Undergraduate
Sweden higher education system attracts students for its informality and close relationship with other students and teachers. The great balance between theory and practice is a huge advantage that students find in Swedish universities.
English-taught degrees are more common on postgraduate studies, but you may find as well some bachelor options.
Masters
There are thousands of English taught programs in Sweden, this is a location that is actually more popular for master courses. This together with amazing universities and a great higher education system, makes it a perfect student destination.
Bachelors in Sweden will have the duration of 3 years and will concede 180 ETCS credits. During this time students will have the opportunity to have working experiences.
Undergraduate
Masters
Undergraduate
Requirements can vary regarding the school and the course chosen, however there are some requirements that every student must fill when applying:
Masters
Requirements can vary regarding the school and the course chosen, however there are some requirements that every student must fill when applying:
Undergraduate
Most of universities will set as the application deadline 15th January, however there can be some universities applying a different date, therefore it is important to always check with us.
Masters
15th of January for the first round and 15th April for the second round. Be aware that some Universities might have different dates, always check with us.
Language and Summer Courses
Swedish is not a common language to study, however Sweden can be a great place to spend some time learning English!
Sweden is an amazing country offering a good moment for all type of people regardless their preferences – history, culture, sports or nature. In plus, a huge part of Swedes speak fluent English what will help you to fully immerge in the language.
If you are going to Universiy you need to start your search as soon as possible, because in popular student cities is hard to find accommodation, but not impossible of course.
Student accommodation it is the common choice, not only is cheaper but recommended for 1st year students.
You can also look for private options or a sublet. We will guide you on the right direction.
You won’t need a visa if you are a EU/EEA student, but you can get a Swedish ID if you stay for more than a year.
International students need to apply for a student visa or a residence permit, depending on the time they want to spend in the country.
Boarding Schools:
As the others Nordic countries Sweden offer the amazing opportunity of having free tuition fees if you are a European student. As a non-European student, the costs will vary a lot regarding the school and course chosen but it can vary between 7500€ to 25000€ annually.
Undergraduate / postgraduate
Undergraduate and postgraduate programs are equally free of charges for European students, regarding the non-European students cost for master can go up to 31000€.