Study abroad
As a student in the Faculty of Science and Technology, you have the opportunity to place some of your studies abroad.
Exchange studies are applied to through exchange agreements with partner universities via one of the following:
- University-wide exchange agreements
- The Faculty of Science and Technology's exchange agreements
- Subject- or department specific agreements
Note that the different agreements may have different prerequisites and selection procedures.
Depending on where you want to go and what you want to studiy, there may be different offers and opportunities, so be sure to familiarize yourself with the selection below!
Agreement for all students at Uppsala University
Choose from universities all over the world and a wide range of subjects.
Agreements technology and natural sciences
Study science and technology abroad via an agreement from the Faculty of Science and Technology or one of its departments.
Application period for exchange studies
The regular application period for the autumn and coming spring term is 15 January–15 February.
Any remaining places for the spring semester can be applied for 15 August–15 September.
Please note that other dates and application procedures apply to the university-wide exchanges.
Application guide
Plan your exchange well in advance and go through our application guide for exchange studies!
Other possibilities to go abroad
There are, besides exchange studies, also other possibilities to go abroad with the Faculty of Science and Technology.
Inspiration events for exchange studies
Are you thinking about exchange studies? Is the application complicated? Come to the application workshop on February 7 or 9.
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Question regarding exchange studies?
- For general exchange questions, you can meet the faculty's international coordinator in drop-in via Zoom during term time every Monday at 16.00–17.00.
- You can also meet with counsellors for questions regarding exchange studies on Wednesdays between 12:30-15:00 via drop-in at campus Ångström room 100187.
- You can also contact a study counsellor who can answer how an exchange affects your studies and suggest things to think about.