Join JU Summer School from 2 June to 27 June, 2025

Experience summer in Sweden!

The JU Summer School consists of a 10-credit courses, including visits to Swedish companies, as well as a social and cultural package giving students the chance to see Jönköping and experience the Swedish culture, including the infamous mid-summer.

“I learnt a lot of new things and the way the teaching is carried out is interesting especially through the utilization of games.”
“It was great! Very engaging and practical. The study visits were very complementing to the lectures.
“This was definitely one of the best days of the program.”
“Loved the games, interesting lectures, cool guest lectures.  The teacher was great and International Office was amazing at helping with the program.”

Courses offered at School of Engineering, Jönköping University June 2025

• Purchasing Logistics with a Global Perspective (10 ECTS)
• User-centered Cypersecurity and Privacy (10 ECTS) NEW COURSE SUMMER 2025

Dates: The dates are preliminary from 2 June to 27 June, 2025

Host University: School of Engineering, Jönköping University  
Location: Jönköping, Sweden 

Language of instruction:  English 
Level: Undergraduate/Bachelor  

Housing:  Accommodation is guaranteed including pick-up service.
The price range is between 3500 – 5000 SEK per month.

Deadlines: Student Application: April 1, 2025

• Purchasing Logistics with a Global Perspective (10 ECTS)
  The course aims to give advanced knowledge of logistics in purchasing and supply chain management with a global perspective. The focus is on the purchasing functions importance for the company result. Elements included in the course: purchasing and strategic sourcing, globalisation and Incoterms, supplier portfolio, legal aspects, sustainability KPIs and more. Read more about the Summer School here.Prerequisites and language requirements
  
  60 ECTS credits first cycle/undergraduate/bachelor courses in industrial engineering or business administration or computer information systems or equivalent.

  Fluency in English.All applicants are required to meet the standard English language requirements corresponding to English 6 in the Swedish upper secondary school system. Read more about the language requirements here: language requirements. 

• User-centered Cypersecurity and Privacy (10 ECTS)
  
  The course starts with an overview of cybersecurity from a socio-technical perspective and outlines essential concepts, definitions and standards in the area. This is followed by an introduction to models that describe user behaviour in cybersecurity and how we can help people raise their cybersecurity awareness. By doing so, the course also outlines how organizational governance and the user’s social environment contribute to cybersecurity culture and cybersecurity awareness. Read more about the Summer School here.  (New course, the information is not yet available on JU’s website).Prerequisites and language requirements

  General entry requirements and passed courses 60 ECTS credits in first-cycle. Proof of English proficiency is required.Fluency in English. All applicants are required to meet the standard English language requirements corresponding to English 6 in the Swedish upper secondary school system. Read more about the language requirements here: language requirements. 

Tuition fees and costs
In general, individuals who are citizens of countries outside of the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland are required to pay application and tuition fees. There are some exceptions to this general rule.

Tuition fees: 25 000 SEK

Application fee: 900 SEK (Mandatory application fee of 900 SEK (approx. 80 Euro) to citizens outside the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland to process and review an application).  Read more here about application and tuition fees. 
Social and Cultural package: 2500 SEK (optional but advised)

 What’s included?

• Welcome lunch
• Company visits
• Certificate ceremony
• Social and Cultural package: 2500 SEK (optional but advised)

The package includes the following:  company visits, welcome lunch, farewell dinner, certificate ceremony, and social and cultural activities such as a trip to one of Sweden’s best-preserved castles from the 16th century in Vadstena, a trip to Gränna; a charming city where traditional Swedish peppermint candy canes are handmade, a visit to the ruins of Brahehus Castle, after-school activities, a Swedish Midsummer celebration and much more!

• Farewell dinner

Contact International Office

Students are advised to contact us through our case management: https://exchange.ju.se (choose “Incoming Exchange”). For partners to contact International Office, please send us an email to: incoming.student@ju.se Follow the link http://exchange.ju.se – choose case type ‘Incoming Exchange’ and submit your question or visit us during the drop – in online on Thursdays: 11.30-12.30. 

https://ju-se.zoom.us/s/62342166495

Read more here about JU Summer School
www.ju.se/summerschool