News archive
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Students build and exhibit at Kristine Church
16 Construction Engineering students from the School of Engineering (JTH) at Jönköping University (JU) are participating in the Architecture Days event in Jönköping 5-8 September. They will build and exhibit rooms for public viewing in Kristine Church Park in Jönköping."This is a chance to develop ourselves professionally and learn a lot of new things," says the student Hermela Tareke.
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The pulse increases on Campus Gränna
Jönköping University Enterprise (JUE), which has its operations on Campus Gränna, has had a few tough years after Covid. With this semester, the pulse has returned and there are now over 100 students at Campus Gränna.
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JU researcher Sweden's representative in new research network
The European Commission is funding a new international network program for research in the field of career guidance. Ingela Bergmo-Prvulovic, Associate Professor at the School of Education and Communication (HLK) at Jönköping University (JU), is Sweden's representative in the network and is also part of its steering committee.
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Welcome Martin Wallin, new Dean and Managing Director at JIBS
Martin Wallin assumed the role of Managing Director and Dean at Jönköping International Business School (JIBS) at Jönköping University in August. He most recently held a position as Professor specialising in Innovation Management at Chalmers University of Technology, as well as Director of the IMIT Foundation.Listen here to what he has to say about his first weeks at JIBS and what the near future holds.
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JU LIVE kicked off with a lecture on violent radicalization
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Marco Nilsson, Assistant Professor of Political Sciencein at the School of Education and Communication at Jönköping University, started the autumn semester's popular lecture series JU LIVE. Around 30 people listened attentively as Marco spoke about his research on violent radicalization.
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The Knowledge Foundation visited JU
On Wednesday, the Knowledge Foundation visited Jönköping University (JU) to see how JU builds strong research environments and to take part in JU’s various research projects.
“It was impressive to see the breadth of JU and all the research and education projects you have. Together we can shape the future and contribute to progress and innovation,” said Eva Schelin, CEO of the Knowledge Foundation.
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Kick Off 2024 - "You want to be here all the time"
Watch great film clips from eight days of student activities during the kick-off and hear what some of the approximately 3,800 new students think about their first days at Jönköping University (JU). in the video below.
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Find out about research at JU - welcome to JU LIVE
At Jönköping University (JU), innovative and socially beneficial research happens on an ongoing basis. During the autumn semester, the popular lecture series JU LIVE will return, giving you the opportunity to learn about the university’s latest research projects. The series starts on 29 August and will consist of four lectures held in the beautiful university library. JU LIVE is free of charge and open to the public. All lectures are held in Swedish.
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About 3,800 new students at Jönköping University
On 19 August about 3,800 new students started their studies at Jönköping University (JU). In order for them to get to know each other and get into the student life, Jönköping Student Union organizes a ten-day Kick-Off where the students sing, dance and have fun together on campus and other locations in Jönköping.Se big slideshow below.
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Company visits, moose safari and more for the JU Summer School students
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About 20 international students are participating in the four week JU Summer School at Jönköping University, where they study strategic purchasing processes and visit several companies. They also learn about Swedish traditions and will, among other things, celebrate Midsummer.“I have waited a long time to come, and I am so happy to be here,” says JU Summer School student Mariana Leandro from Mexico.