Växjö Universitet

If you are under 26 years old, it is pretty cheap to travel by plane inside Sweden. And you save money too living in corridors better than in apartments In general everything is more expensive but after a while you figure out where to buy everything at the cheapest price

It doesn't matter Växjö, Malmö (where I have lived too), Stockholm...But Sweden is a country that deserves to be visited. It might not be attractive for its hard cold winters but the rest increases the value of the country

Something that has always impressed me since from Sweden is the high level of english that every single person have there. It didn't matter if they were a proffesor, a taxi driver, a waiter... Having the TV programms in English with swedish subtitles help a lot.

I would just recommend everyone to choose Sweden for the Erasmus Programme. I don't know for sure about other cities, but Växjö and its University makes everything so easy and awesome that everyone feels like being home

Växjö is not a big city at all, but it has beautiful places to visit like the Swedish Glass Museum which represent the tradition of glass blowing and development, kronobergs ruins, the castle close to the university, g the lakes around the university...Besides Växjö city and Småland area, Sweden has a lot to offer. The main cities like Malmö (with the Oresund bridge which joins both countries, Denmark and Sweden), Gothenborg and Stockholm show the different landscapes that we can find in Sweden according to the different seasons. In general, there is nothing to miss in this country, try the food, the so common "Saunas", all the cultures that are mixed....The night life much different from south Europe. A new experience