ENLIGHT Joint Courses
As a student at Uppsala University, you have the opportunity to apply for freestanding courses or summer courses abroad through the network ENLIGHT. These courses are offered both in physical and virtual formats, or a combination of the two through what is called blended mobility.
What is ENLIGHT?
ENLIGHT is a European University alliance with the goal of creating an open space for learning to gain access to the best courses and teaching offers in all disciplines across the ten ENLIGHT universities.
The ten partner universities within ENLIGHT:
- Universidad del País Vasco (Spain)
- Universiteit Gent (Belgium)
- Université de Bordeaux (France)
- Univerzita Komenského (Slovakia)
- University of Galway (Ireland)
- Georg-August-Universität Göttingen (Germany)
- Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (Netherlands)
- Tartu Ülikool (Estonia)
- Universität Bern (Switzerland)
- Uppsala universitet (Sweden)
Who can apply for freestanding courses abroad?
To apply for freestanding courses you must meet the following requirements:
- It must be your intention to take your degree at Uppsala University.
- You must have 30 registered higher education credits at Uppsala University at the time of application. If you are currently on an academic leave of absence that is registered in Ladok, you will be granted an exemption. Attach the decision certificate to your application.
- You must meet the entry requirements for the specific course you are applying for. The course requirements can be found in the course catalogue on ENLIGHT's website.
- If you are taking a freestanding course in a blended teaching format, you must be physically present at the partner university during the mandatory physical part of your blended mobility. Course dates are available in the course catalogue on ENLIGHT's website.
How many times can I apply?
There are no restrictions on how many times you can apply during your studies at Uppsala University, but you can only apply for up to three courses per semester. Also, please note that you can only receive the Erasmus grant for studies or the Erasmus grant for blended mobility for a total of 12 months per study level.
Students with a residence permit or fee-paying students
More information about what you, as a student with a residence permit or a fee-paying student, need to know before applying for freestanding courses abroad via ENLIGHT can be found among the application instructions.
What courses can you take?
As a student, you have the opportunity to take freestanding courses that are offered both during and between regular semesters. These courses are available in both physical and virtual formats, as well as in a blended format that combines both physical and virtual elements.
The courses can range from 3 credits to 10 credits. Among the selection of freestanding courses and summer courses, you will find interdisciplinary courses at both bachelor's and master's levels.
All freestanding courses and summer courses are provided within the framework of the ENLIGHT network. You can find the course catalogue on ENLIGHT's website. Each course has its own entry requirements. In the course catalogue you will find the entry requirements for each course.
To explore the possibilities of transferring credits for a course, you need to contact your academic advisor or the departmental study coordinator before applying for the course. Learn more about transfer of credits.
Any summer courses will be announced during the spring semester application period.
Application
- You will find avaliable courses in the course catalogue on ENLIGHT's website.
- The application and other mandatory documentation are submitted electronically through the system MoveON.
The application is open:
- 15 March–15 April for studies in the summer and autumn semester
- 15 October–15 November for studies in the spring semester
Application in MoveON
The application for freestanding courses is submitted digitally via the application form in the system MoveON.
Application instructions
Important information on how to apply and what happens after you have been accepted to a course.
Erasmus grant for blended mobility
If you plan to take freestanding courses or summer courses in a blended teaching format, you can apply for the Erasmus grant for blended mobility. The grant can be applied for if you are admitted to a course or programme that combines physical mobility (for a minimum of 5 and a maximum of 30 days) with a mandatory virtual component either before, during, or after the physical mobility
Contact
Temporary changes and extra drop-in sessions
- Drop-in will resume again on 3 September 2024.
- Drop-in is canceled 5 December 2024.
- For questions about exchange studies or ENLIGHT Joint Courses: mobility@uu.se.
- For questions about the grant Minor Field Studies: mfs@uu.se
- For questions about Erasmus traineeship grant, Erasmus grant for studies, Erasmus grant for blended mobility or the International Credit Mobility grant: erasmus@uu.se.
Drop-in: Consult an International Officer
Meet with our International Officers to discuss your inquiries regarding studies or traineeships abroad. You have the option to connect through Zoom or have an in-person meeting.
Kindly be aware that drop-in sessions will not be available on public holidays and during breaks such as Christmas, Easter, and summer vacations.
Uppsala students
- Via Zoom using the drop-in link
- Tuesdays at 11:00–12:00
- Thursdays at 13:00–14:00
- At Studenttorget at Segerstedthuset
- Tuesdays at 11:00–12:00
- Thursdays at 13:00–14:00
Visby students
- Via Zoom using the drop-in link
- Tuesdays at 11:00–12:00
- Thursdays at 13:00–14:00
- At Campus Gotland after having booked an appointment