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Overview

Sweden is an excellent destination for international students, - Sweden is a modern, research-driven nation in Northern Europe (population ~9.5 million) and a top study destination

Students can work part-time during their studies without restrictions on hours - Students can work part-time without hour restrictions during their studies.

WHY STUDY IN Sweden

    • World-Class Education – Sweden's universities rank among the best globally, emphasizing innovation and research.
    • English-Taught Programs – Over 1,000 master's and bachelor's programs are available in English.
    • Work Opportunities – Students can work part-time during their studies without restrictions on hours.
    • Post-Study Work Visa – Graduates can stay in Sweden for up to 12 months to seek employment.
    • Pathway to PR – After working for a few years, students can apply for permanent residency.
    • Focus on Sustainability – Sweden is a global leader in environmental sustainability and green technology.

Eligibility & Admission Requirements

    Undergraduate Programs:

    • Completion of higher secondary education (12th grade) with a strong academic record.
    • English language proficiency (IELTS 6.0 or equivalent).

    Postgraduate Programs:

    • A recognized bachelor’s degree.
    • English language proficiency (IELTS 6.5 or equivalent).
    • Some programs may require GMAT/GRE scores.

Cost of Studying in Sweden

    Tuition Fees:

    SEK 80,000 - SEK 295,000 per year (varies by course and university).

     

    Living Expenses:

    SEK 10,584 per month * Course period.

    Scholarships for International Students:

    • Swedish Institute Scholarships
    • University-specific scholarships
    • Erasmus+ Scholarships
    • Global Scholarship Program by Lund & Uppsala University

Work and PR Opportunities

    • Students can work part-time without restrictions while studying.
    • After graduation, they can stay for 12 months to look for jobs.
    • PR options are available after working for a few years in Sweden.

Intakes for International Students in Sweden

    • Autumn Intake (August/September) – Primary intake with most course availability.
    • Spring Intake (January) – Limited courses available.

Geography & Climate

    Location:

    • Northern Europe, part of Scandinavia, sharing borders with Norway and Finland.

    Climate:

    • Winters (December - February): Cold, with temperatures ranging from -5°C to -20°C in the north.
    • Summers (June - August): Mild to warm, with temperatures averaging 20-25°C.
    • Northern Sweden experiences long winters and the Midnight Sun in summer, while southern Sweden has a more temperate climate.

Economy & Living Standards

    • One of the world's most developed economies, driven by industries such as technology, automotive (Volvo, Scania), pharmaceuticals, and green energy.
    • High standard of living with strong social welfare programs, including free healthcare and education.
    • Sweden consistently ranks among the happiest and most sustainable countries in the world.

Culture & Lifestyle

    • A progressive and inclusive society with a strong focus on gender equality and environmental sustainability.
    • Famous for its innovation and tech industry, home to companies like IKEA, Ericsson, Spotify, and H&M.
    • Rich cultural heritage, with influences in music, design, and literature.
    • Celebrates unique traditions like Midsummer Festival, Lucia Day, and Fika (coffee breaks as a cultural tradition).

POPULAR COURSES

Engineering & Technology
Business & Management
Environmental Science & Sustainability
Information Technology & AI
Life Sciences & Medicine
Design & Fashion

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