Tips for studying abroad Do I need a residence permit? How do I get student aid? Do I need extra health insurance in case I become ill? These are common questions about studying abroad. If you travel as an exchange student, you'll receive a lot of help ...
Erasmus+ Joint Master’s Programmes Erasmus+ Joint Master’s Programmes are high quality, specialised degrees in which you study different parts of the programme at the various participating universities. You will be part of an international student group ...
Erasmus+ traineeships Would you like to try working abroad? Would you like to gain work experience that is relevant to your education? If so, an Erasmus+ traineeship is right for you! What is an Erasmus+ traineeship? Erasmus+ is an exchange programme ...
Overseas placements Traineeship or placement programmes mean you may be able to receive a grant for placements at overseas businesses and organisations. Do you want to see what it’s like to work in the EU’s corridors of power? Do you want to deal with ...
IAESTE provides placements in more than 80 countries, primarily for engineers, natural scientists and architects. ...
Universities and university colleges Sweden has both universities (universitet) and university colleges (högskolor). What's the difference between the two? Here, we settle the confusion. There aren't any regulations regarding how and when the names ...
Contact information for Sweden's universities Here, you can find information on how to contact the various universities and university colleges. List of Swedish universities If you'd like to find out more, check out the individual universities' ...
Evaluation of foreign qualifications While waiting for your case to be processed, you can have your foreign qualifications evaluated by the Swedish Council for Higher Education (UHR). This can be helpful to you in the future when seeking employment. ...
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 ...
