Luleå University of Technology

Luleå University of Technology is the northernmost university of technology in Scandinavia, only 100 km south of the Arctic Circle. Located at the east coast of northern Sweden, students can experience both northern lights during winter and warm days during summer. There are approximately 17 000 students and 1770 staff members.
  • Academic workload

    This exchange program applies to:

    (PRA2029) Clinical Practice: Clinical Practice: Patients with Acute, Critical or Chronic Diseases part 1: Specialist Health Care Services

    (PRA2030) Clinical Practice: Patients with Acute, Critical or Chronic Diseases part 2: Specialist Health Care Services

    (PRA2032) Clinical Practice: Home Based Nursing

    Academic calendar

    August - December, January - June

  • Tuition fee

    No tuition fee for Nordplus exchange students.

    Number of student places

    Number of available Nordplus places are determined from one academic year to another.

  • Housing

    Students can apply for both on- and off-campus housing. For more information, see here.

    Cost of living

    For information about estimated living expenses, see here.

  • Admission requirements

    Students must have completed one year of university level studies, equivalent to 60 ECTS. In addition, students must have a satisfactory study progression and fulfil the academic requirements at the host university.

    Language requirements

    English B2. Students who speak either Norwegian, Danish or Swedish are not met with specific language requirements in placement options.

  • Exchange students from non-EU/EEA countries must apply for a visa/study permit before entering the country of destination. Generally, students must be able to satisfy the financial documentation in order to be issued visa.

    All exchange students must have valid health insurance, regardless of their nationalities. Students may be expected to purchase health care insurance for the duration of their stay, in addition to the insurance the students have from their home countries. EU/EEA students must bring their EHIC card. Non-EU/EEA students need to show that they have valid health insurance that covers their whole stay.

    For more information about visa and insurance, go to: Student Residence Permit - Study in Sweden