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Study in Sweden
Sweden, the home of the prestigious Nobel Prize, has highly acclaimed universities dating back to the 15th century as well as a number of large multinational corporations who have become global success stories. Its long history of excellence in academics and research attracts a number of international students from around the world.
Education in Sweden is known for its student-centric approach and for encouraging personal initiative, independent thinking, and critical thought. The universities in Sweden prioritise research and development, making Sweden the top-ranking country in the EU in that respect. Many useful support services are provided to international students who choose to study in Sweden to make them feel at home.
The colleges in Sweden offer accredited English-taught courses at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The Swedish Institute, a government organisation, provides over 500 scholarships each year (mostly for the master’s programmes) for overseas students and researchers coming to pursue further education at Swedish universities.
The capital, Stockholm, is a cosmopolitan city that offers plenty of interesting leisure pursuits for students. Located in the far north of Europe, urban Sweden is modern, stylish and safe.
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Sweden study guide
Why study in Sweden?
Scandinavia, notably Sweden, has become an increasingly popular destination for international students over the years, and it actively welcomes international students. Although fees have recently changed, Sweden has much to offer the international visitor... more
About Swedish institutions
Swedish higher education institutions fall into two categories: universitet (university) and hogskola (university college). There are three levels of higher education in Sweden: first, second and third level. Most university colleges don't award third... more
About Swedish courses
Sweden uses hogskolepoang credits (higher education credits), which are compatible with the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS). One year of full-time study is worth 60 ECTS.If you want to study in Sweden at the first, undergraduate... more
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