Lunds Universitet

Housing for internationals is organized by the international housing office. Once you applied there you are assigned a room. So you are spared the hassle of finding something on your own. Internationals mostly live in one of the several big student housing complexes on student corridors, either with one or two other internationals on a "swedish" corridor or on a purely international corridor. The corridor rooms are all singles so you don't have to share it with anybody else. Most rooms have a bathroom and free internet access. Additionally there's a big kitchen on each corridor.

could have been cheaper but it was therefore quite luxury and close to the center of town and to the train station

Everything was perfectly organized. The room was big a full equiped. We had a nice kitchen with everything we need. A cool living room with TV and two big sofas (we were five people). The place could not be better but it was quite far from university (is a problem when is snowing for three months like last year)

The housing policy of Lunds Universitet is very well organized, almost everybody got a house around the city and lived with local students or international students. If something should be arranged for you, let it to the swedes, they're very meticulous and want everything to be arranged perfectly!

Though I appriciate more private appartments the host university has to prepare more dormitaries as there is scarcity of lodging in Lund.

Sparta: corridor with a lot of Swedes; big room with own bathroom and toalet; good location: close to city centre, university, nations and supermarket