Program Overview

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University of Gothenburg Programs

The University of Gothenburg offers a wide range of programs for students.

Master's Programs

The university provides Master's programs in various fields.

Bachelor's Programs

The university also offers Bachelor's programs in different disciplines.

Double and Joint Degrees

The university provides opportunities for double and joint degrees.

Sustainability Labelled Programs

Some programs at the university are labelled for their focus on sustainability.

PhD Course: Risk, Uncertainty and Decision-Making

The PhD course on "Risk, uncertainty and decision-making" is a multidisciplinary course where theoretical perspectives and methods used in research on risk within different disciplines are discussed. There is a specific thematic focus on risks from chemical mixtures.

Course Support

The course is supported by the ClimBECO research school, The FRAM Centre, Lund University Centre for Risk Assessment and Management LUCRAM, and the Nordic Chapter of the Society for Risk Analysis.

Course Schedule

The course was first run during autumn 2019, but the dates for the next course have not been decided.

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 various courses and research opportunities.

About Doctoral Education

The university provides information about doctoral education, including how to apply.

Tuition Fees

The university has tuition fees for certain programs, with terms and conditions applicable.

Scholarships for Fee-Paying Students

There are scholarships available for fee-paying students, including:

• 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 range of facilities and services for students, including:

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

Incoming Exchange Student

The university welcomes incoming exchange students and provides information on how to apply and find courses.

Apply for Exchange Studies

Students can apply for exchange studies, and there are courses available for exchange students.

After Your Studies

The university provides information on different types of degrees and career opportunities after graduation.

Working in Sweden

The university offers guidance on working in Sweden after completing studies.

Alumni

The university has an alumni network, providing opportunities for graduates to stay connected.