Explore every episode of the podcast Fika with us

What is it really like to be an international student at Linköping University? Beyond the brochures, packing lists, and welcome emails?

In this episode of Fika with us, we sit down with Themis, an international student at LiU, to talk about the things they wish they had known before starting their studies in Sweden. Themis shares honest reflections regarding stereotypes about Sweden; From everyday student life and Swedish habits to culture shocks, small surprises, and practical tips that make settling in easier.

We talk about navigating student life, adapting to a new culture, and learning those lessons you only really understand once you’re here. Whether you’re already studying at LiU, planning to apply, or just curious about life as an international student in Sweden, this episode offers useful insights and relatable experiences to help you feel a little more prepared.

Resources for international students:

• Studenthälsa.se - your portal to student health
• Support and contact on LiUnet
• All you need to know about studying at LiU
• Student Health Care at LiU

These are just a few places to find help, don´t hesitate to contact the the university if you have any questions!

📬 Have a topic you’d like us to cover – or want to share your own LiU story? Get in touch via email: nike.johansson@liu.se

Participants: Themis Bokini and Nike Johansson.

In this episode, you’ll meet the new host, Nike, who’s in her third year of the bachelor’s program in Communication, Society, Media Production (KSM) at Linköping University. She shares her background and what’s coming up in the podcast this season.

Throughout the year, Nike will talk with both current students and university staff about life during and after LiU – from study tips and student engagement to what it really feels like to be a university student.

Tune in for insights into student life, inspiration for your own studies, or a bit of nostalgia if you’ve already graduated.

📬 Have a topic you’d like us to cover – or want to share your own LiU story? Get in touch via email: nike.johansson@liu.se

For more information:

• LiU´s other podcasts in english
• All you need to know about studying at LiU
• Student life at LiU

Participants: Nike Johansson.

This episode of Fika with us is about the various applications and websites that are important in the day to day student life Linkoping University. It helps give insight on the functions of each of these websites and applications and how to navigate your way through them.

Participants: Chelsea Draru Deborah and Fatima Abdullahi-Muhammed.

What does “design” really mean — and how do sustainability, creativity, and research all come together in one programme? In this episode, we sit down with Kacper Brach, a first-year student from Poland in Linköping University’s Master’s in Design, specializing in the Sustainable Design track.

Kacper shares his journey from Poland to Sweden, and we talk about what it’s like to study design in an international, interdisciplinary environment. He explains the different tracks in the programme, what sustainable design actually involves, and how his own perspective on design has evolved. We also touch on creativity, climate challenges, cross-campus studying, and balancing inspiration with deadlines.

Whether you’re curious about studying design, passionate about sustainability, or just want to hear how art, technology, and society can come together — this one’s for you.

 

Participants: Kacper Brach and Bartosz Likoński.

What’s it like to move across the world to study a cutting-edge, interdisciplinary field? In this episode, we sit down with Clara (Yun-Tsz Tsai), a first-year student in the Computational Social Science Master’s programme at Linköping University.

Clara shares her story of growing up in Taiwan, why she chose to study in Sweden, and how she’s navigating life in a new country. We dive into what Computational Social Science actually is, the types of students the programme attracts, and how sociology meets data science to tackle real-world problems. Clara also opens up about cultural differences, managing the academic workload, and future career dreams.

Whether you’re curious about studying abroad, interested in social data, or just love a good fika story — you won’t want to miss this conversation!

Links from the episode:

• Read Clara’s blog posts on the LiU International Student Blog

Participants: Clara (Yun-Tsz Tsai) and Bartosz Likoński.

Finding a place to live can be one of the most stressful parts of moving to a new country. What if a fellow student built a tool to make it easier?

In this episode, we sit down with Aditya Upadhyay, a first-year Aeronautical Engineering student from India, to talk about his experience of moving to Sweden and the challenges of finding student accommodation. Aditya shares how his own housing struggles inspired him to create a Python-based tool that monitors and alerts students about available accommodation options in Linköping.

We dive into how the tool works, how it’s already helping others, and his vision for expanding it further. Along the way, Aditya reflects on Swedish culture, settling into a new environment, and — of course — shares his favorite fika.

Whether you're a newly admitted student or just curious about how tech can solve real-life problems, this episode shows how a bit of code can go a long way.

Links from the episode:

• Accommodation Direct Monitor tool on GitHub
• Read more about Direct Monitor tool on LinkedIn

Participants: Aditya Upadhyay and Bartosz Likoński.

