Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and Design, Stockholm, Sweden -PNCA

Overview

Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and Design is located in Sweden’s capital, Stockholm. The city stretches out over 14 islands and sits at the confluence of the Baltic Sea and Lake Mälaren. Stockholm’s residents and tourists enjoy the 100+ museums in the city which are dedicated to a wide variety of topics. Art students will especially appreciate the Nationalmuseum, housing art from the Middle Ages to the present and the Fotografiska–home of one of the world’s leading photography museums. Even the Stockholm metro system reflects Stockholm’s artistic ethic as it features art installations and is popularly known as the longest art gallery in the world.

Academics

Find classes here: Konstfack subject areas 

Konstfack University of Arts, Crafts and Design was founded in 1844 and has a student body of 900. The university has bachelor’s degree programs in Graphic Design and Illustration, Industrial Design, Interior Architecture and Furniture Design, Ceramics and Glass, Fine Art, Jewelry, and Textiles. Exchange students follow a pre-set schedule of classes corresponding to the major and semester of admission. The language of instruction at the school is Swedish, but individual departments will come to an agreement regarding how to offer instruction for students who do not speak Swedish. In practice, English is widely spoken in Sweden.

Housing

There is some housing available specifically for exchange students through the university. 

Dates

Each Konstfack department specifies whether fall or spring semester is the best fit for particular  exchanges. Fall semester may be challenging for PNCA students because fall semester starts late August and runs through mid January. Spring semester starts mid January and runs through early June. 

Cost

Students pay Willamette tuition and can use their usual funding. Additional scholarships for study abroad are available for this program. Students are responsible for the costs of their own room and board.  

Pre-departure Resources


Willamette University

Office of International Education

Address
Global Learning Center
900 State Street
Salem Oregon 97301 U.S.A.
Phone
503-375-5493

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