JÖNKÖPING INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL

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At Jönköping International Business School (JIBS) you will study with

ambitious students from all over the globe. JIBS is a double-accredited

business school, with an international and entrepreneurial profile that

influences everything that we do.

MEETING MARKET DEMANDS

To prepare our graduates for their future careers, all courses and

programmes at JIBS are rooted in our guiding principles; to be

“international at heart”, “entrepreneurial in mind” and “responsible

in action”. The number of international students and faculty at JIBS

confirms the relevance of our programmes on an international market

and provides the setting necessary for a modern business school.

ENHANCE YOUR EXCHANGE AT JIBS

We consider entrepreneurship an essential ingredient for students

in all subjects, which is why we pride ourselves in supplying ample

opportunities to develop an entrepreneurial orientation. Inspired

by the United Nations’ Principles of Responsible Management

Education, all programmes at JIBS are also designed to coach

students in becoming responsible leaders.

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DOUBLE ACCREDITED EDUCATION

Since 2015, JIBS is proud to be among the exclusive group of

business schools that have qualified for the internationally renowned

accreditation, by EQUIS and AASCB respectively. Less than 1 per cent

of the world’s business schools have been granted this quality marker,

which secures a competitive position on the international market

for highly qualified faculty and students. Being part of this group of

schools motivates us to stay progressive and contribute to the ongoing

modernization of higher education in management.

EQUIS

Equis is an international system for quality assurance of higher

education institutions focusing on management. The accreditation is

governed by the European Foundation for Management Development

(EFMD), an independent non-profit network organization.

Building on 100 quality indicators and a systematic focus on three

key facets, EQUIS requires a balance between high academic quality

and professional relevance. The EQUIS accreditation confirms that

JIBS excels in the area of internationalization, corporate connections,

and ethics, responsibility and sustainability (ERS).

AACSB

Business schools accredited by AACSB (the Association to Advance

Collegiate Schools of Business) must fulfill a set of 15 standards,

which evaluate the school’s mission, finances, research, faculty

management, curriculum development, teaching effectiveness,

and more.

Impact, Innovation and Engagement are central themes for

the AACSB accreditation. In JIBS case these themes confirm our

determination to be significant and our integrative approach to

research as well as education.

Bachelor of science - 180 credits

• International Economics

• International Management

• Marketing Management

• Sustainable Enterprise Development

Master of science - 60 credits

• Engineering Management

• International Financial Analysis

• International Marketing

Master of science - 120 credits

• Economic Analysis

• International Logistics and Supply Chain Management

• Information Architecture and Innovation

• Global Management

• Strategic Entrepreneurship

• Digital Business

PROGRAMMES CONDUCTED IN ENGLISH

AT JÖNKÖPING INTERNATIONAL

BUSINESS SCHOOL

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JÖNKÖPING/SWEDENIn Jönköping, there’s something for everyone. We hope that you’ll discover your own favorite places and fun things to do in your spare time. From sports and recreation, to Dreamhack - the world’s largest LAN–party, there are countless things to do. There’s even a wide variety of music and nightlife in Jönköping.

INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENT

Jönköping University is one of Sweden’s leading universities in the area of internationalisation and has an extensive exchange programme with approximately 350 partner universities worldwide.

GLOBAL CAREER

Did you know that Sweden is the birthplace of many world-shaping companies? Why not kick-start a global career by studying at JIBS?

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Sweden is known for being a clean, beautiful country, covered with lakes and forests. It's inhabited by 10 million people who are friendly, open-minded and welcoming. This is all true. What you have heard about high living standards and low crime rates is true as well. Furthermore, Sweden is an international powerhouse in the fields of design and music, boasting acts such as Avicii, Robyn and Icona Pop. Lots of great innovations originated in Sweden, for example TetraPak, the pacemaker, Skype and Spotify. And let’s not forget IKEA.

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PRACTICAL WORK EXPERIENCE

JIBS uses the business world as a platform for education- and many courses incorporate internships, company visits, guest lectures, case studies, etc. for students to gain real world experience and create a network.

JU Solar Team consisting of twenty-five students with different backgrounds, education and experience competed with their own-built solar car in Bridgestone World Solar Challenge 2017. They finished in eighth place!

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INTRODUCTION WEEK

One of the first things you will experience is Introduction Week – an event for all new students to feel welcome, get to know each other through a variety of social activities, and of course, get prepared for their future studies. The event has been rated one of the best in Europe.