Sustainability is more than just a buzzword—it’s part of daily life in Sweden. But how do students at Linköping University experience sustainability? What challenges do they face, and how does LiU support them in making greener choices?

In this episode, we sit down with Jai Krishnan Murali, a Master’s student in Sustainability Engineering and Management, to explore how sustainability is embedded in student life. From biogas-powered buses and district heating to second-hand culture and industry collaborations, we discuss how Linköping makes sustainable living both accessible and practical.

Jai also shares his personal journey from India to Sweden, his thoughts on the biggest sustainability challenges for international students, and how small changes—like learning Sweden’s waste sorting system or choosing second-hand furniture—can make a big impact. We also highlight some exciting trends in Sweden’s sustainability landscape, including AI-powered waste sorting and hydrogen-fueled public transport.

Whether you're a student looking to get involved in sustainability or just curious about how Sweden is leading the way, this episode offers valuable insights and practical tips.

Links from the episode:

• Check out LiU’s Student Second-Hand Shop on Instagram

Participants: Jai Krishnan Murali and Bartosz Likoński.

Starting a career in a new country can be daunting, but what if there was a way to bridge the gap between international talent and Swedish companies? In this episode, we explore how international students can successfully transition from studying to working in Sweden.

We sit down with Hela Galvisbonilla, Project Manager of Switch to Sweden, to discuss the challenges international students face when job hunting, the importance of networking, and how Swedish work culture might differ from what they’re used to. Hela shares valuable insights on how students can make themselves more attractive to employers, the role of language skills in the job market, and which industries offer the most opportunities.

We’ll also dive into Switch to Sweden’s matchmaking tool, designed to connect international talent with Swedish companies looking for their skills. Whether you’re just starting your job search or considering staying in Sweden after graduation, this episode is packed with practical advice to help you take the next step.

Links from the episode:

• Find your perfect talent match at Linköping Science Park.

Participants: Hela Galvisbonilla and Bartosz Likoński.

In today’s episode, we’re sitting down with Marino Kurilj, President of LUFF (Linköping University Aeronautical Association), to talk about his journey from a small coastal town in Croatia to leading one of Sweden’s most exciting student aerospace projects. Marino shares insights on competing in the SAE Aerodesign competition in Brazil, the challenges and triumphs of building an RC aircraft team, and the future of LUFF as a hub for aviation enthusiasts.

Whether you’re passionate about aviation, engineering, or simply curious about what it takes to lead a student organization, this episode is packed with inspiration and practical advice. Don’t miss it!

Links from the episode:

• Visit Team Findus AeroDesign on Instagram for more information.

Participants: Marino Kurilj and Bartosz Likoński.

In today’s episode, we’re diving into the world of study counseling—a service that’s often overlooked but can make a huge difference in your academic journey. Whether you’re struggling with time management, unsure about course selections, or feeling stuck on how to balance your studies with other responsibilities, a study counselor can be your guide.

We’re excited to sit down with Jonas Johansson, an experienced study counselor, to explore how they support students through challenges big and small. We’ll discuss how to make the most of study counseling sessions common issues students face, and practical strategies to stay on track academically while maintaining your well-being.

Whether you’re a first-year student finding your footing or further along in your degree and looking for direction, this episode will shed light on how study counselors can help you navigate your university experience. Stay tuned for tips, insights, and maybe even some advice you didn’t know you needed!

Links from the episode:

• Visit the Study advisory service
• Read more about Study skills

Participants: Fatima Abdullahi-Muhammed and Jonas Johansson.

In this episode, we’re diving into a topic that’s essential for many students: Academic English Support. Whether you’re writing essays, preparing presentations, or conducting research, strong English skills are key to excelling in your studies. But don’t worry—if you’re struggling with academic writing or speaking, you’re not alone, and help is available!

We’ll be joined by Maria Straff, an expert in Academic English Support, to explore the resources and programs the university offers. From workshops and one-on-one tutoring to tips for improving your writing, referencing, and presentation skills, this episode is packed with advice to boost your confidence and performance in academic English.

So, if you’re looking to refine your language skills, overcome challenges, or simply learn how to communicate more effectively in an academic setting, this is the episode for you. Stay tuned and discover how to make academic English one of your strengths!

