Courses offered for exchange students coming to Jönköping International Business School, Jönköping University

Important: From Autumn 2026, Jönköping International Business School (JIBS) will start implementing a new programme structure, which means that Bachelor and Master students will be subject to different rules when choosing courses. Please find more information below, relevant to your study level:

  • A full-time study load for one semester is 30 credits. You are required to choose an even spread of courses over the full semester to maintain a manageable workload. This is helped by the semester being split into 2 study periods; you should choose 15 credits per study period.
  • Schedule clashes and overlaps can occur. If clashes are too frequent, course changes will be required and handled during the Introduction Week.
  • Please ensure you meet the prerequisites of the courses you are interested in studying and read the course syllabi on the web carefully. Students cannot switch courses due to a preference change once the semester has started.
  • Bachelor students are not permitted to study Master level courses.
  • Please download the Excel file listed below to get an overview of the bachelor courses, including dates, subject areas, study period and level. We try our best to keep the Excel file up to date as changes happen. The full list of courses can be found on the direct webpage.

    JIBS BACHELOR COURSE LIST: click here to download the Excel file xlsx, 23.1 kB, opens in new window.


  • From Autumn 2026, Master students are strongly advised to choose a course package worth 30 ECTS (equal to a full-time study load in Sweden). To view the recommended packages, please download the PDF file listed below.
  • If you are unable to follow one of the recommended packages, you must build your own 30 ECTS package using the individual courses from the Excel File listed below. You are required to choose an even spread of courses over the full semester to maintain a manageable workload. This is helped by the semester being split into 3 study periods; you should choose approximately 10 credits per study period.
  • Schedule clashes and overlaps can occur. If clashes are too frequent, course changes will be required and handled during the Introduction Week.
  • The Swedish Language course(s) can be added as extra credits.
  • Please ensure you meet the prerequisites of the courses and read the course information/syllabi on the web carefully.
  • Master students are not permitted to study Bachelor level courses.

    JIBS MASTER RECOMMENDED COURSE PACKAGES: click here to download the PDF file pdf, 82.6 kB, opens in new window.

    JIBS MASTER INDIVIDUAL COURSE LIST: click here to download the Excel file xlsx, 25 kB, opens in new window.
  • The web list below can be filtered for a specific semester or level.
  • Remove the symbols in the search bar before typing a course name. Refer to the course running in the relevant semester.

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  1. International Macroeconomics and Finance
    7.5 credits 50% Jönköping Spring 2025
    The objective of the International Macroeconomics and Finance course is to develop a deeper understanding of how macro economy behaves when it is open...
    Subject: Business Administration and Economics
  2. International Marketing Law and Consumer Protection
    7.5 credits 50% Jönköping Spring 2025
  3. International Marketing
    7.5 credits 50% Jönköping Spring 2025
  4. Humanitarian Logistics
    7.5 credits 50% Jönköping Spring 2025
  5. Human Resource Management in a Globalized World
    7.5 credits 50% Jönköping Spring 2025
  6. Geographical Economics
    7.5 credits 50% Jönköping Spring 2025
  7. Global Marketing Management
    7.5 credits 50% Jönköping Spring 2025
  8. Finance and Business Analysis
    7.5 credits 50% Jönköping Spring 2025
  9. Family Entrepreneurship
    5 credits 33% Jönköping Spring 2025
    This course delves into the critical role of family owners in developing and renewing family businesses, emphasizing interpersonal dynamics in entrepr...
    Subject: Business Administration and Economics
  10. Governance for Sustainability and Responsible Ownership
    7.5 credits 50% Jönköping Spring 2025
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