Engineering Electronics, B Sc in Engineering, 180 credits
Högskoleingenjör i elektronik, 180 hp
6IELK
Teaching language
SwedishCampus
LinköpingPace of study
Full-timeEntry requirements
Degree in Swedish
Högskoleingenjör och Teknologie kandidat, 180 hp
Semester 1 Autumn 2017
Course code | Course name | Credits | Level | Timetable module | ECV | |
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TAIU10 | Calculus | 12* | G1X | - | C |
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TAIU10 | Calculus | 12* | G1X | 4 | C |
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TDIU08 | Problem Solving and Programming | 6* | G1X | 1 | C |
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TSIU05 | Switching Theory and Logical Design | 8 | G1X | 3 | C |
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TAIU10 | Calculus | 12* | G1X | 4 | C |
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TDIU08 | Problem Solving and Programming | 6* | G1X | 3 | C |
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*The course is divided into several semesters and/or periods
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TSIU02 | Computer Hardware and Architecture | 4 | G1X | 2 | C |
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Semester 2 Spring 2018
Course code | Course name | Credits | Level | Timetable module | ECV | |
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TAIU05 | Linear Algebra | 6 | G1X | 4 | C |
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TDIU20 | Object Oriented Programming | 4 | G1X | 1 | C |
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TSIU51 | Project with Microcontroller | 8* | G1X | 3 | C |
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Period 2 | ||||||
TDDI83 | Professionalism for Engineers | 2 | G1X | 4 | C |
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TSEI11 | Circuit Theory and Transform Methods | 10 | G1X | 2 | C |
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TSIU51 | Project with Microcontroller | 8* | G1X | - | C |
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*The course is divided into several semesters and/or periods
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Semester 3 Autumn 2018
Course code | Course name | Credits | Level | Timetable module | ECV | |
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Period 1 | ||||||
TFEI71 | Electrical Measurement Systems | 4 | G1X | 4 | C |
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TSEI50 | Linear Systems | 6 | G1X | 1 | C |
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TSIU61 | Automatic Control | 6 | G1X | 2 | C |
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Period 2 | ||||||
TEAE01 | Industrial Economics, Basic Course | 6 | G1X | 2 | C |
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TSEI01 | Analog Electronic Circuits | 8 | G1X | 3 | C |
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TDDI03 | Advanced Computer Architecture | 4 | G2X | 4 | E |
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Course code | Course name | Credits | Level | Timetable module | ECV | |
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Period 2 | ||||||
TDDI03 | Advanced Computer Architecture | 4 | G2X | 4 | E |
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Semester 4 Spring 2019
Course code | Course name | Credits | Level | Timetable module | ECV | |
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TSTE93 | Analog Circuits | 6* | G2X | 1 | C |
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TBMT32 | Perspectives on Biomedical Engineering | 2* | G1X | 3 | E |
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TDIU11 | Operating Systems | 6 | G2X | 3 | E |
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TMEI01 | Electrical Engineering | 6 | G1X | 3 | E |
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TSEI10 | Filters | 6 | G2X | 2 | E |
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TSIU04 | Automatic Control, Advanced Course | 4 | G2X | 4 | E |
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Period 2 | ||||||
TSTE93 | Analog Circuits | 6* | G2X | 1 | C |
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TBMT32 | Perspectives on Biomedical Engineering | 2* | G1X | 3 | E |
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*The course is divided into several semesters and/or periods
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TDDI11 | Embedded Software | 6 | G2X | 2 | E |
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TDIU16 | Concurrent and Operating Systems Programming | 4 | G2X | 3 | E |
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TFEI03 | Wave Physics | 6 | G1X | 4 | E |
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THIU01 | English | 4 | G1X | 1 | E |
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The course is cancelled spring semester 2019.
