Program Overview

University of Gothenburg Programs and Courses

The University of Gothenburg offers a wide range of programs and courses for students. These include:

• Master's programs
• Bachelor's programs
• Double and joint degrees
• Sustainability labelled programs
• Courses for exchange students

Study Guidance and Application

The university provides study guidance for students to help them choose the right program. The application process for Master's and Bachelor's programs is available, along with key dates for admission.

Tuition Fees and Scholarships

Tuition fees are applicable for certain programs, and the university offers scholarships for fee-paying students. These include:

• Axel Adler Scholarship
• Scholarships for students at the School of Business, Economics and Law
• SI Scholarship Women in STEM

Campus and Student Life

The university has a vibrant campus and student life, with facilities and services available to support students. These include:

• Academic calendar
• Introduction days
• Campus and facilities
• Student services
• International opportunities
• Study with a disability
• Student testimonials

Research Areas

The university has various research areas, including:

• 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, with information available on:

• About doctoral education
• Apply to doctoral studies
• Doctoral courses

Collaboration and Innovation

The university collaborates with various partners and has initiatives such as:

• EUTOPIA
• The SDG 8 Initiative

About the University

The university has a vision and values, with a focus on sustainable development and quality assurance in education and research.

Teaching and Learning in the Globalised University

Course Description

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of how global trends influence the education sector. It explores critical perspectives on higher education as a geopolitical arena, including decolonization of education and its significance for teaching and learning.

Course Details

• Course code: HPA104
• Level: Master's level
• Credits: 7.5 credits (ECTS)
• Offered by: Department of Education, Communication and Learning, Faculty of Education
• Study pace: 50%
• Time: Day
• Location: Location independent
• Language: English
• Duration: 5 Nov 2025 - 18 Jan 2026
• Part of semester: Quarter 3 to 4

Course Content

The course includes lectures, seminars, and workshops, as well as individual and group assignments. It covers topics such as:

• Globalization and diversity
• The multilingual university
• Broadened participation
• Decolonization of education

Eligibility

The course is open to exchange students at the Faculty of Education and exchange students on a university-wide agreement.

English Proficiency

English proficiency requirements apply, and students should contact their international coordinator for more information.

Application

Students should contact their international coordinator for more information on applying for the course.