Bachelor's Degree
Bachelor's Degree according to the 1993 system of qualifications
A Bachelor's Degree is awarded after the student has completed course requirements totalling 120 credits. In-depth studies of the main subject are required at the 60-credit level, with a pass grade. In order to be awarded a Bachelor's Degree, the student must have completed an independent project for at least 10 credits in the main subject. A further 20 credits are required for a course or courses outside the main subject. Other courses are elective.
Bachelor's Degree according to the 2007 qualifications ordinance
A Bachelor's Degree is awarded after the student has completed the courses required to gain 180 credits in a defined specialisation determined by each higher education institution itself, of which 90 credits are for progressively specialised study in the principal field (main field of study) of the programme. A maximum of 30 credits from the second-cycle level may be included in a Bachelor's Degree.
Main fields of study for a Bachelor's Degree
- Biology.
- Biomedical Laboratory Science.
- Business Administration.
- Business Law.
- Children's and Young People's Literature.
- Comperative Literature History.
- Computer Science.
- Criminology.
- Education.
- Electronic Engineering.
- English.
- English with a Focus on Teaching and Learning.
- Environmental Engineering.
- Food and Meal Science.
- History.
- Human Resourses and Work Life Science.
- Industrial Engineering and Management.
- Informatics.
- Landscape Science.
- Mechanical Engineering.
- Nursing.
- Oral Health.
- Psychology.
- Public Health.
- Social Work.
- Sociology.
- Special Needs Education.
- Swedish with a Focus on Teaching and Learning.