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TPTE06 | Industrial Placement | 6 | G1X | - | E |
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TSEI07 | Digital Filters | 6 | G2X | 3 | E |
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Course code | Course name | Credits | Level | Timetable module | ECV | |
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Period 1 | ||||||
TSEI10 | Filters | 6 | G2X | 2 | E |
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Period 2 | ||||||
TFEI03 | Wave Physics | 6 | G1X | 4 | E |
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Course code | Course name | Credits | Level | Timetable module | ECV | |
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Period 1 | ||||||
TSEI10 | Filters | 6 | G2X | 2 | E |
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Period 2 | ||||||
TSEI07 | Digital Filters | 6 | G2X | 3 | E |
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Course code | Course name | Credits | Level | Timetable module | ECV | |
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Period 1 | ||||||
TMEI01 | Electrical Engineering | 6 | G1X | 3 | E |
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TSIU04 | Automatic Control, Advanced Course | 4 | G2X | 4 | E |
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Course code | Course name | Credits | Level | Timetable module | ECV | |
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Period 1 | ||||||
TDIU11 | Operating Systems | 6 | G2X | 3 | E |
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TSIU04 | Automatic Control, Advanced Course | 4 | G2X | 4 | E |
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Period 2 | ||||||
TDDI11 | Embedded Software | 6 | G2X | 2 | E |
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Semester 5 Autumn 2019
Course code | Course name | Credits | Level | Timetable module | ECV | |
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Period 1 | ||||||
TSIU03 | System Design | 8 | G2X | 1 | C |
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TAIU08 | Calculus in Several Variables | 6 | G1X | 3 | E |
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TBME04 | Anatomy and Physiology | 6 | G2X | 3 | E |
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TFMT08 | Measurement Technology | 6 | G2X | 3 | E |
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Cancelled HT2019
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TMMI44 | Thermodynamics | 6 | G1X | 2 | E |
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TMMI69 | Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer | 6 | G1X | 3 | E |
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TSEA29 | Microcomputer, Project Laboratory | 8* | G2X | 3 | E |
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TSEI03 | Digital Circuits | 4 | G2X | 2 | E |
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TSKS01 | Digital Communication | 6* | A1X | 4 | E |
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TSTE25 | Power Electronics | 6 | A1X | 3 | E |
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Period 2 | ||||||
TAMS11 | Probability and Statistics, first course | 6 | G2X | 4 | E |
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TANA09 | Numerical Algorithms in Computer Science | 4 | G2X | 1 | E |
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TBME03 | Biochemistry and Cell Biology | 6 | G2X | 2 | E |
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TBMT56 | Biomedical Engineering | 6 | G1X | 4 | E |
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TDDI07 | Distributed Embedded Software and Networks | 4 | G2X | 1 | E |
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TEIO29 | Leadership and Organisation | 6 | G1X | 4 | E |
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TGTU49 | History of Technology | 6 | G1X | 3 | E |
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TKMJ24 | Environmental Engineering | 6 | G1N | 3 | E |
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MFYS-students have to choose at least one of the courses TFYA85, TGTU01 and TKMJ24. MMAT-students have to choose either TAOP61 or TKMJ24.
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TSEA29 | Microcomputer, Project Laboratory | 8* | G2X | - | E |
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TSKS01 | Digital Communication | 6* | A1X | 4 | E |
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*The course is divided into several semesters and/or periods
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TSTE26 | Powergrid and Technology for Renewable Production | 6 | A1X | 3 | E |
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Course code | Course name | Credits | Level | Timetable module | ECV | |
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TBME04 | Anatomy and Physiology | 6 | G2X | 3 | E |
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Period 2 | ||||||
TBME03 | Biochemistry and Cell Biology | 6 | G2X | 2 | E |
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TBMT56 | Biomedical Engineering | 6 | G1X | 4 | E |
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Course code | Course name | Credits | Level | Timetable module | ECV | |
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Period 1 | ||||||
TSEI03 | Digital Circuits | 4 | G2X | 2 | E |
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TSTE25 | Power Electronics | 6 | A1X | 3 | E |
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Period 2 | ||||||
TSTE26 | Powergrid and Technology for Renewable Production | 6 | A1X | 3 | E |
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Course code | Course name | Credits | Level | Timetable module | ECV | |
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Period 1 | ||||||
TFMT08 | Measurement Technology | 6 | G2X | 3 | E |
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Cancelled HT2019
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TMMI44 | Thermodynamics | 6 | G1X | 2 | E |
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TMMI69 | Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer | 6 | G1X | 3 | E |
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TSTE25 | Power Electronics | 6 | A1X | 3 | E |
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Period 2 | ||||||
TSTE26 | Powergrid and Technology for Renewable Production | 6 | A1X | 3 | E |
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Course code | Course name | Credits | Level | Timetable module | ECV | |
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Period 1 | ||||||
TSEA29 | Microcomputer, Project Laboratory | 8* | G2X | 3 | E |
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*The course is divided into several semesters and/or periods
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TSTE25 | Power Electronics | 6 | A1X | 3 | E |
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Period 2 | ||||||
TDDI07 | Distributed Embedded Software and Networks | 4 | G2X | 1 | E |
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TSEA29 | Microcomputer, Project Laboratory | 8* | G2X | - | E |
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*The course is divided into several semesters and/or periods
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TSTE26 | Powergrid and Technology for Renewable Production | 6 | A1X | 3 | E |
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Semester 6 Spring 2020
Course code | Course name | Credits | Level | Timetable module | ECV | |
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Period 1 | ||||||
TSIU09 | Introduction to Bachelor Thesis | 4 | G2X | 2 | C |
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TAMS11 | Probability and Statistics, first course | 6 | G2X | 1 | E |
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TATA83 | Calculus, several variables | 6 | G1X | 1 | E |
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TBMT09 | Physiological Pressures and Flows | 6 | A1X | 1 | E |
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TDDI08 | Embedded Systems Design | 4 | G2X | 1 | E |
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TGTU94 | Technology and Ethics | 6 | G1X | 1 | E |
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At least one of the courses TFYA85, TGTU94 and TKMJ24 has to be chosen.
