Courses and Learning Agreement

Study field specific exceptions may apply, please see the course catalogue or contact your Faculty Exchange Coordinator.

Courses are divided as ‘Bachelor’s level studies’ and ‘Master’s level studies’ – both these are also divided by term so please make sure to check clearly which term you are selecting courses from. To see more detailed information on the course, please click the course name. Please also refer to the study guide’s “Show description” section to read more about studying at the Faculty of Education and Psychology.

• In the catalogue, courses are listed under different study fields. Some courses are available in English only by independent study. Also, some courses (e.g., courses offered by the English unit) are meant only for students majoring in the field in question.
• The Scandinavian Studies courses are available for all exchange students (if the course is full, the exchange and degree students of the Faculty of Humanities have priority to enroll).
• Please read carefully the information provided in the “Show description” tab and by clicking the name of the subject you are interested in.
• One needs to take at least 50% of the courses from the study field in question.

• Courses in the course catalogue are listed by study fields but exchange students of the Faculty of ITEE are welcome to take courses from all of the study fields within the faculty, as long as the prerequisites of the courses are met.
• Advanced level courses require bachelor’s level knowledge of the study field in question. Bachelor level students who wish to take advanced courses will need to provide information on how they meet the prerequisites.
• Biomedical Engineering students are allowed to take courses from both the Faculty of ITEE as well as the Faculty of Medicine, but a majority of the courses have to be chosen from their own faculty.
• Please read further instructions in the course catalogue description section

• Courses are in sections according to the study fields. There is also a list of courses that are open for all exchange students of the faculty. Note that only study field specific courses are planned so that they don’t overlap.

• Courses are in sections according to the study field (Biology, Geography, Physics and Mathematics). Courses are marked as “basic level studies”, “Intermediate level studies” and “Advanced level studies”. Students at the end of their bachelor studies may also choose advanced level courses. By clicking on the course, you can see more detailed information. One needs to take at least 50% of the courses from the study field in question.

• Courses for exchange students are divided into the FTECH study fields. Courses are available for students nominated to that specific study field or related FTECH study fields.

• Courses are divided as ‘Bachelor’s level studies’ and ‘Master’s level studies’ – both these are also divided by term so please make sure to check clearly which term you are selecting courses from. To see more detailed information on the course, please click the course name.