Meet newly admitted students with Goin'

03/25/24 • 20 min

The Goin' app provides a community space exclusively for newly admitted students at Lund University, helping you to connect even before you've arrived in Lund! In this episode, host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) speaks to two current Lund University students, Daniela Mendoza and Megan Phillips, about their experience using Goin'. Together they discuss what Goin' is and how to join the app, interest groups and other aspects of the community on Goin', and the central role that Goin' has played in helping them to form social connections during their time at Lund.

Newly admitted students will be invited to join Goin' via an exclusive code sent in an email from Lund University.

Newly admitted students will be invited to join Goin' via an exclusive code sent in an email from Lund University.

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Admission results: Next steps for admitted students

As of the 21 March, admission results are now out for Master's applications to study at Lund University starting Autumn 2024! In this podcast episode, Lund University's Maria Lindblad and Rebecca van der Steen cover everything you need to know and what you need to do next, whether you're an admitted applicant or on a reserve list. Together they discuss accepting or declining your offer, paying tuition fees, applying for accommodation, residency applications, and many more aspects of the timeline from now until starting your studies at Lund University.

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Finding housing as an international student

Finding housing can be a daunting prospect as a newly admitted international student, but at Lund, you have many options and a housing guarantee if you're a non-EU/EEA student. In this episode, host Daniel Gunnarsson (LU International Office) speaks to student Marie Morales about her experience having lived in Lund for two years, covering topics from accommodation options and opportunities to commuting, living outside of Lund, and how to spot a private rental scam. Remember that if you're in any doubt about the legitimacy of a private rental option, you can seek advice by contacting BoPoolen, a free housing organisation run by the Lund University Student Unions' Association (LUS). More information about BoPoolen and how to spot fraud is available at bopoolen.nu/en/beware-of-frauds