What are the benefits of studying at a university? In general, it’s easier to find a job if you have a university degree. You can also benefit in areas such as salary and personal development. It’s hard to say if you’ll make more money if you decide to ...
What the law says Higher education in Sweden is regulated by different types of laws. Find out more about what laws and regulations apply if you wish to submit a complaint or an appeal. The laws and regulations that govern higher education in Sweden ...
Your right to complete your studies Courses and programmes are changed and cancelled, degree-awarding powers are taken away and students take leave from their studies. How do you complete your education when things like this happen? If you've started ...
Application process You can apply for courses taught in Swedish on Antagning.se, and for courses taught in English on Universityadmissions.se. The entire process is managed electronically, making the process fast and easy. Just like Studera.nu, both ...
What do I need to be accepted to a course or programme? You have to meet certain entry requirements in order to study at university. Here, you can find an overview of who can apply and what is required. You don't need to be a Swedish citizen or live in ...
Master's level entry requirements If you've completed a bachelor's degree in a foreign country and meet the English and/or Swedish requirements for the course or programme, you can apply for master's level studies in Sweden. Sweden offers a number of ...
Admissions statistics To get an idea if you have a chance of being offered a place in the course or programme you applied for, you can check admissions statistics for the previous year. Please note that statistical information regarding admissions in ...
Assessment of qualifications for job purposes You may be eager to enter the job market, but aren't sure how your foreign qualifications are interpreted here in Sweden. Knowing more about them can help you determine if you can get a job right away, or ...
Professional degree and recognition in Sweden Some professions are regulated by Swedish Law. This means that if you have a foreign professional degree, you must have it formally recognised before you can practice that profession in Sweden. Many ...
Supplementing your foreign degree If you’ve completed a degree programme abroad, you can supplement it with additional studies in Sweden. To be entitled to work in some professions in Sweden, supplementing your degree is required. It’s possible for you ...
