Sweden
Sweden combines a strong research reputation with a well-established base of English-taught master's programmes, particularly in engineering, technology and sustainability fields.
A strong international reputation for research and innovation
A wide range of English-taught master's programmes
Strength in engineering, technology and sustainability fields
Universities students commonly apply to
- Karolinska Institute
- KTH Royal Institute of Technology
- Lund University
- Stockholm University
Not an exhaustive list, and not an implied partnership or endorsement — a starting point for the kind of institutions in this market.
Tuition
Non-EU students generally pay tuition, which varies significantly by university and programme.
Living Costs
Stockholm costs more than smaller Swedish cities, and Sweden overall carries a moderate-to-high cost of living.
Visa Requirements
- Letter of acceptance from a Swedish institution
- Proof of financial means
- Valid health insurance
- Residence permit application before arrival
Scholarships
Swedish Institute scholarships and university-specific awards exist for eligible international students, though competitive.
Career Opportunities
Sweden offers a residence permit extension for graduates seeking employment, which we'll confirm details of for your case.
Student Life
Sweden's strong student welfare systems and active international community make it a well-supported environment for newcomers.
Sweden — common questions
Not for English-taught master's programmes, though it helps with part-time work and daily life.
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