Here you will find the answers to the most frequently asked questions from prospective students. If you have a question, check here first. If your question is not listed please contact our Study Councellor.
You will find instructions for your application on the University of Gothenburg webpage about applying for bachelor programmes.
You can find country specific requirements under the country instructions at universityadmissions.se.
No you do not need to speak Swedish. The programme is conducted entirely in English.
No, it is not possible to switch from another university. If you wish to study our programme you need to apply at universityadmissions.se and be admitted to the programme. We only admit students to start in the autumn semester.
Contact the student ambassadors at the University of Gothenburg at ambassador@gu.se and request a student from Software Engineering and Management and they will set you up with a suitable student ambassador.
You need to be registered to the programme before you can apply for a credit transfer. You can apply to credit transfer courses with the same content and length (credits) for programme courses. There is also an opportunity to use previously completed courses as part of the elective courses in term 5.
You can find more information about credit transfers on the University of Gothenburg Student Portal.
The department of Computer Science and Engineering does not offer bachelor’s thesis courses to freestanding students. A bachelor thesis is a mandatory part to earn a degree. Only admitted programme students have access to our bachelor’s thesis courses.
The official start of term is always on the Monday between 28th of August and 3rd of September. Our programme also has a mandatory introduction week before the start of term. You can find more information about the introduction week, as well as useful information about the university's introduction and welcome activities on the Student Portal.
The Student Office will register you to the first courses in the mandatory introduction week.
For other courses, you can register a week before the course starts through Ladok. You will be given instructions on how to do so during the introduction week. If you do not register you will not be able to take the course.
You can find more information about registration, results and certificates on the Student Portal.
If a student withdraws their place in the programme we will admit the next person on the waiting list. How many we admit from the waiting list differ from year to year. In the first admission round we normally admit people on the waiting list until May 1st. In the second admission round we admit students if there are places left until the courses start. We are not able to answer any questions regarding your chance to be admitted from the waiting list.