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 ...
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. ...
About Studera.nu Studera.nu is a website that will inform and inspire you on your journey through higher education in Sweden, from university studies to studying abroad, from master’s studies all the way to doctoral studies, if you so desire. ...
Your influence as a student As a student, you have the ability to influence your education, for example through course evaluations or by getting involved in the student union. An important task of universities and university colleges is providing an ...
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 ...
Appealing admission decisions You have the right to appeal certain decisions regarding your application to higher education studies in Sweden. Find out more about how it works. The Higher Education Appeals Board (Överklagandenämnden) The Higher ...
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 ...
Studying as a parent Today, many students have children. Here you can find out more about being a parent and studying at a university. Approximately one out of every five students has children. There are of course advantages and disadvantages to ...
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 ...
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 ...
