Lake Vättern, in southern Sweden. It’s known for its long lakeside beach, Vätterstranden. In the center is the 19th-century Sofia Church, with its neo-Gothic design and towering spire. Nearby, the Jönköping County Museum is home to artworks by local fairy-tale illustrator John Bauer. On the lake island of Visingsö is the Erstad marsh, home to waterbird colonies.

Jönköping is strategically located in southern Sweden and is easy accessible by plane, bus, train or car. Jönköping Airport has direct connections with Stockholm, Sweden (Arlanda Airport), and Frankfurt, Germany. Bus connections provide fast access to Jönköping from Gothenburg's Landvetter airport (125 km), and from Stockholm (360 km), and Copenhagen's Kastrup Airport (325 km), bus and rail services are available.

Housing

You will receive information about the accommodation after you have been admitted to the Summer School.

The University does not have on-campus accommodation, however off-campus accommodation is offered located in the outskirts of the city. Public transportation is easily accessible from the accommodation area.

The accommodation can consist on a double or single furnished room, with own or shared bathroom and kitchen. The common areas are shared with other students. Wi-fi and laundry facilities are included.

The accommodation cost could be between 4000 - 7000 SEK approx. per month.

Check their website for most up to date info: https://ju.se/en/study-at-ju/our-programmes/summer-programs/ju-summer-school/accommodation-and-arrival.html

Links

General Info: https://ju.se/en/study-at-ju/our-programmes/summer-programs/ju-summer-school.html

JU Summer School Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jusummerschool

Costs

2022 Total Cost: Up to 8,300 SEK

Tuition and application fee are wavied.

Accomodation: 4000 - 7000 SEK per month

Socia/Cultural Package: 1300 SEK optional (includes extra activities and excursions)