BY STUDENTS – FOR STUDENTS

The Student Union is run by students, for students. Jönköping Student Union collaborates with the schools’ student associations, and is well represented in various decision-making bodies, providing students with a genuine opportunity to affect decisions regarding their education. For more information, visit jonkopingsstudentkar.se

Our campus is located in the heart of the city, with everything you need at your fingertips. On campus, there are plenty of opportunities to hang-out, party, meet and study.

CAMPUS HERE, YOU’LL MEET THE WORLD.

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ACCOMMODATION OFFICE

The Accommodation Office will help you find a place to live. Jönköping University guarantees accommo-dation to all new arriving international students that have been admitted, provided that you have applied for accommodation and registered your arrival within the set deadlines. The accommodation guarantee only applies to the registered student. Family members are not included in the guarantee. You will receive information about this once you’ve been accepted to Jönköping University. For more information: ju.se/accommodation

UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

The University Library is an old foundry from the beginning of the 20th century that has been transformed into a modern research library. Group rooms and reading rooms are available 24 hours a day.

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AT YOUR SERVICE!

SERVICE CENTER

The Service Center will help you with general study related questions, course certificates or if you just need to find the way to your lecture-room. If they cannot answer your question directly, they’ll make sure to guide you to the right place.

ARRIVAL AND PICK-UP SERVICE

At Jönköping University, we offer a pick-up service for all new international students when they arrive in Jönköping. This means that we will meet you, for example, at the local airport or train/bus station, bring you to the university and get you settled into your accommodation.

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OFFICE (IRO)

The IRO cooperates with universities all over the world to offer you the possibility to study abroad. IRO guides you before, during and after your exchange period.

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AUTUMN SEMESTER 2018 SPRING SEMESTER 2019

Arrival and pick-up service: 16 Aug - 19 Aug Arrival and pick-up service: 5 Jan - 6 Jan

Introduction week (Compulsory): 20 Aug - 26 Aug Introduction week (Compulsory): 7 Jan - 11 Jan

Study Period Autumn 1 (A1): 27 Aug - 19 Oct Study Period Spring 1 (S1): 14 Jan - 15 Mar

Examination Period Autumn 1 (A1): 22 Oct - 28 Oct Re-examination Period (A2): 10 Feb - 17 Feb

Study Period Autumn 2 (A2): 29 Oct - 21 Dec Examination Period Spring 1 (S1): 16 Mar - 23 Mar

Examination Period Autumn 2 (A2): 15 Dec - 21 Dec Study Period Spring 2 (S2): 25 Mar - 24 May

Re-examination (Period A1) + Re-examination (Period S2): 7 Jan - 13 Jan, 2019

Examination Period Spring 2 (S2): 25 May - 1 June

Re-examination Period (S1): 3 June - 9 June

HOW TO APPLY

Once you have been nominated by

your home university, you will receive

information about how to apply in our

on-line application.

COURSES

The students should meet the pre-

requisites of the chosen courses. The

course syllabus including the pre-requisites

for each course is on our website jibs.se/

courses. JIBS reserves the right to limit

exchange student enrollment in courses.

Please be aware that courses may be

cancelled if the minimum number of

participants is not reached.

LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

Although language test scores are not

formally required, all students are expected

APPLICATION AND PREREQUISITES

STUDIES AT JIBS

to meet the minimum English requirements

of JIBS, see the website for details. The

home institution is responsible for ensuring

the students’ fluency in English. Students

without the adequate level of English run

the risk of failing the courses.

PREREQUISITES

The general prerequisite for bachelor

exchange students is at least one year of

completed university studies at the home

institution before the exchange semester.

For applicants interested in master

level courses, we require qualifications

equivalent of a bachelor degree of at least

three years.

Read more about exchange studies at: JU.SE/EXCHANGESTUDIES or contact International Relations Office at: incoming.student@ju.se

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

Lectures and examinations

can be scheduled until the 21

of December. Re-exams can be

scheduled in January. Please

take this into consideration when

planning your departure.

PLEASE NOTE

exchange semester. Full time study is 30

credits per semester which is equivalent to

30 ECTS credits.

ACADEMIC CALENDAR

The academic year consists of 40 weeks,

divided into two semesters: August –

January (autumn semester) and January

– June (spring semester). There are no

holidays during the semesters.

CREDITS AND WORKLOAD

In Swedish higher education, the workload

of a course is based on the amount of

credits that a course is worth. 1.5 credits

is equivalent to approximately 40 hours

(1 week) of work, which includes lecture

hours, group work, seminars, homework

etc. Students participating in exchange

will receive full credit for all academic

work successfully carried out during their

EXAMINATIONS AND RE-EXAMINATIONS

There are different forms of examina-

tions in the courses. Examinations can be

scheduled on weekdays, evenings as well as

Saturdays or Sundays. Jönköping university

allows students to take re-examinations in

failed courses. However, re-examinations

can only be taken at Jönköping University.