Links from the episode:

• Academic English Support: Make an appointment for help

Participants: Fatima Abdullahi-Muhammed and Maria Straff.

Moving to a new country for studies is exciting, but it also comes with unique financial challenges. It can feel overwhelming navigating balancing living expenses and personal needs. That's why we're here to share practical tips tailored specifically for international students.

Together with Chelsea Draru Deborah, a masters student in Aeronautical Engineering, we'll explore strategies to save on essentials, make the most of student discouts and plan ahead for unexpected costs. We'll also discuss how to navigate part time work opportunities and build long term financial habits that set you up for success.

Wether you're new to budgeting or looking to improve your money management skills, this episode is packed with insights to help you thrive financially while studying abroad. Stay tuned to learn how to stretch your budget and take charge of your financial future.

Links from the episode:

• For student discounts - visit and login to Mecenat for more information.

Participants: Fatima Abdullahi-Muhammed and Chelsea Draru Deborah.

In this episode, we're exploring the most underrated resources available to every degree students; the library. Sure, we all know it's a place with books - but it's so much more than that!

Wether you're researching for a paper, trying to find a quite study space or looking for tools to help you manage your academic workload, LIU's library is packed with resources to make your student life easier and more productive.

We'll be sitting down with Benjamin Forsberg, a staff from the library, who'll share insider tips on how to unlock the library's full potential. From accessing digital journals and borrowing tech gadgets to discovering hidden study corners and even getting help with referencing - this episode is all about showing you how to make the library your ultimate academic ally.

So, whether you're a regular visitor or haven't stepped inside the library since orientation week, this podcast is for you. Stay tuned to learn how to maximize this incredible resources and take your studies to the next level.

Links from the episode:

• Log on to liunet.liu.se and click on "Use library resources" to access more information.
• Visit the Linköping University Library-page on the LiU-website.

Participants: Fatima Abdullahi-Muhammed and Benjamin Forsberg.

Listen to our new hosts, Fatima and Bartosz, as they introduce themselves and tell you about their journey of how they came to study in Sweden as well as other Interesting facts about Linköping University for International students.

And also gives a preview as to what is to come in Season 4 of Fika with Us.

Participants: The hosts Fatima Abdullahi-Muhammed and Bartosz Likoński.

At LiU, there are plenty of opportunities to travel around Sweden and its surrounding countries. But how do you fit traveling into your schedule? And what is the best way to travel? In this episode, three current international students share their experiences with (and advice for) domestic and international travel during their time in Sweden.

Participants: The host Connor Turner with todays guests Shivani Devata, Valentina Bresciani and Yannick Reischl.

It’s no secret that the winters in Sweden are cold, but just how cold does it get? And how should you prepare for your first winter at LiU? In this episode, we talk with three current international students about their experiences with winters in Linköping, and they give you their advice on how to thrive in the winter. Participants: The host Connor Turner with todays guests Shivani Devata, Leonor Fernandes and Fleur Antje Ilsa van der Neut.

Between studying for classes, setting up your documents, and adjusting to life in a new country, the first semester at LiU can be a bit overwhelming at times. In this episode, we talk with three current first year students about their experiences navigating the first semester and what advice they would give to new students. Participants: Connor Turner (Host), Chelsea Deborah Dwaru (Guest), Erica Keirungi Twinomugisha (Guest), Fleur Antje Ilsa van der Neut (Guest).

Starting your master’s program can be a difficult task, but luckily LiU has plenty of study resources available to help you succeed! In this episode, we talk with Marie – one of the study advisors at LiU – about the role of study advisors on campus and all the resources available to students at LiU. Participants: Connor Turner (Host), Marie Söderholm (Guest).

With the unique semester format here in Sweden, managing your time properly is crucial to achieving your academic goals.

In this episode, our guests Leonor, Shivani, and Barbara discuss how they stay on top of their studies, organize their schedules, and maintain a healthy work-life balance.

Participants: Connor Turner (Host), Shivani Devata (Guest), Barbara Fischer (Guest) and Leonor Fernandes (Guest).

Between corridor events, program gatherings, student organizations, and campus parties, there is always something to do at LiU!

In this episode, our guests Shivani, Rana, and Yannick go over all you need to know about social life on campus and how you can get involved with student life.

Participants: Connor Turner (Host), Shivani Devata (Guest), Rana Elsayed (Guest) and Yannick Reischl (Guest).

The start of a new school year brings new beginnings for the podcast!

