Program Overview

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University of Gothenburg Programs

The University of Gothenburg offers a range of programs for students, including Master's programs, Bachelor's programs, double and joint degrees, and sustainability labelled programs.

Study Guidance

The university provides study guidance for students, including information on how to apply for programs, key dates for admission, and tuition fees.

Tuition Fees

• Tuition fees terms and conditions are available for students who need to pay fees.
• Scholarships are available for fee-paying students, including the Axel Adler Scholarship and scholarships for students at the School of Business, Economics and Law.

Meet the University

The university offers various events and activities for students to get to know the university, including introduction days, campus tours, and student testimonials.

Campus and Student Life

The university has a range of facilities and services for students, including academic calendars, student services, and international opportunities.

International Opportunities

• The university offers exchange programs for students to study abroad.
• Students can also participate in international research projects and collaborations.

Incoming Exchange Student

The university welcomes incoming exchange students and provides information on how to apply for exchange studies, find courses, and contact international coordinators.

After Your Studies

The university provides support for students after they graduate, including information on working in Sweden, alumni networks, and further education opportunities.

Research

The university conducts research in a range of areas, including sustainability and the environment, health and medicine, culture and languages, science and IT, society and economics, and education and learning.

Research Areas

• Sustainability and the environment
• Health and medicine
• Culture and languages
• Science and IT
• Society and economics
• Education and learning

Doctoral Studies

The university offers doctoral studies in various fields, including education, research, and innovation.

Collaboration and Innovation

The university collaborates with various partners and networks, including EUTOPIA and the SDG 8 Initiative, to promote innovation and research.

About the University

The university has a range of departments and faculties, including the Department of Education and Special Education, and the Faculty of Education.

English for Teachers in Pre-School Class and Year 1-3

Course Description

The course English for Teachers in Pre-School Class and Year 1-3 is a 15-credit course offered by the Department of Education and Special Education at the Faculty of Education.

• The course develops students' oral skills in English, focusing on pronunciation and aesthetic learning processes.
• Students study contemporary English children's literature and develop their writing skills, including grammar.

Course Details

• Course code: L3EN10
• Level: Bachelor's level
• Credits: 15 ECTS
• Study pace: 100%
• Time: Day
• Location: Göteborg
• Language: English
• Duration:
  • Autumn 2025: 1 Sep 2025 - 4 Nov 2025
  • Spring 2026: 19 Jan 2026 - 25 Mar 2026

Entry Requirements

• General entrance requirements
• English proficiency requirements (contact international coordinator for details)

Application

Students can apply for exchange studies at the University of Gothenburg.

Vision and Values

The university has a vision to be "A University for the World" and values sustainable development, quality assurance, and widening access and participation.