18/06/2026
What was it like to study at the host university?
"In general, the structure of the program differs from that of Austrian universities of applied sciences (FHs), as the semester is divided into two halves. In each half, you choose two courses. Similar to an FH, these courses consist of lectures, seminars, labs, PBLs, and assignments (reports, literature reviews, and presentations). Exams take place immediately afterward, and only then do the new courses begin. This means there’s an exam period at the end of October and another at the beginning of January. Exams here at Linköping University last 3–4 hours each. All exams are held at the Valla campus, while lectures and seminars take place at the US campus. On the platform called Lisam (similar to Moodle), you can find all course materials, assignments, grades, etc. There’s also a LiU app with a map feature, which helps you quickly locate all the rooms on campus. Exam results are published via the “Ladok” platform, and you’re always notified by email when new results are posted."
https://www.technikum-wien.at/erfahrungsberichte/ddsweden/