Selections (JIBS)

There are two selections held each year, one for the Fall semester and one for the Spring semester. The deadline for each selection can be found here.

Fall and Spring Selections are identical, meaning that exchange places for Fall semester and Spring semester will be allocated.

In Fall selection bachelor and master students (in two year programmes) have the possibility to apply as long as they fulfil the requirements for achieved credits.

Bachelor students: At least 52,5 hp from year 1 + A1 year 2.

Master students: At least 15 hp from A1 year 1.

Spring selection is open for Sustainable Enterprise Development and  Civilekonom programme.

The selection is based on the following (JIBS)

The selection is based on credits completed in Ladok, grade point average and study abroad points. Points are given for the three parts and the total determines a student’s rank in the priority group.

• Credits belonging to the education programme.
• One factor is given for grade point average. 
• Extra curricular activities. You travel as an ambassador for Jönköping International Business School and therefore you can include other qualifications, such as involvement in the JSA and university. Engagement provides Study abroad points and if you want to have these points included in the selection this must be reported to JSA at certain times during the academic year, see Study Abroad Points.

Selection 1 and 2: (HLK)

Human Resource Programme and Global Studies Programme Work - (apply for studying abroad semester 4) studies abroad semester 5.

Media and Communication Programme - (apply for studying abroad semester 2) studies abroad semester 4.

Teacher Education varies from one teacher education program to another.

Selection 3:

Media and Communication Programme - (apply for studying abroad semester 3) studies abroad semester 4.

Eligibility (HLK)

• Registered for full-time study within a program at the School of Education during the semester for which the application is submitted.
• All internships that are completed by the application deadline must be approved.
• Cannot have any kind of ongoing disciplinary investigation or action during the period from the application until departure day.

Selection criteria (HLK)

1. Priority Groups:

a. Program students at HLK seeking in the context of the program structure and have not earlier studied abroad, except students within programs where international investment - placement may have been included.

b. Program students at HLK previously engaged in regular exchanges with HLK's partner universities of at least 13 weeks.

Please read the HLK guidelines for further info.

There are two selections held each year. Information about deadlines and selections.

When you are applying you must have at least 80% of the possible number of points within your programme. These must be approved and reported to Ladok prior to the selection for exchange studies at the School of Engineering.

For programmes started fall 2016 and earlier

• 3 -year engineering programme: Students who wish to go on exchange during the third year are a priority group. You can also go on exchange in the year immediately after your education, but not in the priority group. Admission is subject to availability. In such cases you may not have taken your degree before the exchange study is fully completed.
• 2-year Degree: Students studying Graphic Design and Web Development, Lighting Design and Computer Networking Technology, who wish to study abroad for the year immediately after their education, are a priority group. In such cases, you may not have taken your degree before the exchange study is fully completed.
• Other 2-year graduate programmes are not included in the exchange programme currently. The opportunity is opened for studying abroad during the third additional Bachelor Year. Students can study abroad the year immediately after the programme. Students are counted in the priority group of applicants. Students may not take their degree before the exchange study is fully completed.
• Master (2 years): Students can study abroad during the second year of the programme and have priority in the selection process. The opportunities for masters students are assessed on a case by case basis and a key factor is the availability of interchangeable courses at the partner university. Students can currently study abroad through the School of Engineering’s exchange programme in the year right after education, but not in the priority group.
• International campus exchange: There are opportunities for some programmes to go on exchange at a JTH International Campus Partner. The exchange includes studies at a specific partner university and the Industrial Placement Course (NFK/IPC) at a company abroad or Final Project Work at a company abroad.
  For more information see website .

Exemptions two programmes started fall 2016:

• New Media Design: Appointed semester for exchange studies is semester 5.
• Sustainable Supply Chain Management:  Appointed semester for exchange studies is semester 5. It's also possible to go abroad during semester 4 and 6 to the International campus partners.

Programmes starting in fall 2017

New information about eligilibity will be published later. The information will include details about the exchange possibilities for each programme. 

Master programmes starting from fall 2017 and after, have their appointed exchange semester during semester 3. Note that the Industrial placement course (IPC) takes place during semester 3 and is only included at certain Partner universities. It may also be possible to do the final project work semester abroad. Master students can not go on exchange after the programme.

The selection is based on the following (JTH)

Points are given for the three parts and the total determines a student’s rank in the priority group.

• Credits belonging to the education programme. NV-courses included in the normal study plan for your programme are included in the selection. For students who do not take NV courses, you are able to count up to 15 hp extra courses, provided they are taken in the same time you read your programme
• One factor is given for grade point average. 
• Extra curricular activities. You travel as an ambassador for the School of Engineering and therefore you can include other qualifications, such as involvement in HI TECH and the university. Engagement provides Study abroad points according to the list, available at the International Relations and HI TECH, along with instructions on how to get the points. If you want to have these points included in the selection this must be reported to HINT at certain times during the academic year.

Priority Groups (JTH)

Students are divided into different priority groups in the competition. See above. Additional factors affect the priority group. If a student has already accepted a place in the selection but then wants to find one for a second exchange semester, priority will go to those who have not had a place before. Also, a student who declines an offered place will be moved into a lower priority group at the next application period, unless there are special circumstances.

Continuation Requirements (JTH)

In order to begin the second or third year, a minimum number of credits from the programme’s earlier year must be completed to be able to go on exchange studies.

Have a look at the Partner Universities overview. There you can find which semester is most suitable for studies abroad in your programme and where you have a possibility to go. Read document carefully. Some of the partner universities are accepting exchange students only during spring semester or only during autumn semester when the suitable courses are provided. You can also see when you should apply. The shortened version you can find below:

Do you want to get more of Exchange Studies experience? Then Minor Field Studies can be interesting programme for you. This programme is open for all students in semester 6. You apply one year in advance. More information can be found at PingPong page: MFS-studier HHJ.

Still not sure if you should apply? Read more about why you should study abroad here.

You can also read travel stories from students that have been studying abroad!