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The University of Gothenburg Box 100 405 30 Gothenburg Sweden. Main Switchboard +46 31-786 00 00
The University of Gothenburg meets societal challenges with diverse knowledge and influential research. Here, you’ll find future teachers, designers, financial experts, entrepreneurs and many more. GU is home to one of the most comprehensive offerings of courses and programmes in Sweden – some of them even unique globally.
With a current total of 39,000 students enrolled and over 5,000 employees, the University of Gothenburg (GU) is a major institution. Ranked as the 185 th best university in the world by Times Higher Education and boasting one of the best business, economics and law schools in Sweden, students can expect an excellent education at GU.
25 de ene. de 2024 · You can apply to up to four programmes in the first admissions round and up to twelve programmes/courses in the second admissions round. The University of Gothenburg only offers four Bachelor's programmes taught in English. 2. Check the entry requirements. Each one of our programmes has general and programme-specific entry requirements.
28 November 2023. This international master’s programme prepares you to make critical artistic contributions to society. Courses focus on the many challenges that face us in being public together and on debates over the roles art and artists may have when producing publicness. You will explore these concerns while developing skills in ...
24 de ene. de 2024 · All applications to the University of Gothenburg go through the Swedish National Admissions Portal, universityadmissions.se. Contact. Admissions Office. +46 31 786 1050. admissions@gu.se. Phone hours: Monday and Wednesday: 9–11 am CET. 1. Find your programme. The first step to applying is finding the right programme for you.
We participate in several double and joint degree programmes with other universities in Europe or other countries. For some of the programmes we are the hosting University, which means you apply directly to us. If you want to divide your time between different universities and get multiple culture experiences, a double or joint degree programme might be something for you.