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TKMJ15 | Environmental Management Strategies | 6 | G1F | 3 | E |
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TSEI12 | Analog Circuits, second course | 6 | G2X | 3 | E |
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TSFS04 | Electrical Drives | 6 | G2X | 4 | E |
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Period 2 | ||||||
TQXX11 | Degree project - Bachelor’s Thesis | 16 | G2X | - | C |
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Course code | Course name | Credits | Level | Timetable module | ECV | |
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Period 1 | ||||||
TBMT09 | Physiological Pressures and Flows | 6 | A1X | 1 | E |
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Course code | Course name | Credits | Level | Timetable module | ECV | |
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Period 1 | ||||||
TSEI12 | Analog Circuits, second course | 6 | G2X | 3 | E |
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TSFS04 | Electrical Drives | 6 | G2X | 4 | E |
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Course code | Course name | Credits | Level | Timetable module | ECV | |
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Period 1 | ||||||
TSFS04 | Electrical Drives | 6 | G2X | 4 | E |
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Course code | Course name | Credits | Level | Timetable module | ECV | |
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Period 1 | ||||||
TDDI08 | Embedded Systems Design | 4 | G2X | 1 | E |
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Structure and organisation of study programmes
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Qualification requirements
The qualification requirements specified in the Higher Education Ordinance 2007 apply to students admitted after 1 July 2007. A student who has completed components of a programme after 1 July 2007 has the right to be assessed with respect to the qualification requirements specified by the Higher Education Ordinance 2007. In addition, local regulations laid down by the faculty boards and university board apply, see http://styrdokument.liu.se/Regelsamling/VisaBeslut/622693.
Higher Education Act Chapter 1, Section 8:
First-cycle courses and study programmes are to develop:
- the ability to make independent and critical assessments
- the ability to identify, formulate and solve problems autonomously, and
- the preparedness to deal with changes in working life.
In addition to knowledge and skills in their field of study, students shall develop the ability to:
- gather and interpret information at a scholarly level
- stay abreast of the development of knowledge, and
- communicate their knowledge to others, including those who lack specialist knowledge in the field.
Qualifications within a study programme
Qualification requirements that are specific to a study programme are given in the syllabus for that programme.
Matriculation and postponement of matriculation
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At any one admission occasion, it is possible to be admitted to only one place on a study programme. A student who has been granted a place on a study programme and who is offered and accepts a place on another study programme during a supplementary round of admission will lose the place offered for the first study programme.
Regulations concerning postponement of matriculation have been laid down in the admission regulations for Linköping University, http://styrdokument.liu.se/Regelsamling/VisaBeslut/622645.
A person who has been granted postponement must present to the admitting authority, before the term in which the studies are to be started and before the date of application, a renewed registration for the programme and a copy of the decision granting postponement.
Admission to a later part of a programme
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Interruption in studies
Notification of an interruption in studies is to be made through the Student Portal. If such a notification is not made and if the student does not register for the first term during which the interruption is to take place, the interruption will be considered to be a withdrawal. An interruption in studies must cover a complete term, and notification of interruptions can be given for a maximum of two consecutive terms. Notification of resumption of studies is to take place at the term registration for the term that follows the interruption. If the student does not register at the term registration, this will be regarded as withdrawal from studies.
A student who is taking an interruption in studies may during this period retake examinations if he or she has re-registered for the most recent study term of the programme. A student who wishes to take another course during the interruption in studies must apply for this separately. The student is responsible that registration for courses is carried out at the correct times in preparation for the resumption of studies.
