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29/12/2017

Lund University
When to apply to Bachelor's and Master's studies
Students applying for international Bachelor's or Master's degree programmes in English have the following application periods:

Mid-October to 15 January for studies starting in the autumn semester (August/September). Note that a few programmes do not open for applications until 1 December.
Early June to 15 August for studies starting in the spring semester (January). Note that only a few programmes start in the spring semester each year.
In general, international students can only apply to Bachelor's or Master's studies at Lund University during these application periods and through the national application system. The dates refer to the deadline to apply online. After this deadline, students usually have another two weeks to get their documents and their application fee (if applicable) to Sweden.

A few programmes may stay open for applications after the normal application deadline. Please read more under "Extended application deadline" below.

Note that some programmes at Lund University, such as Fine Arts and the joint European Master's programmes have different application deadlines. Please see the programme webpages for more information.

06/10/2017

Planning your budget is an important part of preparing to study in Sweden. Here’s an overview of the different costs you should include in your budget.

In Sweden, the currency used is the Swedish krona (SEK). We’ve given costs in SEK; use a currency converter like Google or xe.com to find up-to-date exchange rates. In January 2017:

1 EUR = about 9.5 SEK
1 USD = about 8.85 SEK
10 INR = about 1.3 SEK

Application and tuition fees

Application and tuition fees apply for students who are not citizens of an EU/EEA/Nordic country or Switzerland studying at the bachelor’s or master’s level.

The application fee is SEK 900. This fee is paid as part of your online application at Universityadmissions.se.

02/09/2017

TUITION FEES AND COSTS
Application and tuition fees

Application and tuition fees apply for students who are not citizens of an EU/EEA/Nordic country or Switzerland studying at the bachelor’s or master’s level.

The application fee is SEK 900. This fee is paid as part of your online application at Universityadmissions.se.

Tuition fees in Sweden vary depending upon the subject though the average fee for master’s programme is SEK 129,000/year while bachelor programmes are generally less expensive.

A standard range of tuition fees for various subjects is shown below though the exact level may vary.

Social sciences and humanities SEK 80,000 – 110,000/year
Technical programmes and natural sciences SEK 120,000 – 145,000/year
Architecture and design SEK 190,000 – 270,000 /year

03/08/2017

Why Choose a Summer Study Abroad in Sweden Program?

Indeed, spending a summer in Sweden could be your best idea yet. You can earn academic credit, enhance your resume, and enjoy what might feel like an extended vacation. You can visit places like the Fairytale Drottningholm Palace, the Vasa Museum, and the Djurgården Park, and you eat, play, and live with the locals. You can be a curious tourist and member of the Swedish community at once.

To learn more about summer study abroad in Sweden programs, visit our sponsored listings below. There you can explore your options. Once you’ve found a program you like, contact the sponsor directly for more details like dates, options, and itineraries. Then, jump right in! There is no time like today to say “yes!” to a wonderful summer adventure.

04/05/2017

Planning your budget is an important part of preparing to study in Sweden. Here’s an overview of the different costs you should include in your budget.
In Sweden, the currency used is the Swedish krona (SEK). We’ve given costs in SEK; use a currency converter like Google or xe.com to find up-to-date exchange rates. In January 2017:
1 EUR = about 9.5 SEK
1 USD = about 8.85 SEK
10 INR = about 1.3 SEK
Application and tuition fees
Application and tuition fees apply for students who are not citizens of an EU/EEA/Nordic country or Switzerland studying at the bachelor’s or master’s level.
The application fee is SEK 900. This fee is paid as part of your online application at Universityadmissions.se.
Tuition fees in Sweden vary depending upon the subject though the average fee for master’s programme is SEK 129,000/year while bachelor programmes are generally less expensive.
A standard range of tuition fees for various subjects is shown below though the exact level may vary.
Social sciences and humanities SEK 80,000 – 110,000/year
Technical programmes and natural sciences SEK 120,000 – 145,000/year
Architecture and design SEK 190,000 – 270,000 /year
The tuition fees for each programme are listed at Universityadmissions.se and on each programme’s website.
Read more about tuition fees and figure out if you’re required to pay fees at Universityadmissions.se.
Living expenses
An average monthly student budget is about SEK 8,000 per month. Of course, your costs will vary depending on where you live and your personal preferences. Read more at Cost of living and on the student blog.
Health insurance
See Health insurance and medical care for information on health insurance for international students in Sweden.
Student union fees
Students usually join the local student union for a small membership fee. This gives you access to various student activities and student discounts. Fees range from SEK 50-350 per semester, depending on the union. Your relevant student union can provide information on membership fees and benefits.
Textbooks
On average, expect to spend about SEK 750 per month on textbooks. In some subjects, like law and natural sciences, this figure is likely to be higher. Many student unions organise book sales where students can buy used textbooks cheaply; it’s also common for students to post notices on campus selling their used copies of previous years’ textbooks. Websites for buying used textbooks are also popular.