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All students, including exchange

students, are required to pay the obligatory

student union membership fee, which is

approximately 300 SEK per semester.

Compare your city’s cost of living with

the costs in Jönköping at numbeo.com

VISA/RESIDENCE PERMIT

Students from countries whose citizens are

required to have a visa/residence permit

are advised to contact the Swedish embassy

or consulate in their home country to start

their application for a student visa, which is

a procedure that can take two months or

more. Students are recommended to apply

online. In order to apply for a VISA, you

need to have a full-time study load, 30

ECTS for one semester.

For more information visit:

migrationsverket.se

GOOD THINGS TO KNOW:

HEALTH INSURANCE

Exchange students admitted to JU receive

a supplementary health insurance, which

covers emergency medical and dental care

(conditions apply).

For more information please visit

JU.SE/STUDENTHEALTHCARE

COST OF LIVING

Living costs in Sweden depend largely

on your individual life-style. As a student

in Jönköping, it is recommended that

you have around 8500 SEK per month,

covering the following (the prices below are

approximate):

• Food SEK 2500

• Accommodation SEK 3000

• Local travel SEK 500

• Telephone/internet SEK 500

• Insurance, personal care SEK 500

• Hobby, leisure, etc. SEK 1500

“I chose to study at JIBS because of its strong focus on internationalism and collective learning.”

Thomas Boyd Former exchange student at JIBS from Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand

WHY DID YOU COME TO JIBS?

I chose to study at JIBS because of its strong focus on

internationalism and collective learning. Back in New Zealand, I was

unsure if I wanted a future in marketing, and I found myself at odds

with the ‘dog eat dog’ world of business. I decided to come to JIBS to

help revitalise my interest in the subject, build networks,

and hopefully ease my transition into the job market.

WHAT ARE YOUR IMPRESSIONS SO FAR?

I have really enjoyed the practical and collaborative approaches that

my marketing and leadership classes take. There is a strong team

culture, both inside the classroom and during the kick-off weeks, so

I was made to feel at home and acknowledged as soon as I arrived.

Although I was told that Swedes are often reserved and closed off, the

one's that I have met have been very welcoming to exchange students.

This made the transition much easier, especially coming from a

culture where greeting strangers is widely embraced rather than

frowned upon.

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Thomas (blue jacket) in a leadership group meeting with the HR manager from IKEA in Jönköping.

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BACHELOR LEVEL COURSES, AUTUMN 2018 CODE CREDITS LEVELCOURSE PERIOD COURSE DATES

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONApplied Management of Change and Innovation for Sustainability JAMN28 7,5 G2F A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Business to Business Marketing MLGN13 7,5 G2F A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Entrepreneurship and Business Planning ENAG13 7,5 G1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Foundations of Marketing and Communication JFMG16 7,5 G1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Leadership MGHN13 7,5 G2F A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Organizing for Profit and Purpose JOPK17 7,5 G1F A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Principles of Project Management MGBG13 7,5 G1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Strategy and Technology JSTK14 7,5 G1F A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Basic Financial Accounting ACBG13 7,5 G1N A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Design and Management of Change and Innovation JDCK17 7,5 G1F A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Entrepreneurial Creativity ENBN13 7,5 G2F A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13International Management MGFN13 7,5 G2F A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Marketing Communication JMCK18 7,5 G1F A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Research Methods: Design, Implementation and Analysis JRMK14 7,5 G1F A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Service Management and Marketing MLFN13 7,5 G2F A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Strategic Change MGJN13 7,5 G2F A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13

ECONOMICS Advanced Industrial Organization JAIN14 7,5 G2F A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Intermediate Microeconomics and Mathematical Economics JMMK14 7,5 G1F A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28International Financial Management JIFN14 7,5 G2F A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Microeconomic Principles and Mathematics for Economics JMEG14 7,5 G1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Economics for a Sustainable Society JESN17 7,5 G2F A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Finance and Accounting for Sustainability JFAN17 7,5 G2F A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Geographical Economics JEGN16 7,5 G2F A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Industrial Organisation JIOK18 7,5 G1F A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory JIMK14 7,5 G1F A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Sweden in the Global Economy ECNK13 7,5 G1F A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13

INFORMATICSBusiness Digitalization JBDK18 7,5 G1F A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28