In this episode, our new host Connor introduces himself, talks about how he came to be in Linköping, and gives a preview as to what is to come in Season 3 of Fika with Us.

Participants: The host Connor Turner.

Are you wondering how is it to travel within Sweden? This episode's guests Milou, and Akash will share their travelling experience inside Sweden.

They also share some tips on budget traveling. If you are curious to know the best places around and the best way to travel here, then this episode is for you.

Participants: Abhijeet Anand (Host), Milou Hegeman (Guest) and Akash Umesh (Guest).

While the university is called Linköping University, there is also a big Campus in Norrköping, about 30 minutes from Linköping. Gvantsa and Yerv both live and study in Norrköping.

In this episode they will telling you all about the beauty of Norrköping and all the place you need to know about. Even if you study in Linköping, after listing to this episode you will want to visit Norrköping!

Host: Emily Nebot Pérez

Guests: Yervand Abrahamyan and Gvantsa Gatenadze

When you come to Linköping or Sweden in general, you will find that second hand shopping is a very common thing. In this episode we talk about all the stores and websites you should check out while here.

We also discuss our favourite finds and what to look out for while shopping second hand! Here are some useful links:

• LiU Second Hand
• ESN Flea Market Facebook Group
• ISA Buy and Sell Telegram Group

Host: Emily Nebot Pérez Guests: Elena Jiménez Romanillos, Agathe Malbet and Livia Juliane Genn.

Part-time jobs are a great way to support yourself financially and create professional networks during your studies. This episode's guests Chayan, Rana, and Heba will share their experience as part-time workers, the advantages and disadvantages of working part-time during their studies, and others. They also share tips about how to find part-time jobs in Linköping.

Participants: Abhijeet Anand (Host), Chayan Shrang Raj (Guest), Rana Aymen Elsayed (Guest) and Heba Talaat Abdelaziz Moustafa (Guest).

A warm welcome to all new students at LiU! Arriving in a new country not knowing anybody can become overwhelming. There is always so much to do before you become comfortable. In this episode we give you a quick checklist of the important administrative and general things you should do when you arrive! Hopefully, it will make your arrival in Linköping a bit easier!

Host: Emily Nebot Pérez

Guests: Una Kranzelic, Sai Shivani Devata, Yannick Reischl

Do you wonder how beautiful is the summer in Sweden? Or are you not sure what activities you can do during the summer?  Then this podcast is for you. Our guests Agathe, Heba will share their amazing summer experience and Yannick will share his plans for the much-awaited astounding summer. We also talk about Swedish traditions, festivals and the common food during summer. 

Arrival days are part of the welcome period at LiU, where the International Office has extended opening hours to welcome new students.

This episode's guests Shivani and Jule will share their experience from arrival days. Johanna from the International office will give detailed information about the arrival period. We also unfold all the perks of arriving on arrival days. Check information-days for more details.

Participants: Abhijeet Anand (Host), Sai Shivani Devata (Guest), Livia Juliane Genn (Guest) and Johanna Gistvik (Guest).

Our frequent listeners will know that there has been an episode on overalls before, and yes, we are doing another one. Ovves are a big part of the student culture here at LiU and ovves are very unique, so by having new guests on you will get another impression of the overalls. Also, it is always good to refresh the rules. You can get additional patches here: LiU Uni Crew Host: Emily Nebot Pérez Guests: Agathe Malbet, Conner Turner, Sai Shivani Devata

Are you a newly admitted student at LiU or planning to join LiU? It is always tricky to plan to move to a new place. Our guests Jule, Bernhard and Elena will share their experiences on how did they plan their move, including what not to forget and also what not to worry about. Also, don't miss to check the admitted webpage from LiU for more information. 

Summer is right ahead which means the weather is getting better and it's time to get back out. Sweden has some beautiful nature that offers many possibilities for outdoor activities.

In this episode we talk about a few sports and activities you can do in and around Linköping when it's nice out. You can go hike, bike, swim, and play sports like tennis, football, volleyball. And not worry you can borrow a lot of sporting equipment at for example Fritidsbanken Norrköping. Just go out and enjoy being active!

Host: Emily Nebot Pérez Guests: Niko Stratil-Sauer, Anthony van Oosten, Livia Juliane Genn

Sweden is a country of breathtaking nature and varied climate. There is also a fun saying that Sweden has "11 seasons". These vast varying seasons include no sunset in summers to no sun in winters. Talking about the weather is one of the most common topics here.

