Checklist - To keep in mind for the autumn semester 2021

We have put together a checklist for you, which we hope will be helpful to remember everything that needs to be arranged for the autumn semester of 2021.

Regarding COVID-19

Uppsala University expects to resume on-campus education from 30 August onwards. The transition will be gradual and as it will differ depending on the subject you study, please contact your course or programme coordinator for details.

The University's current recommendations on COVID-19.

Important dates

• 9 April: Notification of selection results for Master's applicants published at your account at Universityadmissions.se.
• 16 April: Notification of selection results for Bachelor's applicants published at your account at Universityadmissions.se.
• 1 June: Deadline for paying the first tuition fee instalment for fee-paying students. The tuition fee invoices are sent to citizens of a country outside of the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland in late-April (Master's applicants) or mid-May (Bachelor's applicants). More about tuition fees.
• From 30 July: Swedish students and current international students may register for their courses: current students, welcome back! New international students may also register for their courses from 1 August; please read more about activation of your student account and registration as a new student without a Swedish personal identity number.
• 1-31 August: Apply for one of the Basic Swedish courses if you are interested in learning Swedish (flexible part time courses). 
• 24-26 August: Digital information sessions for new international students.
• 25-27 August: Recommended arrival days for new international students.
• 27 August: a digital welcome reception to Uppsala University (at 14:30)
• 23 August - 5 September: Welcome programme for new international students.
• 30 August: the autumn semester starts.
• First weeks of September: Gotland’s student union Rindi, invites new students to this (corona adapted) year’s welcoming events, the so called 'Lamning'.
• 3 September: Guided trip with the sightseeing road train.
• 3 September: Brief lecture on Gotland history.
• 4 September: Guided walking tours around Visby with Mikael Norrby.
• 5 September: Guided walking tours around Visby with Mikael Norrby.
• 5 September: Brief lecture on Gotland history.

• Housing, financing, and health: When you apply to Uppsala University it is important that you start thinking about the practical details of your time as an international student, for instance about housing, financing and healthcare.
• Insurance: It is important that you have full insurance coverage during your stay in Sweden. All students at the university are covered by accident insurance while on the university premises and on their way to and from the university. You should consider adding private insurance coverage for your free time and for your property. Read more about insurance.
• Book your trip to Visby: You can travel to Gotland either by ferry or by air, and there are many departures every day. Read about travelling to and from Gotland.
• Look for course litterature. Each course has its own course syllabus and a litterature list. Search for your course syllabus. Can't you find the literature list, please contact Student Services at Campus Gotland. There are several ways to get the course literature. You can purchase literature through different websites, for instance Amazon UK. You can also compare the price of new books in the biggest online swedish bookshops by using the service bokfynd.nu. The site is in Swedish only but is very useful. You can also borrow literature from our library (Almedalsbiblioteket) or buy used literature from the the students' own buy/sell/exchange group on Facebook.
• Review your schedule. You can search for your schedule in TimeEdit by entering the course in the search field in TimeEdit. Once you have been registered to your courses/programme, you will find your schedule in Studium.
• Get the Campus card. Once you have been registered as a student, you need an access card, the so-called Campus Card. You must have it if you are going to use the printers (for copying and printing), the computer room or if you want to enter the Campus outside of business hours. Read about the Campus card.
• Get access to the university wifi. Once you have become a student, you get access to the wireless network called eduroam. You can also reach eduroam at other universities, railway stations, airports, etc. Read more about eduroam.
• Like or follow Campus Gotland på Facebook. Communicate with us and get news on Facebook. We're also on Instagram. There is also a Facebook group for international students at Campus Gotland.
• Our pages for current students - at www.cg.uu.se/students you will find useful information concerning your studies, such as support and services.