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Exchange studies

Incoming exchange students
Application
Courses for exchange students
Housing, financing and health
FAQ for exchange students
Contact

Courses for exchange students

These courses are for exchange students only. Contact your departmental coordinator at Uppsala to find out which courses or subject areas are available for you.

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Location

Uppsala University has campuses in Uppsala and Visby in Gotland, an island in the Baltic Sea. Some courses are taught at other locations. Flexible means distance learning courses with no meetings at campus.

Location

Show all Uppsala Visby Flexibel

Semester and period

Search for courses for the period of a whole year or divide your search into smaller intervals here. One term is divided up into two periods of 10 weeks from the total of 20 weeks.

Semester and period

Academic year 20/21 Summer 2020 Autumn 2020 Autumn 2020 - period 1 Autumn 2020 - period 2 Spring 2021 Spring 2021 - period 1 Spring 2021 - period 2

Academic year 19/20 Summer 2019 Autumn 2019 Autumn 2019 - period 1 Autumn 2019 - period 2 Spring 2020 Spring 2020 - period 1 Spring 2020 - period 2

Level of studies

Our educational selection is divided into different levels, first cycle (undergraduate level) or second cycle (Master's level).

Level of studies

Preparatory Courses First cycle - Introductory Courses First cycle - Continuing Courses Second-cycle (master?s) courses

Time of the day for teaching

Here you can choose different times of the day when the courses are taught.

Time of the day for teaching

Daytime Evening Afternoon Weekend Mixed

Study pace

Here you can sort between full-time or part-time courses. Full-time means that you study at least 30 credits per term, (20 week period). Part-time means that you study less than 30 credits per term. You can also choose an interval of pace of study, stated in percentage.

Study pace

Full time

Part time 51-99% 26-50% 0-25%

Subject

Show all American Studies Aramaic/Syriac Archaeology Archive, Library and Museum Studies Assyriology Astronomy Biology Business Administration Caring Sciences Celtic Languages Chemistry Child and Youth Studies Classical Archaeology and Ancient History Comparative Indo-European Philology Comparative Literature Computer Science Conservation Cultural Anthropology Development Studies Drug Discovery and Development Drug Management Earth Science Economic History Education Educational Sciences Egyptology Electronics and Science of Electricity English Environmental Science Ethics and Social Philosophy Ethnology Expression in Convergent Media Food Science and Nutrition Game Design Gender Research General Linguistics Geophysics Greek and Byzantine Studies Hebrew Hindi History History and Social Sciences of Religion History and Theory of Art Holocaust and Genocide Studies Human-Computer Interaction Indology Industrial Engineering Information Systems Iranian Languages Language Technology Law Logic and Metaphysics Mathematical Statistics Mathematics Media and Communication Studies Medical Nuclide Techniques Medical Science Meteorology Musicology Other Courses: Arts Other Courses: Medicine and Healthcare Other Courses: Science and Technology Peace and Conflict Studies Pharmaceutical Sciences Physics Political Science Psychology Public Health Religious Studies Rhetoric Semitic Languages Social and Economic Geography Sociology of Education Special Education Statistics Studies in Faiths and Worldviews Sustainable Destination Development Sustainable Development Swedish as a Second Language Swedish for Foreign Students Swedish/Scandinavian Languages Systems Technology Technology Turkic Languages Wind Power Management

Language of instruction

Swedish English

On-campus or distance learning

Distance learning means that all or parts of the lessons are given other than in the classroom. Some of the courses have meetings on campus a couple of times throughout the course. For other courses, the entire course may require only meeting online using Internet.

On-campus or distance learning

On-campus

Distance learning No compulsory meetings

Department

Teaching are carried out in departments. Choose in the list for all courses for one specific department.

Department

Show all Biology Education Centre Centre for Gender Research Department of ALM Department of Archaeology and Ancient History Department of Art History Department of Business Studies Department of Chemistry - BMC Department of Chemistry - Ångström Department of Civil and Industrial Engineering Department of Cultural Anthropology and Ethnology Department of Earth Sciences Department of Economic History Department of Education Department of Electrical Engineering Department of English Department of Food, Nutrition and Dietetics Department of Game Design Department of Government Department of History Department of Immunology, Genetics and Pathology Department of Informatics and Media Department of Information Technology Department of Law Department of Linguistics and Philology Department of Literature Department of Materials Science and Engineering Department of Mathematics Department of Medical Biochemistry and Microbiology Department of Medicinal Chemistry Department of Musicology Department of Neuroscience Department of Peace and Conflict Research Department of Pharmaceutical Biosciences Department of Pharmacy Department of Philosophy Department of Physics and Astronomy Department of Psychology Department of Public Health and Caring Sciences Department of Scandinavian Languages Department of Social and Economic Geography Department of Statistics Department of Theology

Faculty

The university is divided into faculties of different disciplinary domains for education and research. Choose in the list for all courses for one specific faculty.

Faculty

Show all Faculty of Arts Faculty of Educational Sciences Faculty of Languages Faculty of Law Faculty of Medicine Faculty of Pharmacy Faculty of Science and Technology Faculty of Social Sciences Faculty of Theology

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