Program Overview

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University of Gothenburg Programs

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

Study Guidance

The university provides study guidance to help students choose the right program and plan their studies.

Apply

To apply for a program, students can submit an application through the university's website. The application process typically includes submitting transcripts, language proficiency test scores, and other required documents.

Tuition Fees

Tuition fees vary depending on the program and the student's country of origin. Students can find more information about tuition fees on the university's website.

Scholarships

The university offers scholarships to fee-paying students, including the Axel Adler Scholarship and scholarships for students at the School of Business, Economics and Law.

Campus and Student Life

The university has a range of facilities and services to support student life, including academic calendars, introduction days, campus and facilities, student services, international opportunities, and study with a disability support.

Incoming Exchange Student

The university welcomes incoming exchange students and provides support and guidance to help them navigate the application process and settle into university life.

Research Areas

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

Doctoral Studies

The university offers doctoral studies in a range of fields, including about doctoral education, applying to doctoral studies, and doctoral courses.

Collaboration and Innovation

The university collaborates with a range of partners and networks, including EUTOPIA and the SDG 8 Initiative, to drive innovation and research.

Screenplay Analysis Course

About

The Screenplay Analysis course provides in-depth knowledge of screenwriting research and how the field contributes to film, television, theatre, and literary studies.

Course Content

The course covers production studies and textual analysis, individual scripts, and broader trends, critically discussed within a range of theoretical and methodological frameworks.

Entry Requirements

The requirement for admission to the course is a Bachelor's degree or equivalent in a foreign degree. Applicants must demonstrate knowledge of English at level English 6 or equivalent from Swedish Upper Secondary School or an internationally recognized test.

Application

Students can apply for the course through the university's website.

Program Details

• Master's programs
  • Double and joint degrees
  • Sustainability-labeled programs
• Bachelor's programs
• Research areas
  • Sustainability and the environment
  • Health and medicine
  • Culture and languages
  • Science and IT
  • Society and economics
  • Education and learning
• Doctoral studies
  • About doctoral education
  • Apply to doctoral studies
  • Doctoral courses
• Collaboration and innovation
  • Networks, partners, and collaborations
  • EUTOPIA
  • The SDG 8 Initiative

University Organisation

The university has a range of organisational structures, including the University Board, faculties, and departments.

Vision and Values

The university's vision is to be a university for the world, and its values include sustainability, quality, and internationalisation.

History

The university has a long history, dating back to its founding in 1891.

About Gothenburg

Gothenburg is a city located on the west coast of Sweden, known for its vibrant cultural scene, stunning architecture, and beautiful natural surroundings.