Autumn 2012 Online Courses
Apply to our web-based courses - taught completely online with no mandatory campus visits - and obtain a dynamic educational experience that suits your convenience and schedule.
Important! If you only intend to take web-based online courses at Umeå University, a residence permit is not required as all teaching is provided via the internet. Admittance to an online course does not grant you the right to obtain a residence permit to study in Sweden.
Final Application Deadline: 16 January 2012
Application Process
| Course | Credits | Subject | Level | Application |
| Applied Sports Coaching | 7.5 ECTS | Education | Basic | APPLY |
| Democracy, human rights and gender: global perspectives in education | 7.5 ECTS | Education | Basic | APPLY |
| Food and the consumer | 7.5 ECTS | Food and Nutrition | Advanced | APPLY |
| International Economic History | 15 ECTS | Economic History | Basic | APPLY |
| Webdesign, Basics | 7.5 ECTS | ICT and Learning | Basic | APPLY |
| Webdesign, Dynamic Websites | 15 ECTS | ICT and Learning | Basic | APPLY |
How to Apply:
Applications are submitted online via the national application website University Admissions. A direct link to the course at University Admissions is available by clickling the "APPLY" link above. Click the course title link below for more detailed information. The deadline to apply is 16 January 2012.
You will need to create a personal user account at University Admissions if you have not already done so. A user account functions as a link between your online application and your personal data and qualifications. After creating a user account, simply Log in to your account to check your application status.
We highly recommend that you read carefully through all of the information at the following web pages:
Eligibility Requirements must be met in order to obtain admittance.
Supporting Documentation First Cycle (Basic/Bachelor's)
Supporting Documentation Second Cycle (Advanced/Master's)
Language Requirements (basic proficiency in English)
