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Erasmus guide Lund University School of Economics and Management

Courses, housing, visa, campus life and exchange basics for studying at Lund University School of Economics and Management in Lund, Sweden.

City

Lund

Country

Sweden

Tuition

EUR 0 / year

Snapshot

Triple-Crown accredited (AACSB, EQUIS, AMBA) Swedish business school; 4,000 students, 14 English-taught masters, part of Lund University but with its own building, exchange agreements, and brand.

Why students shortlist it

The business and economics faculty within Lund University, useful for exchange students in business administration, economics, finance, management, business law, and international business. Social life connects into both LUSEM and the wider Lund student-nation system.

International Business Economics Strategic Management Accounting and Finance Business Law

Teaching languages: English (primary for exchange and most master's programmes); Swedish for some undergraduate courses

Before You Land

A few practical setup details students usually sort before arrival

Connectivity, insurance, and secure public WiFi are the boring things you only notice when you need them. Keep them on your checklist, but keep the guide itself front and centre.

Arrival Connectivity

Sort an eSIM before you land

Maps, ride apps, 2FA codes, and WhatsApp are usually the first things students need from the airport.

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Coverage Check

Confirm your travel insurance

Even when the university gives guidance, students usually need to double-check what is covered before departure.

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Public WiFi

Have a backup for shared networks

Campus halls, airports, and cafés are convenient, but many students prefer an extra privacy layer when they first arrive.

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Exchange Basics

Requirements

Check agreement requirements.

Nomination Process

Partner nomination required.

Semester Nomination Application
Check partner portal for current deadlines See exchange office application calendar

Arrival Checklist

  • Collect welcome packet from International Office
  • Attend the mandatory orientation week
  • Activate university network account

Academics

Course Registration

Course registration is completed online via the university student information system (e.g. USOSweb, UNIGRAZonline, SoleMOVE) after official admission.

Credit System

ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) standard.

Grading System

Local national grading scale with corresponding ECTS grades provided on the final transcript of records.

Exam Culture

Written exams, oral assessments, or continuous course assignments at the end of each semester.

Tuition & Fees

EXCHANGE

SEK 0 tuition (completely free)

Tuition is completely free for exchange students at all Swedish public universities. Student union (kår) membership SEK 300–500/year optional — unlocks natio…

Full degree – EU/EEA

SEK 0 — FREE for EU/EEA

Sweden free for EU/EEA. LUSEM is Lund's business and economics school — top Scandinavian ranking. Lund is cheaper than Stockholm. Non-EU pays SEK 130,000–165…

Full degree – non-EU

SEK 130,000–165,000/year

LUSEM non-EU: Economics/Business SEK 130,000–165,000/year (~€12,000–15,000). EU/EEA: free. Lund is highly ranked — competitive admissions for non-EU. Lund/Ma…

Fees change annually — verify current rates on the official exchange office page

Where to Stay

Insurance & Campus Support

Mandatory Insurance

Yes. Valid health coverage is required for the exchange period.

EHIC Accepted

Yes

Campus Clinic

Use university student health/wellbeing services first for local care routing, prevention, counselling, and referrals.

Mental Health

Most universities route students through student health, wellbeing, or counselling services. Ask early, not only during exam stress.

European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) for basic coverage

Varies by status / nationality

Confirm exact plan eligibility with the host university International Office before arrival.

Private student health insurance plans compliant with national visa requirements

Varies by status / nationality

Confirm exact plan eligibility with the host university International Office before arrival.

Campus Services

International Relations Office

Arrival Day, ESN Lund, LUSEM International Office, BankID/personnummer support, free Swedish courses, alumni mentor programme.

Visit

Student Union

Advocacy, representation, local discount cards, and university sports coordination.

Visit

LUSEM Student Support

LUSEM (Lund University School of Economics) student support services including study counselling, career guidance, and wellbeing resources.

Visit

Student Services (Lund)

Lund University-wide student services: health, disability, career, and counselling available to all Lund students including LUSEM.

Visit

Student Life

Student Clubs

  • LundaEkonomerna student union
  • LUSEM case, career, and business associations
  • Lund student nations and International Mentor Programme

Buddy Program

Combine LUSEM orientation with Lund University mentor and nation activities during the first weeks.

Sports & Recreation

  • University sports institute offering low-cost training, fitness courses, and ski/mountain excursions.

Your First 2 Weeks

  • Read the official incoming-exchange or fact-sheet page before booking travel.
  • Confirm course registration, campus location, and learning-agreement details with the host office.
  • Join the official orientation, mentor, buddy, or student-union channels as soon as they open.
  • Set up student account, card, transport pass, and housing follow-ups during the first week.

Key Dates

Pre-arrival

May - June for Autumn semester

Nomination validation and visa application processing

Arrival & Orientation

September / February

Mandatory welcome sessions and first course adjustments

Nomination window (Autumn intake)

April – May

Home university must formally nominate before host opens the application portal.

Application window (Autumn intake)

May – June

Complete host university online application + learning agreement after nomination.

Nomination & application (Spring intake)

October – November

Same flow as autumn but compressed; check with host international office.

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