Örebro Universitet (ORU)

Nightlife in Orebro is organized by the students community all week long. When I was there a typical week was structured as follows: Tuesdays, international parties at Tybblehall organized by the international community, one country per week. Wednesdays: P2, a disco downtown Fridays: KArhuset, the disco pub in campus Saturdays: Strompis, a disco downtown. Every night preparties in students' rooms, especially the international ones and afterparties either in the two "illegal" pubs in campus or in students' rooms.....can you imagine that!??!??!

Prepare in advance. Check the admission webpage regularly and find out with migration if new rules apply to your circumstances

It was difficult at first because all the information was in Swedish. But when the housing company gave me the opportunity to log in in English it became much easier to locate a house on their website

Studying abroad is the best way to improve quickly your language skills : you have no choice of speaking another language and you can appreciate speaking it in everyday life (and not only in courses, as we all do in our home universities). I really improved my English written and spoken language and I now feel at ease when i have to express myself in english. Concerning the swedish language, there are no difficulties as every swedish people speak perfect english. You can still learn some sentences, just for fun!