This episode's guests Mandy and Gvantsa are here to share their unique experiences with Swedish Climate. One of us like Swedish winter more than the Swedish summer. Guess who?

Participants: Abhijeet Anand (Host), Gvantsa Gatenadze and Mandy Oberhollenzer

The admission results are out, congrats to all admitted! The next step is to find accommodation in Linköping or Norrköping.  But what is the best option. That really depends on you but in this episode Therese, Elena and Gvantsa tell their experience with living in corridor rooms or apartments. We talk about the student housing, neighbourhoods to live in, and of course the cost.

Check out Heimstaden or Studenbostäder for housing in Linköping and Studentbo for housing in Norrköping. 

Host: Emily Nebot Pérez

Guests: Therese Svärd, Elena Jimenez Romanillos, Gvantsa Gatenadze

The result of first and main round is out. Congratulations to all the newly admitted students. Along with celebration of this great news, it is also the time to look for important next steps.

This episode's guests Chayan, Agathe and Therese will share some vital information about next steps, how to prioritize them and also some fun facts. Check the admitted webpage from LiU for more information.

Participants: Abhijeet Anand (Host), Chayan Shrang Raj, Agathe Malbet and Therese Lindkvist.

Coming to a new country to study can be very scary, especially when it comes to the academic side as it may differ from what you are used to. So, in this episode we try to give you an overview of how the courses at LiU are structured and how the exams look like. Each programme is a bit different, but hopefully this will give you some idea of what to expect when you start here at LiU!

You can find more information on the LiU website.

Host: Emily Nebot Pérez

Guests: Milou Hegeman, Sai Shivani Devata, Connor Turner

Are you wondering what studying Master's in Applied Ethology and Animal Biology is like? Rebecca, a recent graduate from this program, is here to share her journey of studying this amazing program at LiU. If you're thinking to apply for this program or have already applied, this fika is for you!  Participants: Abhijeet Anand (Host),  Rebecca Fonseca Duarte Pilzecker(Guest)

For some people moving to Sweden can be a costly affair as the living cost are higher. Living on a student budget can therefore sometimes be challenging especially with a rising inflation. In this episode Agathe, Rana and Connor tell their tips and tricks on how to safe up some money. There are second-hand stores, membership offers, app with discounts and a lot more.

For more information also check out our student blog. Host: Emily Nebot Pérez Guests: Agathe Malbet, Rana Aymen Elsayed, Connor Turner.

One of the most talked about things when starting your move to Sweden is the darkness in Winter. In December there are days with just 6 hours of daylight. It can get overwhelming especially when you are not used to it. In this episode we talk about the difficulties that arise in the winter months. We have some tips and tricks that help us overcome the dark days and make them just as enjoyable as the summer days!

Host: Emily Nebot Pérez Guests: Gvantsa Gatenadze, Mandy Oberhollenzer, Sai Shivani Devata

Are you wondering what studying Bachelor's in Experimental and Industrial Biomedicine is like? Julia and Nihar, a recent graduate from this program, are here to share their journey of studying this amazing program at LiU. If you're thinking to apply for this program or have already applied, this fika is for you!  Participants: Abhijeet Anand (Host), Julia Berger (Guest),  Nihardeep Kaur(Guest)

Sometimes during stressful study periods, it can help to work out and get your mind off things. Campushallen is the perfect place for that. It is located right on Campus Valla and has a lot of different sporting activities to offer. Therese, Bala, and Abhijeet are members at Campushallen. In this episode we talk about all their favourite workouts and all there is to know about the facilities. 

You can find all the important information on prices, opening hours, locations, and classes on the Campushallen Website. That is also where you can sign up to become a member!

Participants: Emily Nebot Pérez (host). Therese Lindkvist (guest), Balagangadar Thilakar Arumugam (guest) and Abhijeet Anand (guest)

Happy New Year 2023. With the start of every new year, it is the time to rejoice about the previous year and set new resolutions for the upcoming one. It is also the time to eat, celebrate and enjoy. Every country has their own tradition to celebrate the new year. This episode's guests Emily, Elena and Milou will talk about the common traditions from their home country and also some funny and adorable childhood memories of new year celebrations.

