Courses at Campus Gotland 2025/2026

Campus Gotland is offering the following courses for exchange students as well as freestanding the academic year of 2025/2026.

Courses for exchange students at Campus Gotland

More information about Exchange studies at Uppsala University

Freestanding courses at Campus Gotland

Most of our courses taught in English are only available for Master’s students or formal exchange students. We do have a limited number of courses taught in English that are open to all students who fulfil the requirements specified for each course. Freestanding courses taught in English at Campus Gotland are listed below.

Students must apply to these courses through the Swedish online application website Antagning.se.

More information about Freestanding courses at the University

Learn Swedish!

For fee-paying students, we offer 'Introduction to everyday Swedish', a short non-credit course consisting of 7 lessons on Campus. For all students – but with priority given to students that are not liable for tuition fees – we offer more comprehensive courses in 'Basic Swedish'. These courses have pre-recorded lectures, combined with practice sessions on Campus.

If spaces are available, fee-paying students can audit 'Basic Swedish' free of charge but will not be formally registered. Instead of credits they will receive a certificate of completion. If fee-paying students prefer credits, they can choose to pay for the courses (11,250 SEK). The courses are free of charge for students that are not liable for tuition fees.

Application for the courses – autumn 2025

'Introduction to everyday Swedish' will run from 7 October to 28 October. 'Basic Swedish 1' will start at the end of September and run until the middle of December.

Please apply via the following links:

Apply to 'Introduction to everyday Swedish' (Application open 8 September–21 September)
Apply to Basic Swedish 1 (Application open 8 September–21 September)

Learning some Swedish before you arrive

English may be the working language at our international programmes and courses and it may also be sufficient to use English in everyday life, since most Swedes are reasonably fluent in English.

However, good Swedish skills facilitate the start of your new life in Sweden and you may find that learning Swedish will help you to integrate more easily. Read more at Studyinsweden.se about learning Swedish.