Tuition and Application Fees

Students who are citizens of countries outside the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland are required to pay application and tuition fees in Sweden.

Students who are required to pay tuition fees:

• Fees are applicable to students from outside of the EU/EEA
• Fees apply to undergraduate and graduate courses and programmes (i.e. Bachelor's and Master's level courses and programmes).

Students who are not required pay tuition fees:

• Students from within the EU/EEA are not charged fees.
• Exchange students (from all countries) are not charged tuition fees.
• Students who started studying before fees were introduced, are not expected to pay fees. For example, if you began a two-year programme in 2010, you will be able to complete your studies without paying fees.

There are a few exceptions and additions to these general rules.
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Tuition Fees at Jönköping University

The following fees apply for the academic year 2012/2013 and the amounts will vary depending on the school and programme. The tuition fee will be charged in advance for each semester (30 ECTS).

Jönköping International Business School:
Bachelor's programmes (3 year programmes): SEK 90,000 per academic year. SEK 45,000 for the first semester.
Master's programmes (1 and 2 year programmes): SEK 117,000  per academic year. SEK 58,500 for the first semester.

School of Education and Communication
Bachelor's programmes (3 year programmes): SEK 270,000  total programme fee. SEK 45,000 for the first semester.
Master's programmes (2 year programmes): SEK 240,000 total programme fee. SEK 60,000 for the first semester.

School of Engineering
Master's Programmes (2 year programmes): SEK 130,000 per academic year (60 ECTS), SEK 260,000 total programme fee. SEK 65,000 for the first semester.

School of Health Sciences
Bachelor's programme in Nursing (45 ECTS): SEK 90,000 total programme fee and SEK 20,000 for the first semester (part-time and web based).
Master's programmes (1 year programmes): SEK 120,000 total programme fee and SEK 30,000 for the first semester (part-time and web based).

Application fee

Students with citizenship in a country outside the EU, EEA and Switzerland are required to pay SEK 900 (approximately EUR 100) application fee. You pay one application fee per semester, regardless of how many programmes or courses you apply to.

Application period

The application is open 17 October to 16 January 2012 through University Admissions.

Payment

The application fee must be paid when the application is submitted (please follow the Instructions for Application). Tuition fees are paid to the university directly. The payment is divided into equal installments; one payment per semester. The first installment of tuition fee is paid before the application for a residency permit can be approved.

In Sweden, all offers of admission are considered preliminary until the student has paid the first installment of his or her tuition fee. Read more at universityadminissions.se