International possibilities - Faculty of Social Sciences
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Meet us and find out more about
⭐Study a semester at one of our international partner universities
https://lnu.se/en/student/international-possibilities/study-abroad/The faculties assist students in choosing universities and courses most suitable within degrees (or after your degree).
The faculty will write a Learning Agreement with you, to ensure your credit transfer from grades abroad back to Linnaeus University.
See your program syllabus below for which semester you can study abroad and which universities we recommend.⭐Pursue a traineeship in Europe and apply for an Erasmus Traineeship stipend
⭐Participate in activities and short courses offered by our European University network EUniWELL student
⭐Take part in studentlife on campus and in our Buddy Program
⭐Summer exchange studies | lnu.se
Meet us in Student Lounge or Onlinehttps://lnu.se/student/stod-och-service/student-lounge/Follow our students abroad on Instagram
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How, when and where you can apply to become nominated to Study Abroad
Book an individual meeting with us, email mobility.fsv@lnu.se or reach our International Office outexchange@lnu.se
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We have many partner universities on all continents. Each year, we publish our placement list for your application to us.
The Faculty is responsible for our partner universities and will help your best choice of when, where and what to study. We will write a Learning Agreement with you before your semester starts abroad, and upon successfully completed courses, transfer your credits to Linnaeus University.International Office is responsible for nominating our students to one of our partner universities, and guidance during your individual application process. If you study in Europe and the Erasmus program, International Office is responsible for your stipend during your semester abroad.
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Dreaming of working in Japan?
Are you curious about architecture, design, communication, marketing, HR, radio physical layer technologies, sustainability—or gaining experience with the Swedish Chamber of Commerce or Business Sweden? Then don’t miss this exciting internship opportunity for Linnaeus University students in autumn 2026!For the very first time, the Japanese–Swedish collaboration MIRAI is offering Swedish master’s students at MIRAI partner universities the chance to apply for a 20-week internship in Japan. Students who are enrolled in the final semester of their master’s programme in spring 2026 may apply and complete the internship after graduation.
Applications are submitted directly to the host organisations. After their selection and interviews, a second confirmation process will take place through MIRAI Sweden. Applicants will be notified of the outcome by the end of March.
Selected students will be offered an Erasmus internship grant. Linnaeus University has a maximum of three grants available.
Find full details about the internships, timeline, and list of host organisations here:
https://www.mirai.nu/pages/sccj-internshipApplication deadline: 20 February
Take the chance to gain international experience, build your network, and explore working life in Japan!