STATISTICSBusiness Statistics 1 FSFG13 7,5 G1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Business Statistics 2 JB2K17 7,5 G1F A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13

LANGUAGEBusiness and Academic Communication 1

EGAG13 7,5 G1N A1/A2Aug 20 - Oct 28, Oct 29 - Jan 13

Swedish Language, Culture and Society 1 JSAG13 7,5 G1N A1 Aug 20-Oct 28Swedish Language, Culture and Society 2 JSAK13 7,5 G1F A2 Oct 29-Jan 13

MASTER LEVEL COURSES, AUTUMN 2018 CODE CREDITS LEVELCOURSE PERIOD COURSE DATES

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Accounting Communication and Environmental Reporting JACR25 7,5 A1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Advanced Financial Accounting JAFR27 7,5 A1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Advanced Leadership MGSR23 7,5 A1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Advanced Supply Chain Management 1 JA1R26 7,5 A1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Consumer Behavior JCBR27 7,5 A1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Contemporary Issues in International Marketing JCIR25 7,5 A1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Contemporary Issues in a Globalized World JCGR25 7,5 A1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Entrepreneurial Growth ENOR23 7,5 A1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Entrepreneuring; Person and Process ENRR23 7,5 A1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28International Distribution and Retailing JIDR25 7,5 A1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Advanced Management Accounting and Control ACLR23 7,5 A1N A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Advanced Research Methods in Entrepreneurship JARR26 7,5 A1N A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Advanced Supply Chain Management 2: Integration and Alliances JA2S26 7,5 A1F A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Corporate Governance ACOR23 7,5 A1N A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Creating a New Venture ENMR23 7,5 A1N A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Digital Entrepreneurship JDER26 7,5 A1N A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Market Communication in a Digital World MLSR23 7,5 A1N A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Marketing Research MLTR23 7,5 A1N A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Organising and Leading Change MGOR23 7,5 A1N A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13

ECONOMICS Microeconomic Foundations of Economic and Financial Analysis JMFR27 7,5 A1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Growth JIGR25 7,5 A1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28International Portfolio Management and Investment Analysis JIPR24 7,5 A1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Mathematical Methods for Economic and Financial Analysis ECTR23 7,5 A1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28Advanced Macroeconomics and Growth ECWR23 7,5 A1N A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Advanced Security Markets and Financial Contracts JASR24 7,5 A1N A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Advanced Topics in Finance JATR27 7,5 A1N A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13Economics of Cities and Spatial Methods JESR25 7,5 A1N A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13International Trade Analysis JITR24 7,5 A1N A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13

STATISTICSAdvanced Econometric Analysis JAAR26 7,5 A1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28

Applied Econometrics JAER26 7,5 A1N A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13

COURSES

This is an overview of the courses we expect to be offering in the academic year 2018-2019. If there are additions or cancellations, these will be updated on our website. JU.SE/JIBS/COURSES

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INFORMATICSData Analysis for Decision-Making JDAS27 7,5 A1F A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28

Digital Innovation JDIR28 7,5 A1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28

Understanding Digital Business JUDR26 7,5 A1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28

Project Management in Cross-cultural Settings JPMR28 7,5 A1N A1 Aug 20 - Oct 28

Project in Information Systems JPIR28 7,5 A1N A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13

Social Media and New Media JSMR26 7,5 A1N A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13

Theory and Practice of Socio-Technical Systems JTPR28 7,5 A1N A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13

LAWBusiness Law in a Digital Context JBLR27 7,5 A1F A2 Oct 29 - Jan 13

BACHELOR LEVEL COURSES, SPRING 2019 CODE CREDITS LEVELCOURSE PERIOD COURSE DATES

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONBusiness Ethics MGEK13 7,5 G1F S1 Jan 14 - Mar 24Finance and Business Analysis FSCN13 7,5 G2F S1 Jan 14 - Mar 24Management Accounting ACDK13 7,5 G1F S1 Jan 14 - Mar 24Project Management MGIN13 7,5 G2F S1 Jan 14 - Mar 24Supply Chain Management MLCK13 7,5 G1F S1 Jan 14 - Mar 24The Sustainable Enterprise - Social and Ecological Perspectives JSEK17 15 G1F S1 Jan 14 - Jun 02

