Access to assistance If you have a disability, you have the right to study at a university or university college with the same conditions as other students whenever possible. What is a disability? According to Swedish law, a disability is defined as a ...
Bachelor's level entry requirements If you have completed a foreign upper secondary education, you can apply for bachelor's studies in Sweden. Your abilities in Swedish and English are important in terms of what courses and programmes you're eligible ...
Prior learning and exemptions You can be considered eligible for a course or programme despite the fact you don't meet the formal entry requirements. A university can assess your prior learning and decide if that qualifies you for the course or ...
Merit rating for bachelor's studies If you meet the entry requirements, your prior grades and other qualifications will be reviewed and a merit rating (meritvärde) assigned. Learn more about merit rating and what it means in the admissions process. ...
Selection There are often more applicants for a course or programme than places available. All applicants are placed in selection groups from which places are awarded. Read more about selection and how places are awarded. Selection for courses and ...
Teachers Are you interested in working as a teacher? Whether you've just graduated from high school, have some previous education or a teaching degree, the Teacher Education Guide - Lärarutbildningsguiden - can help you get on the right path. Do you ...
Distance education As a distance student, you can study when and where you'd like. This means freedom, but also demands discipline in order to succeed at your studies. There are as many reasons to choose distance studies as there are distance courses ...
Folk high school An option for adults wishing to study at the upper secondary school level is the Swedish folk high school. You can take classes for the purpose of further education in a specific area, or as preparation for university studies. The folk ...
Accessibility We want as many people as possible to be able to use our websites, and this page describes how the Studera.nu website complies with accessibility regulations. This website is run by Swedish Council for Higher Education (UHR). This page ...
Romani kelderaš — Mišto te žanés pa vučí školáki študie Te kamés les čiri edukácia ánde e vučí škóla vaj ándo universitéto, šaj arakhés so trubúl tut katé ánde Studera.nu. Pa vučí školáki edukácia (högskoleutbildning) — alosár te ašél túke Lénde kaj ...
