Exchange Students: Engineering Course Combinations

Course code, Course name, Period

PR014G, Industrial Engineering (6 credits): HT (week 1-4)
PR311G, Production and Logistics Simulation I (3 credits): HT (week 5-8)
PR310G, Industrial Robotics and Offline Programming (6 credits): HT (week 5-12)
PR501G, Production System Design (6 credits): HT (week 13-19)
PR313G, Industrial Control Engineering (9 credits): HT (week 9-19)
PR508G, Bachelor Degree Project in Industrial Engineering (30 credits): VT (week 1-20)

Requirements: 120 credits in engineering courses, including 30 credits in Industrial Engineering, a basic course in Programming, a basic course in Electricity and 15 credits in Mathematics including one course in Statistics, or the equivalent.

Period (weeks): HT= Autumn semester, VT= Spring semester. Week 1= Official start week of the autumn or spring semester.

For more information about the content of a course, see the course syllabus.
Courses may be subject to change.

Course code, Course name, Period

PR014G, Industrial Engineering (6 credits): HT (week 1-4)
PR311G, Production and Logistics Simulation I (3 credits): HT (week 5-8)
PR505G, Applied Operations Research (6 credits): HT (week 5-12)
PR501G, Production System Design (6 credits): HT (week 13-19)
PR503G, Production and Logistics Simulation II (6 credits): HT (week 13-19)
PR508G, Bachelor Degree Project in Industrial Engineering (30 credits): VT (week 1-20)

Requirements: 120 credits in engineering courses, including 30 credits in Industrial Engineering, a basic course in Programming and 15 credits in Mathematics including one course in Statistics, or the equivalent.

Period (weeks): HT= Autumn semester, VT= Spring semester. Week 1= Official start week of the autumn or spring semester.

For more information about the content of a course, see the course syllabus.
Courses may be subject to change.

Course code, Course name, Period

IP334G, Product Development and Design II (6 credits): HT week 1-4
IP504G, User Centered Design (6 credits): HT week 5-12
IP332G, Ergonomics II: Digital Human Modelling and Evaluation (6 credits): HT week 13-19
IP333G, CAD III (6 credits): HT week 5-12
IP505G, Design Methodology II (6 credits): HT week 13-19
IP517G, Bachelor Degree Project in Product Design Engineering* (30 credits): VT week 1-20

Requirements: 120 credits in engineering courses, including 30 credits in Product Design Engineering, and 15 credits in Mathematics including one course in Statistics, or the equivalent. Those 30 credits should also include 6 credits in CAD and 12 credits in Product Development, Ergonomics, Design Methodology or Industrial Design, or the equivalent.

*15 credits in Mechanical Engineering and/or Physics.

Period (weeks): HT= Autumn semester, VT= Spring semester. Week 1= Official start week of the autumn or spring semester.

For more information about the content of a course, see the course syllabus.
Courses may be subject to change.

Course code, Course name, Period

PR014G, Industrial Engineering (6 credits): HT week 1-4
MT507G, Machine Elements (6 credits): HT week 5-12
MT351G, Mechanics IV (6 credits): HT week 5-12
MT510G, Applied FEM II (6 credits): HT week 13-19
MT508G, Material Processing Technology (6 credits): HT week 13-19
MT533G, Bachelor Degree Project in Mechanical Engineering (30 credits): VT week 1-20

Requirements: 120 credits in engineering, including 30 credits in Mechanical Engineering, and 15 credits in Mathematics including one course in Statistics, or the equivalent. Those 30 credits should also include 6 credits in Mechanics, 6 credits in Strength of Materials, and 6 credits in Manufacturing Technology, or the equivalent.

Period (weeks): HT= Autumn semester, VT= Spring semester. Week 1= Official start week of the autumn or spring semester.

For more information about the content of a course, see the course syllabus.
Courses may be subject to change.

Course code, Course name, Period

EN255G, English: Preparatory Course* (7,5 credits): Lp4
EN247G, English: Proficiency* (7,5 credits): Lp4, Lp5, Lp1
SV131G, Swedish Culture and Society (3 credits): Lp4, Lp1
SV133G, Swedish for Foreign Students: Oral Proficiency and Listening Comprehension (7,5 credits): Lp4, Lp1
SV134G, Swedish for Foreign Students: Text and Grammar (7,5 credits): Lp5, Lp2
EN263G, English Writing with Language Aids (1,5 credits): Lp4, Lp1
EN244G, English: Academic Writing** (7,5 credits): Lp5, Lp2
EN236G, English: Oral Presentation Techniques** (7,5 credits): Lp5, Lp2
EN245G, English: Business English** (7,5 credits): Lp5, Lp2

Approximate study periods:
Lp4 = September–October
Lp5 = November–December
Lp1 = January–Mars
Lp2 = April–June

* After a placement test for English courses, you will be recommended to start with English/Proficiency, 7.5 credits or English/Preparatory course, 7.5 credits. After completion of English/Preparatory Course, you may continue in period 5 with English/Proficiency, 7.5 credits, and after completion of English/Proficiency, 7.5 credits, you can continue with courses at the next level.

** English/Proficiency or equivalent required.

For more information about the content of a course, see the course syllabus.

Courses may be subject to change.