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Content updated 2013-08-16

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  • Temporary assembly point in the event of a fire evacuation
    While construction is underway at the entrance to Building K, the fire evacuation assembly point has been relocated. The temporary location is south of HLK, outside the orangery.
  • Do you like singing in a choir?
    Are you an experienced singer and interested in singing in a choir? If so, you’re warmly invited to audition for JUVE –Jönköping University’s academic choir.
  • JU in the Pride Parade on 22 August
    On Saturday, Jönköping University (JU) will be taking part in the Jönköping Pride Parade during Qom ut for the 13th time! All staff and students are welcome to join the parade if they wish and are able to do so, to highlight that JU is committed to creating an inclusive learning and working environment where all students and staff are treated with respect and inclusivity.
  • IT disruptions Sunday 16 August
    Disruptions due to planned service work may occur on Sunday, 16 August, 8 am to 5 pm. Programs, network and files may be unavailable.
  • Access Ladok for students after your studies
    When you finish your studies, you will lose access to your Swedish university account after a time – and therefore also your login to Ladok. However, you may need to access Ladok afterwards, for example to retrieve your degree certificate or transcripts.
  • Do you have an idea with the potential to make a difference?
    Registration is now open for Science Park’s 2026 Ideas Competition. The competition is open to people in Jönköping County who have an idea that could solve a problem, simplify everyday life or contribute to the society of the future – regardless of whether the idea is new or has already been tested on a small scale.
  • JU is strengthening its efforts to improve the students' working environment
    Following the results of the International Student Barometer (ISBSB), which highlights both strengths and areas for improvement, Jönköping University (JU) is now taking further steps to develop and strengthen the students' working environment.
  • Sign up now for JU Reads
    This autumn, JU Reads is launching – a new initiative at JU that gives students the chance to read fiction together with others and discover new perspectives. Registration is now open!
  • Scholarships to support studying abroad
    On Monday 18 May, students, evaluators, and representatives of the Jönköping Borgarekassa & Bjuggska Foundation gathered at Jönköping University for the spring scholarship award ceremony.
  • Opening hours on campus during summer
    The beautiful summer is here and that of course means rain and a quieter campus. Most of JU's activities have changed opening hours during the summer. Read more below.