03/05/2017

University of Minnesota

Spring 2017 Jan 14, 2017–May 12, 2017 October 1
*Program dates are subject to change. Contact the LAC for verification of dates before purchasing your airfare.
**If the deadline falls on a weekend, submit your materials on the following business day.
Orientation Dates & Locations
Orientation will be conducted in 2 parts: an online orientation, which is mandatory for all students, and an in-person, program-specific session. You will receive more information about the online orientation via email. Failure to complete the online orientation will impact your ability to go abroad.

04/04/2017

Up until 2010, Sweden has been one of the few countries in Europe where you can study for free. The Swedish Government has then passed a law that charges tuition and application fees for students from non-EU/EEA countries to be supplemented by Swedish Scholarship Programs. A significant number of Swedish Universities still offer scholarships in the form of tuition waivers for international students.
Sweden Government Scholarships for International Students »

Swedish Institute Study Scholarships
The Swedish Institute Study Scholarships target highly-qualified students and are awarded for studies in Sweden starting in an autumn semester. The scholarships are intended for full-time master’s level studies in Sweden and cover both living costs and tuition fees.
The Visby Programme Scholarships
The Visby Programme provides a number of full scholarships for master’s programmes in Sweden to students from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Russia and Ukraine. The scholarship covers the tuition fee, living expenses of SEK 9,000 per month, insurance, and a one-time travel grant of SEK 5,000.

28/03/2017

Cost of Living in Sweden
One of the most important things that you need to ask yourself before studying abroad in any country is how much it’s going to cost you to live there. In this section, we’re going to explore some of the things that could affect the cost of living while you are in Sweden, and how you can plan for that properly. All of the numbers in this section are going to be in the Swedish Krona (SEK), but you can use a conversion calculator to help you get an idea of how these numbers convert to the currency that you are used to in your home country.
Here is a general idea of a standard student budget in Sweden. All of these are per month, as opposed to yearly.
• Food: Approximately SEK 2000 per month.
• Accommodation: Anywhere from SEK 2000 to SEK 4500 per month, depending on where you live. Follow the link to learn more about finding accommodations in Sweden.
• Medical care: SEK 250
• Leisure and Travel: SEK 1200
• Utilities (if applicable): SEK 500-800 depending on your living circumstances. If you live in a dormitory, you can

21/03/2017

Apply for Swedish Institute scholarships

There is a two-step application process for the Swedish Institute Study Scholarships, which are available for for master’s students from developing countries. If you’re planning on applying for a Swedish Institute scholarship, make sure to apply during the first application step from 1 December 2017 – 16 January 2018 through an online application form. This is followed by a second step on 1 – 10 February 2018.

Keep in mind you will need to send in your programme application by the 15 January deadline.

08/02/2017

DIS - Danish Institute for Study Abroad
Go to Sweden for a summer-long study program with DIS - Danish Institute for Study Abroad. Participants learn how to design and build furniture, from concept to prototype, and immerse themselves in the culture of the country's capital, Stockholm. Applicants must have prior experience designing furniture and working with power and hand tools or taken up Furniture Design History as a course.

13/11/2016

Students from around the world used to be able to study in Sweden tuition-free, until recently. However, in 2010, the government passed a new law, that has altered the payment structure for international students from outside the EU/EAA. The new structure includes both the tuition fees and the application fees.

The change has also been accompanied by many scholarships that are available to help students cover their tuition fees. Scholarship opportunities include financial waivers for international students, with scholarships offered both by the Swedish government and by individual universities in Sweden.

There are no age limits when it comes to the university entrance exam, called SweSAT (or Högskoleprovet in Swedish), and there is no need to be a Swedish citizen. However, you must meet the required permissions to apply to the course or program.

11/10/2016

Uppsala University's Master's programmes

There are two application periods for Master's programmes and courses starting in the autumn of 2016. The first application period, which is open to all international applicants, is from 17 October 2016 to 16 January 2017.

The second application round is primarily for Swedish students, and is open from 15 March to 18 April 2017.

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