The International Association (IA) has a purpose within the Student Union that works specifically with the goal of increasing integration between international and Swedish students at Jönköping University.
Below you will find the latest updates about IA’s event, trips and arrangements.
10 May, 2012
Between 12-13 on Friday, a happy bunch of Brazilian people will share their green-yellow-blue culture by offering snacks, pictures, games and music.
What is truly Brazilian? How much rain forest is there in the country? Does everyone know Jiu-Jitsu? What is Brazilian food?
Come to Books&Coffee in Student House and find out more about the wonderful country, Brazil, and what it’s like to live and study there.
8 May, 2012
You can’t say no to the opportunity to experience a cultural exchange which can include everything from learing how to speak french, to cook real mexican tacos, how to grow real dutch tulips, how to dance to german trance and which beaches in Australia are the best for surfing.
At the same time, you get to know more about your culture since you have to teach a rookie about it.
For sure, it’s a win-win situation!
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4 May, 2012
International Association invites you to this semesters Goodbye Dinner - a splendid evening where you can enjoy good food and entertainment while you say goodbye to all your new friends.
The ticket is 150sek and includes an all-you-can-eat buffét and one drink. Buy your ticket in Student Service.
During the evening, the traditional ”Viking Awards” will be handed out (vote here), and we’ll also hand out prizes for the best Culture Day.
See ya the 16th of May!
26 April, 2012
Between 12-13 on Friday, a happy bunch of Australian people will share their blue-white-red culture by offering snacks, pictures, games and music.
What is truly Australian? How many kangaroos are there in the country? Does anyone really like Veggie-Mate?
Come to Books&Coffee in Student House and find out more about the wonderful country, Australia, and what it’s like to live and study there.
Do you also want to arrange a Culture Day and present your country? Read more here.
19 April, 2012
Between 12-13 on Friday, a happy bunch of Japanese people will share their white-red culture by offering snacks, pictures, games and music.
What is truly Japanese? How many people live in Tokyo? Did the Japanese invent sushi?
Come to Books&Coffee in Student House and find out more about the wonderful country, Japan, and what it’s like to live and study there.
Do you also want to arrange a Culture Day and present your country? Read more here.
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