Participants: Abhijeet Anand (Host), Emily Nebot Pérez (Guest), Elena Jimenez Romanillos (Guest), Milou Hegeman (Guest)

 

 

Merry Christmas! On this year's Christmas episode, we talk about all the different ways Christmas is or is not celebrated around the world! What traditions do people celebrate, when do you open gifts, what are typical food and most importantly when is the right time to put up Christmas decorations? Join us on this little Christmas World Tour!

Host: Emily Nebot Pérez Guests: Elena Jimenez Romanillo, Sai Shivani Devata, Connor Turner

Skiing is one of the most popular adventure winter sports of Sweden. If you are interested in Skiing, we have a great news for you. Today's guest Jakob, vice-chairman of 720 - skiing association of LiU is here to tell us more about the association.   We also have Yannick, an international student at LiU who has an enthusiasm for skiing. Today's talk will give insights about the association, and we will also discover our guests' amazing skiing journey. Visit www.sjutjugo.se for more details.   Participants: Abhijeet Anand (Host), Jakob Roham (Guest), Yannick Reischl (Guest)

UPF - The Student Association of Foreign Affairs at LiU After some rebranding at the beginning of this year the association is back. But what is it that they do? Elyssa, Karolína and Vivian from the UPF board are shedding some light on what the association stands for and everything they organize: social events, lectures, and study trips.

You can find more information on UPF's Facebook page and Instagram account. Or on their Website.

Participants: Emily Nebot Pérez (host). Elyssa Tan (guest), Karolína Skálová (guest) and Vivian Vu (guest)

Ever wondered where does the students of LiU mostly hang out. Yeah, It is the Studenthuset, which is also the Library. Studenthuset is much more than the Library.   Today's guest Håkan, who works at the Library, and an international student Emily will tell us what Studenthuset all is about.   Tip: We will also revel about the mysterious floor 2.5 of Studenthuset. Listen to this podcast to discover about Studenthuset, Library, DigiMaker and much more. Participants: Abhijeet Anand (Host), Håkan Sundblad (Guest), Emily Nebot Pérez (Guest)

Are you coming to Sweden or have already been in Sweden? Today's guests Dinuke, Chiara and Elisio will share their amazing experience of living in Sweden, talking in Swedish and making Swede friends. We will also discover some unique and hidden facts too.

Tip: We also talk about eating Surströmming. So, join us to know more about Sweden, Swedish and Swedes.

Participants: Abhijeet Anand (Host), Dinuke Chrishan Jayaweera (guest), Chiara Mader (guest), Elisio Quintino (guest)

It is that time of the year again: Application period! The application process can result very stressful and sometimes even confusing when it comes to all the documents that have to be included. So, in this episode we discuss all the important steps and the things you should be aware of. To show you the two perspectives of the application process, two students are telling their personal experience and Cecilia from the admissions unit sheds some lights from the administrative side!

Here are all the important dates for the Application for the autumn semester 2023: 17th of October 2022: Application round opens 16th of January 2023: Application Deadline (last day to rank the courses) 1st of February 2023: Application Fee deadline, supporting documentation deadline (last day to upload prove of citizenship) 30th of March 2023: Admissions result You can apply under www.universityadmissions.se Participants: Emily Nebot Pérez (host). Cecilia Johansson (guest), Agathe Malbet (guest) and Abhijeet Anand (guest)

Rebecca and Julia have now graduated, but don't worry! Two new hosts will be taking over the podcast and bringing you the best episodes yet.

You might already know them from previous episodes or if you follow us on Instagram and read the blogs. Want to know who they are? Make sure to listen to find out ;)

After being involved with this podcast for over a year, Julia and Rebecca are finally graduating! This episode is a reflection on how they got here, starting in a country far from Sweden and ending as co-hosts of Fika with Us at Linköping University, with a degree in their hand. Grab your fluffiest blanket for this cozy, nostalgic fika!   Hosts: Rebecca Fonseca Pilzecker and Julia Berger

Sweden is known for its beautiful nature and its world-famous city of Stockholm. When coming to Linköping University as an exchange student or regular international student, travelling throughout Sweden and exploring the country is almost on everyone’s to-do list.

Together with two LiU exchange students from Vienna, Evelyn and Sarah, we will talk about visiting Sweden’s bustling cities, calm nature and of course the Swedish Lapland. Tune in for great tips for travelling around Sweden on a student- friendly budget. Host:Julia Berger

Guests: Evelyn Koglgruber and Sarah Teichtmeister