Växjö Universitet

Have fun over there, travel as much as you can, it is one of the best places in Europe to do so... Go to Denmark, Norway, Poland, Finland, all over Sweden, take advantage of Vaxjo location. If you can, take your car with you.It makes the trips more fun, and in the end, you'l be saving money.

Everything is organize by the Interntional Office. You don t have to handle your accomodation except if you want to stay for a little bit more than expected. I stayed until September and i had to found a new room for only two weeks because of the arrivals of the new semester exchange students.

Växjö Universitet is very well organised. It has its own housing officer. She is a wonderful person that does a real good job at finding housing for international students. International students will live off campus, but that is not a problem, because you live together with other international students. And your neighbours and your neighbours neighbours will be international students too. If you are willing to study at Växjö Universitet, housing is no problem whatsoever.

The university has two sections of housing. One section is in the downtown area (where I lived), and the other is on-campus. I truly enjoyed living in the city. It was easy enough to get to campus, and it gave me a feeling that I was really a part of daily life in a Swedish community. It was close to all the shopping and restaurants as well. I can also say that the housing everywhere in Vaxjo is of the highest quality!

A good experience

I think the accomodation are all right but in my case, it was the first time that the international office gives appartement so far! But it's quite well because I live with american people and talk english each day