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The Jönköping University scholarship (hereinafter referred to as “the scholarship”) aims to support students in the pursuit of their academic studies by providing financial aid towards tuition for the duration of their programme. The scholarship is offered on the basis of academic merit and is intended for students who are required to pay tuition fees for bachelor and master programmes.

The scholarship amount is equivalent to 30% of the tuition fee for the programme the student has been admitted to.

The scholarships are offered on the basis of academic merit, with an emphasis on academic excellence. The scholarships cover part of the tuition fee for bachelor and master programmes.

Students must fulfil the following criteria to be eligible for the scholarship:

• Be a citizen of a country which is required to pay tuition fees in Sweden. Note: students do not need to reside in their country of citizenship at the time of submitting the application.
• Be required to pay tuition fees for studies at Jönköping University.
• Have selected a programme at Jönköping University as their first choice when applying via the national university admissions system or have applied for a programme through the JU Direct Application (ju.se)
• Have applied to a bachelor or master level programme offered on-site at Jönköping University by the scholarship application deadline.
• Submit a complete scholarship application by the deadline.

Students who have applied to a programme but have not yet received an offer to the programme may submit a scholarship application by the deadline.

Granted students may not combine the JU scholarship with a scholarship offered through the agreements between JU and different organizations such as FIDERH, FUNED in Mexico and COLFUTURO in Colombia. However they can still be approved for financial support from the different organizations.

All data entered in the scholarship application form must be verifiable by the documentation submitted in the application process. Scholarship applications will be processed only after the corresponding application for a programme has been completed and all required documents have been sent in. This is the case for both the central admission through university admissions as well as the JU Direct Application (placed through www.ju.se).

You will be requested to include the following:

• Study Application Number: The application number generated when you submitted the application to a study programme.
  
  
• Letter of Recommendation: Letter of recommendation, e.g. from a former teacher or employer. One letter is requested but you may include a maximum of two letters of recommodations.
• Individual Statement: An individual statement including your educational experience and career plans. Maximum 200 words.
  
  
• Email Address: Please note that this should be the same as the address you provided in your application for studies at Jönköping University.

Please note that you must have selected a programme at Jönköping University as your first choice when applying via the national university admissions system or have applied for a programme through the JU Direct Application (www.ju.se).

The application is open from mid-October to 2 May.

The scholarships are offered on the basis of academic merit, with an emphasis on academic excellence. The scholarships cover part of the tuition fee for bachelor and master programmes.

Have applied to a bachelor or master level programme offered on-site at Jönköping University by the scholarship application deadline.

• Study Application Number
• One Letter of Recommendation
• Individual Statement
• Email Address