Your fee covers the flight tickets, the tuition fees, accommodation and the mandatory field trips during weekdays. There will also be options for non-mandatory field trips during the weekends and other trips during your free time that is not covered. These trips will have to be paid separately. Food is also not included (but is rather cheap with European measure. Price ranges from 10 – 50 SEK unless you go to a very pricey restaurant)
Accommodation
Accommodations are divided in colleges which are small campuses within the main campus area of the University. We will be living in student dorms where students will share a dorm room with other students from the Summer Camp. The past …
Cafeterias and Eateries
Every College has a couple of cafeterias you can choose from. The food selection varies depending on the college but there are usually some local cuisine and some wester food available (although it will not taste the same as in …
Conveniences
There are also canteens or cafeterias, small convenience stores, laundry service and prayer rooms (Suraus) in the nearby area. Outside the college area but inside campus, there are also plenty of sports facilities like courts for football, tennis, volleyball, badminton, …
Mandatory field trips
We have a couple of mandatory field trips during the weekday. Some of the places we have visited in the past are The Department of Higher Education (KPT), Putrajaya The Department of Islamic and Moral Education (JPIM) The Department …
Non-mandatory field trips
The non-mandatory field trips are trips organized by us with free transportation but where all the activities have to be paid by the students themselves. Our most popular field trip has been our Mosque tour where we visit some of …
Our courses
The official syllabus for 2012 has yet to be decided as we are still in the process of selecting teachers. However, as our intention is to give a broad selection of courses, the subject’s changes to previous years will be …