Study abroad

Through Erasmus + you can study at the University of Amsterdam. Here you will find  high quality education, excellent facilites and a university with a strong international character and students from all over the world.

The University of Amsterdam is at the forefront of its research in, for example, environmental chemistry and organic chemistry. Therefore, an exchange here may be particularly suitable for you who have chosen such a focus on your studies. By paying a fee, students can get help finding housing and during your stay you have regular contact with a local study counselor - all to make your experience as good as possible.

In addition to the studies, there is so much to explore. Amsterdam offers both entertainment and adventure for everyone, whether it is culture, food, shopping or nightlife you are interested in. The city has beautiful buildings, canals, bridges and cobbled streets - perfect to explore from the bicycle saddle or on foot. Amsterdam has a large selection of museums and there is much to learn about both the country's and Europe's culture. The city houses lots of restaurants, pubs, cafes and nightclubs in different styles. The city is also known for its delicious chocolate and cheese!

You can travel to other parts of Europe without having to board a flight. In less than five hours you can, for example, take a train to London. It only takes two hours to Brussels and three and a half to Paris.

Read more at their own webpage.
Exchange at the university of Amsterdam

In Europe, studies are offered mainly in the local language, but this is not the case in Flemish Belgium. The education at the University of Ghent is of a very high quality and from the third year of the bachelor's program you can read all courses in English.

One of the universities linked to the Erasmus + exchange program is the University of Ghent. Here you can count on an education that is of very high quality and a university with a strong international character and students from all over the world.

Our exchanges with Ghent are mainly focused on biochemistry and biological applications, perfect for you who are interested in protein and neurochemistry. 

You will be studying at the center of Europe, and travel to other parts of Europe without having to board a flight. London? Paris? Brussels all within a couple of hours on a train!
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Our most popular country to go on an exchange to is always Singapore. We understand everyone who wants to go there! Modern, warm and orderly.

Everyone speaks English and they really invest in both research and education. Our partner university in Singapore is called Nanyang Technological University, NTU and is considered one of the best universities in Asia and the world.

Within our agreement, we have access to twelve half-year places at the school at the entire Faculty of Science. The language of instruction is English but the connection to Sweden is strong, the former principal, the biochemist Professor Bertil Andersson from our own section, was Swedish like many researchers.

The school offers studies in all natural science subjects and a large selection of courses in each area.
Read more about the courses available in chemistry, physics and mathematics at Nanyang Technological University.

Singapore is the land of experiences with a big city pulse, world-class shopping and a warm tropical climate. Here you can eat food from all corners of the world - including meatballs with lingonberry jam at IKEA if the longing for home becomes too strong. Do you want to surf in Bali? Shopping in Jakarta? Or go to the night market in Kuala Lumpur? Lots of adventures are within reach.

As an exchange student in Singapore, you have a housing guarantee and the student loan lasts significantly longer here than at home. For example, you can eat on campus for a couple of Sing-dollars (SEK 15-20). Here is a subway that for a couple of kroner takes you everywhere and you never risk getting stuck in a sticky chewing gum. Chewing gum cannot be bought in Singapore and a cleaner country is difficult to find.

The University of Illinois is located in the twin cities of Urbana and Champaign, about 200 miles south of Chicago. The university is very large with over 40,000 students!

Urbana and Champaign meet in the student area Campustown. There are several bus lines that connect the campus with the twin cities. The two cities also have their own downtown, Downtown Urbana and Downtown Champaign.

The university, also known as the UIUC (University of Illinois Urbana Champaign), has nurtured generations of researchers in a strong scientific environment since the 19th century. Here you can choose to read courses such as drug development, cell signaling, animal behavior, environmental toxicology and so on.

As a student, you can either on "on campus" or "off campus", ie on or off the student area itself. Living outside is cheaper than living more centrally and you can easily get to school by bus. The main street where most restaurants and bars are located is called Green Street. The food out there is generally reasonably priced and there is a great variety.
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If you want to train, there are many options. As a student, you can train for free at the university's gym and the school also offers everything from basketball, tennis and badminton to ice skating, swimming pools and a running track (both indoors and outdoors). If there are not enough sports clubs you can get involved in - you can, for example, go away and climb mountains, etc. At UIUC, basketball and American football are the two big college sports. American football is played in the fall semester and basketball in the spring semester.

Illinois is in the middle of the country, making all corners of the United States accessible a few hours' flight away. You can also rent a car and go on road trips relatively cheaply.

More information about college life at UIUC on their own website.
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign