What's it like to study at a university? There are some differences between studying at an upper secondary school (high school) and a university. Here are some things you should know before you begin your studies. Freedom to plan your time Studying at ...
Study skills University studies are a lot different than upper secondary studies. It can be a challenge to find the right study skills that work for you. Here's a guide to help. While studying at a university, it's your responsibility to decide how ...
Nordplus is a programme that provides you with the opportunity to apply for a scholarship and travel grant to study in another Nordic or Baltic country. ...
Leave from studies If you need to take a temporary break from your studies, you can apply for an approved leave from studies with guaranteed admission. Read more about what this involves and how to apply. If you're studying a degree programme, you can ...
Deferment of studies Were you admitted to a course or programme, but circumstances have since occurred that make it impossible for you to start? You can begin your studies at a later time by applying for a deferment. The deferment process is an ...
Changing programmes or university Realising that you aren't suited for what you're studying, or that you've made the wrong choice, can be quite stressful - but it isn't a catastrophe. You can change your university and programme, though it can be a bit ...
Traineeships at EU institutions Learn more about how the EU works, improve your language skills and build a new contact network. Take the chance to do a traineeship at an EU institution or an EU agency. Each year, several thousand students and recent ...
Introduction to higher education Welcome to Studera.nu in English. Chances are if you're visiting this website, you have a lot of questions about university studies in Sweden. In this section, we've provided an introduction to higher education. Swedish ...
Higher education studies As an asylum-seeker in Sweden, you may study at the higher education level if you meet the entry requirements. Please note that until you receive a residence permit, you'll be required to pay application and tuition fees. What ...
Application and tuition fees If you're a citizen of an EU/EEA country or Switzerland, or you have a Swedish permanent residence permit, or you have a Swedish temporary residence permit that is not based on studies, you do not have to pay application and ...
