School of Engineering

The School of Engineering in Jönköping is one of the country's largest educators of university engineers. We collaborate with the business community in the region so that students receive an education adapted to the needs of the market. Therefore, our educations include not only technical knowledge but also entrepreneurship, leadership, communication, sustainable development and the opportunity to make international contacts during the study period.

Our educations

We are accredited within collaboration

We are environmentally certified according to Svensk Miljöbas.

Study at School of Engineering

The School of Engineering offers education at bachelor, masters and doctoral levels (first, second and third-cycle levels), and 2-year courses at university college level and higher vocational education level.

Research

The research at the School of Engineering focuses on knowledge-intensive product realization in collaboration with the business community. We also run the research and education environment SPARK.

Collaborate with us

Research and education at the School of Engineering takes place in collaboration with the surrounding society, regionally, nationally and internationally.

Organisation

The School of Engineering is part of the Jönköping University Foundation and is one of four schools at Jönköping University.

Doctoral Programme

The School of Engineering runs the graduate school Industrial Product Realisation and several business graduate schools in collaboration.

Internationalisation

Internationalisation is a key part of education and research at the School of Engineering. Through global partnerships with over 100 universities, students and staff engage in exchanges, international experiences, and collaborative research—all rooted in mutual knowledge sharing within engineering fields.

What's happening at the School of Engineering

News

JTH Alumnus of the Year: “My education gave me a ticket into industry”
“My education has meant a great deal to my professional life.” So says Christian Hellgren, who has been named JTH Alumnus of the Year 20...
Openness in focus at Cybersecurity Day
The importance of not feeling ashamed and of sharing experiences following a cyberattack was the theme of this year’s Cybersecurity Day a...
From crisis to recovery at JU LIVE
The road back for Polarbröd following the devastating fire in 2020 was the focus when Kristina Säfsten, Professor of Production Systems a...
International Ergonomics Conference in Jönköping
The School of Engineering (JTH) at Jönköping University (JU) is hosting this year’s NES (Nordic Ergonomics and Human Factors Society) Con...