Organization and Leadership MGAG13 7,5 G1N S1, S2Jan 14 - Mar 24 Mar 25 - Jun 02

Brand Management JBMN14 7,5 G2F S2 Mar 25 - Jun 02International Marketing MLIN13 7,5 G2F S2 Mar 25 - Jun 02Marketing Management MLBK13 7,5 G1F S2 Mar 25 - Jun 02Purchasing and Sales MLDK13 7,5 G1F S2 Mar 25 - Jun 02Research Methods: Design, Implementation and Analysis JRMK14 7,5 G1F S2 Mar 25 - Jun 02Sustainable Venture Development Across Borders JSVN17 7,5 G2F S2 Mar 25 - Jun 02

ECONOMICSCorporate Finance 1 FSAK13 7,5 G1F S1 Jan 14 - Mar 24International Trade Theory JTTK18 7,5 G1F S1 Jan 14 - Mar 24Law and Economics JLEK17 7,5 G1F S1 Jan 14 - Mar 24Macroeconomic Principles JMPG14 7,5 G1N S1 Jan 14 - Mar 24Econometrics 2 JE2N18 7,5 G2F S1 Jan 14 - Mar 24Corporate Finance 2 FSBN13 7,5 G2F S2 Mar 25 - Jun 02Development Economics JDEK17 7,5 G1F S2 Mar 25 - Jun 02International Macroeconomics and Finance ECJK13 7,5 G1F S2 Mar 25 - Jun 02Econometrics 1 ECEK13 7,5 G1F S2 Mar 25 - Jun 02

LAWInternational Marketing Law and Consumer Protection JIMG14 7,5 G1N S1 Jan 14 - Mar 24

LANGUAGESwedish Language, Culture and Society 1 JSAG13 7,5 G1N S1 Jan 14 - Mar 24Swedish Language, Culture and Society 2 JSAK13 7,5 G1F S2 Mar 25 - Jun 2

STATISTICSBusiness Statistics 1 FSFG13 7,5 G1N S2 Mar 25 - Jun 02

MASTER LEVEL COURSES, SPRING 2019 CODE CREDITS LEVELCOURSE PERIOD COURSE DATES

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONCorporate Entrepreneurship and Strategic Renewal JCER27 7,5 A1N S1 Jan 14 - Mar 24Logistics Firms and Logistics Services MLRR23 7,5 A1N S1 Jan 14 - Mar 24Digital Business Modeling JDBR27 7,5 A1N S1 Jan 14 - Mar 24Leading and Organizing Innovation Work JLOR27 7,5 A1N S1 Jan 14 - Mar 24Entrepreneurial Finance ENNR23 7,5 A1N S2 Mar 25 - Jun 02Family Business Development ENQR23 7,5 A1N S2 Mar 25 - Jun 02Corporate Social Responsibility MGNR23 7,5 A1N S2 Mar 25 - Jun 02Humanitarian Logistics MLHS23 7,5 A1N S2 Mar 25 - Jun 02Digital Marketing JDMS27 7,5 A1F S2 Mar 25 - Jun 02

ECONOMICSAdvanced Geographical Economics JAGR24 7,5 A1N S1 Jan 14 - Mar 24Critical Analysis and Academic Writing ECOR23 7,5 A1N S2 Mar 25 - Jun 02Derivatives Securities FSOR23 7,5 A1N S2 Mar 25 - Jun 02Globalisation of Economic Activity JGER27 7,5 A1N S2 Mar 25 - Jun 02

INFORMATICSIT-Enabled Changes in Supply Chain Management JICR25 7,5 A1N S1 Jan 14 - Mar 24Design of Smart Enterprises JDSR28 7,5 A1N S1 Jan 14 - Mar 24Information Strategy JISR29 7,5 A1N S1 Jan 14 - Mar 24Advanced Research Methods in Information Systems JARR29 7,5 A1N S2 Mar 25 - Jun 02Digital Transformation and Renewal JDTR29 7,5 A1N S2 Mar 25 - Jun 02

STATISTICSAnalytical Methods for Economic and Financial Analysis FSSS23 7,5 A1F S1 Jan 14 - Mar 24

G1N - First cycle, has only upper-secondary level entry requirementsG1F - First cycle, has less than 60 credits in first cycle courses as entry requirementsG2F - First cycle, has at least 60 credits in first cycle courses as entry requirements

A1N - Second cycle, has only first cycle course(s) as entry requirementsA1F - Second cycle, has second cycle course(s) as entry requirements

LEVELS

BACHELOR LEVEL

MASTER LEVEL

For more information and online application

visit ju.se/exchangestudies or contact

incoming.student@ju.se

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International Relations Office, P.O. Box 1026, SE-551 11 Jönköping, Sweden

V I S I T I N G A D D R E S S : Students’ House,

Gjuterigatan 5, University Campus

E - M A I L : incoming.student@ju.se

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