Although Jönköping University does not offer housing on campus, it does help students locate accommodations through private landlords or other organizations. In order to lower living expenses, students might also live in shared apartments. On its website, Jönköping University lists a variety of student housing alternatives; however, students should be advised that housing is not assured and that early application is required. Monthly expenses: Housing, food, local transit, phone, and internet bills are all part of the monthly living expenses that students should budget for. Costs of lodging: Depending on the city and kind of residence, lodging in Sweden is expected to cost between SEK 4,000 and SEK 7,500 per month.