Withdrawal from a study programme
A student who wishes to withdraw from a study programme must notify the study guidance counsellor. A student who leaves the studies without giving notification of an interruption in study and who fails to register for the immediately subsequent term is considered to have withdrawn. A student who has withdrawn may return to the study programme if a vacancy is available that is not required for students returning after an interruption in study, and not required for students who are changing their location of study and/or study programme.
Interrupting a course
The vice-chancellor’s decision concerning regulations for registration, deregistration and reporting results (Dnr LiU-2015-01241) states that interruptions in study are to be recorded in Ladok. Thus, all students who do not participate in a course for which they have registered must record the interruption, such that the registration on the course can be removed. Deregistration from a course is carried out using a web-based form: www.lith.liu.se/for-studenter/kurskomplettering?l=sv.
Courses within a study programme
The curriculum for the various years of a study programme specify which courses are compulsory (o), elective (v) and voluntary (f). If a student wishes to study a different combination than the one specified in the curriculum, an application must be made to the board of studies.
Registration for programme courses
Registration for courses that are given as part of a study programme must be made during the specified period, which has been preliminarily set to 1-10 April for the autumn term, and 1-10 October for the spring term. Information about course registration is published on a webpage, sent to students by email, and disseminated at scheduled information meetings.
Registration for programme courses as single-subject courses
Admission to a programme course as a single-subject subject course may take place only if sufficient resources and space on the course are available. Furthermore, the applicant must satisfy the entry requirements for the relevant course.
Cancelled courses
Courses with few participants (fewer than 10) may be cancelled or organised in a manner that differs from that stated in the course syllabus. The board of studies is to deliberate and decide whether a course is to be cancelled or changed from the course syllabus.
Timetabling
Courses are timetabled after a decision has been made concerning the assignment of the course to a study period. A central timetable is not drawn up for courses with fewer than five participants. Most project courses do not have a central timetable.
Study planning
Students who require support in planning their continued studies can contact the study guidance counsellor of the programme. Study planning involves the student and the study guidance counsellor together drawing up an individual plan for studies during the subsequent term. The individual plan may allow the student to deviate from the general curriculum.
Completed first-cycle courses are a precondition for successful studies at more advanced levels. For this reason, study planning is based on giving priority to courses from earlier years of study that have not been completed. If further capacity is available, new courses may be taken.
Study planning takes place on a regular basis if the student:
- does not satisfy the requirements for progression to later terms. In order for a student to be able to participate in courses from later years in such cases, a decision of exemption is required.
- does not satisfy the requirements for starting a degree project.
Other situations in which study planning may be required:
- A student has fallen behind during the early part of a study programme and has failed to complete several courses.
- A student has not satisfied the entry requirements for a degree project before term 6 of an engineering degree.
- A student has applied for admission to a later part of a programme.
- Studies have been carried out abroad.
- A study programme is to be resumed after an interruption.
In these cases the study guidance counsellor supports the student in planning the continued studies, also in situations in which the student can register for the relevant courses without the need for a special decision for the continued studies.
Part of education abroad
Students can exchange study at LiTH for study at an institute of higher education abroad, and/or work on a degree project abroad.
In the event that study (courses) at LiTH are exchanged for study abroad, the relevant board of studies (faculty programme director) is responsible for a decision about an individual study plan, which is to be drawn up in advance, and about the final course approval and its inclusion in the qualification requirements. For this reason, students who plan to participate in an exchange should contact the faculty programme director (or equivalent) at the Dean’s Office of the Institute of Technology.
Regulations for entry requirements, ranking and nomination for study abroad through LiTH’s exchange agreements are specified in: http://styrdokument.liu.se/Regelsamling/VisaBeslut/622362. Special regulations apply for the compulsory study abroad within Ii (Industrial Engineering and Management – International) and Yi (Applied Physics and Electrical Engineering – International).
Regulations (apply to LiU in its entirety)
The university is a government agency whose operations are regulated by legislation and ordinances, which include the Higher Education Act and the Higher Education Ordinance. In addition to legislation and ordinances, operations are subject to several policy documents. The Linköping University rule book collects currently valid decisions of a regulatory nature taken by the university board, the vice-chancellor and faculty/department boards.
LiU’s rule book for education at first-cycle and second-cycle levels is available at http://styrdokument.liu.se/Regelsamling/Innehall/Utbildning_pa_grund-_och_avancerad_niva.