Studying in Sweden

Sweden boasts top-ranked universities with many programs entirely in English. You can choose between full degree programs or individual courses to fit your goals. Bachelor’s degrees typically take 3 years, while Master’s degrees range from 1 to 2 years.

Applying to a Swedish University

Applications are submitted through University Admissions. Make sure to check deadlines and specific requirements for your chosen program well in advance.

Important Things to Remember

Residence Permit: If you are a non EU/EES citizen, you’ll need a residence permit for studies. The Swedish Migration Agency can guide you through the process.
Costs & Scholarships: While EU/EEA students don’t pay tuition fees, there are living costs to consider. Explore scholarships offered by universities or your home country.
English is Common: Most Swedes speak excellent English, so communication won’t be a hurdle. However, learning some basic Swedish phrases will be appreciated.
Sweden Offers More Than Just Studies

Sweden provides a vibrant student life, stunning natural beauty, and a focus on innovation. We look forward to welcoming you and making your studies here successful and unforgettable!

Bonus Tip: Pack for all kinds of weather! Be prepared for sunshine and rain, and don’t forget cozy clothes for the winter.

Where to start?

Fun Facts about Sweden!

Fika
Fika Power: Swedes are serious about coffee! They have a special daily ritual called "Fika" where friends or colleagues gather for coffee, tea, and sweet treats. It's a social break and a cherished part of Swedish culture.
Viking
Line Up Like a Viking: Swedes take queuing very seriously. No pushing or cutting in line – everyone waits patiently for their turn.
Lagom
The Land of "Lagom": This unique Swedish word doesn't have a direct translation, but it means "just the right amount." It reflects a cultural value of moderation and balance in everything from work to possessions.
Singing
Singing Their Hearts Out: Swedes love music, and they've produced some global superstars like ABBA, Swedish House Mafia, and Robyn. Karaoke is also a popular pastime!
crayfish
Crayfish Time! In August, Swedes celebrate "kräftskiva," a crayfish party with mountains of delicious shellfish, singing, and laughter.
Nature
Nature Enthusiasts: Sweden is a land of vast forests, sparkling lakes, and a stunning coastline. "Allemansrätt" (freedom to roam) is a right allowing public access to most green areas for hiking, camping, and enjoying nature.
Sustainability
Strong on Sustainability: Sweden is a leader in green initiatives, with a strong focus on recycling and renewable energy. You might even see waste bins with different compartments for various recyclables.
Cashless
Cash? Not Quite: Sweden is a very cash-less society. Most transactions are done with cards or mobile payments. Even hot dog vendors might not take cash!
Candy
Candy Kings and Queens: Swedes have a serious sweet tooth! Candy stores are abundant, and there's even a dedicated national candy day in October.
Midnight aurora lights
Midnight Sun & Winter Wonderlands: Depending on the season, Sweden offers unique experiences. In the north, you can witness the midnight sun during summer, while winter brings magical snow-covered landscapes and cozy traditions like cozy nights by the fireplace.

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