In general, individuals who are citizens of countries outside of the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland are required to pay application and tuition fees. There are some exceptions to this general rule.

More information regarding who is required to pay fees.

Tuition Fees at Jönköping University

The following fees apply for the academic year 2021/2022. The tuition fees vary depending on the school and programme. The tuition fee will be charged in advance for each semester (30 ECTS).

Read more about the Regulations for fees here:

Regulations for application and tuition feesPDF
Temporary amendment to the regulationsPDF

Jönköping International Business School

Bachelor's programmes (3 years): SEK 100,000 per academic year.
Master's programmes (1 and 2 years): SEK 120,000  per academic year.

School of Education and Communication

Bachelor's programmes (3 years): SEK 100,000 per acacemic year.
Master's programmes (1 and 2 years): SEK 117,000  per academic year. 

School of Engineering

Bachelor's programmes (3 years): SEK 150,000 per academic year. 
Master's Programmes (2 years): SEK 150,000 per academic year.

School of Health and Welfare

Prosthetics and Orthotics Bachelor's programme (3 years): SEK 160,000 per academic year.
Occupational Therapy Master's programmes (2 years): SEK 120,000 per academic year (web-based, part time).
Master of Product Development – Specialisation in Assistive Technology (MASTech) for Engineers or for Prosthetists/Orthotists: SEK 140,000 per academic year.

Application fee

Students with citizenship in a country outside the EU, EEA and Switzerland are required to pay a SEK 900 (approximately EUR 100) application fee. You pay one application fee, regardless of how many programmes or courses you apply for during the current admission period. The application fee is non-refundable.

Application period

Jönköping University offers a local admission for international students to apply directly to us. The application period is: October 16- May 2.

After placing an online application, students should send all supporting documents directly to Jönköping University Admissions, within 2 weeks.

Note: If you are applying to multiple Swedish universities, you may prefer to use universityadmissions.se, the national admission system (which is open from October 16- January 15). However, if only applying to us, we strongly recommend our local admission.

Payment

The application fee must be paid when the application is submitted (please follow the Instructions for Application).

Tuition fees are paid to the university directly. The tuition fee for the programme is divided into equal instalments; one instalment to be paid before each new semester. The first instalment of tuition fee is paid within a few weeks once the student receives the Letter of Acceptance. The payment must reach the university before the application for a residency permit can be processed.

If an application for residence permit is not approved by the Swedish Migration Agency, you can apply for refund of the paid tuition fee instalment due to special reasons. Such refund is most often granted.

In Sweden, all offers of admission are considered preliminary until the student has paid the first instalment of his or her tuition fee.