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Jönköping one of Sweden's best student cities

Jönköping is one of the cities with the highest satisfaction ratings from current students and where students have the most contact with loc... Read more
Used items get new owners on campus

On 22-25 April, there will be a gadget stall near the Student's House on campus, where students in particular can swap, pick up or drop off ... Read more
Strong interest in Jönköping University – here are the top programmes

Interest in studying at Jönköping University (JU) remains high. As the national spring admission round closed at midnight on 15 April, it be... Read more

Måns Svensson appointed as new President of Jönköping University
The Foundation Governing Board has decided to appoint Professor Måns Svensson as new President of Jönköping University starting 1 April 2024. Professor Svensson has previously worked as Dean of the School of Education, Humanities and Social Sciences at Halmstad University.
Yoga can slow down dementia
A new study shows that yoga can be used to slow down cognitive impairment and dementia in adults aged 55 and over. The results of the study are clear and show that yoga has a greater positive impact on cognitive ability than strength and conditioning training. The study was conducted at the School of Health and Welfare at Jönköping University in collaboration with Region Jönköping County.
School of Health and Welfare assists in continuing education for Ukrainian prosthetists and orthotics
The need for prostheses and other assistive technology is reaching crisis point in war-torn Ukraine. When Nerrolyn Ramstrand, professor of prosthetics and orthotics at the School of Health and Welfare at Jönköping University, was asked to assist in training Ukrainian prosthetist/orthotists, she did not hesitate. Colleagues at the school agreed and a Ukrainian film crew is currently on site at JU t