SamuelKedge → Jönköping International Business School · Année complète 2025“The residence is modern and the rooms are clean, but the common areas are rather dirty due to the students using them. Most of the rooms are large enough and fully equipped (kitchen with stovetop, microwave, and fridge, bathroom, toilet, bed), and shared kitchens (with stovetop, microwave, oven, kettle, dishwasher, cutlery, dishes, and all necessary equipment) are available with a certain number of slots available per month (10). There is a laundry room with a washing machine and dryer, also with a certain number of slots available per month (I don't remember). There is also a gym (STC) on the ground floor of the building; it costs money (around €40 per month at the student rate) and is open to both students in the residence and non-residents.
The main problem I encountered was that rooms were assigned randomly, and I was placed in one of the smallest rooms (14m²) that didn't have a kitchen. I am therefore obliged to use the shared kitchen on a daily basis, which is only functional from 5:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. (despite my unlimited number of slots because I only have this kitchen) and the other students who use it to party or cook always leave it in a terrible state of cleanliness. The internet connection is not extraordinary but remains sufficient for normal use (no video games).”
💶 Payé ≈ 550 €📍 20 min by walk from uni and city center
LiseKedge Business School → Jibs (Jönköping International Business School) · Autre 2023“The campus is pretty nice, there's a coffee shop, a library and a lot a rooms to study in. Registration was relatively easy. I wouldn't pick that university again, because I have ADHD and the classes at Jibs were a nightmare for my brain : huge courses with so many students, almost no practice, mostly theorical, very few classes per week and a lot to read on your own.
I would recommend for someone who's very organised and independent, but if you struggle with mental health and/or socialisation I wouldn't recommend. It's very easy to isolate yourself when there is so few classes with too many people, I know many people who share the same feelings as me on that matter.
However, it is a different experience for everyone, it depends on their study method and personality!”
💶 Payé ≈ 400 €📍 In Jönköping, close the the university
PaulineKedge Business School → jönköping university · Année complète 2025“What you need to know is that there are not many activities to do in the city, we quickly toured the activities when we have been there for a while, but there is a nice bar with a bowling alley in it and arcade games I spent a lot of time there and there is a lot of discount it is the O'learys bar, then there is a good steakhouse in front of the bar it is the grill I think, there is also a bar with darts at the bottom next to the grill, in the same place there is a cinema even if the movies are in Swedish, which is quite cool is also when the weather is nice there is a beach at the end of the lake and you can sit there have barbecues or even play volleyball so all this is really nice”
📍 In linsen, 10 min from the school
SarahKedge Bordeaux → JIBS · Année complète 2025“Transport is quite expensive when you are over 20 (595 SEK). Life in Sweden is more expensive than in France. In terms of food there is less choice and diversity of products than in France and it is more expensive. We feel very safe there, there are a lot of police officers in the city and at night when leaving the club too. In terms of weather, in spring/summer the sun rises early and sets very late (e.g. in May it rises at 3am and sets at 11pm) and in winter/autumn the opposite (e.g. it rises at 8:30am and sets at 4pm).
It's still a small town so the number of activities, restaurants and bars is quite limited. The city tour is quite quickly done.”
📍 3 min walk from Coop (small supermarket) and 10/15 min by bus from the school and the town centre with bars
