Key dates
The following are important dates and deadlines for current and upcoming admissions cycles for First cycle courses and programmes

Spring semester 2011

    * Online service opens: 1 June
    * Admission application deadline: 16 August
    * Deadline for submitting supporting documents: 1 September
    * Notification of selection results: Beginning of November

FAQ Questions — Application fees and tuition fees
Beginning with the autumn semester 2011, Sweden will be introducing application and tuition fees for some international students who apply for courses and programmes at universities and university colleges.

We know that you have many questions and have put together this FAQ to assist you.

Why is Sweden introducing tuition fees?
According to the Ministry of Education and Research, a vast majority of European countries already have tuition fees and the government wants Swedish higher education institutions to compete on equal terms. Also, because of increasing global competition, the government wants to use some of the money which pays for foreign student fees to award institutions that have shown particular excellence. In the long run, this will make Swedish higher education even more attractive.

When will fees be introduced?
Application and tuition fees will first be introduced for students applying for studies for the autumn term 2011.

How high will the fees be?
The application fee will be 900 SEK (Swedish kronor) = 17,626.66 NGN. Tuition fees will be set by the institutions themselves. They will cover the full cost of studies; therefore, the fee levels may vary depending on the type and content of the course or programme.

Who will be required to pay tuition fees?
All citizens in countries outside the European Union and the European Economic Area who study at a Swedish higher education institution, and who do not have any other kind of residence permit in Sweden other than a residence permit for studies, will need to pay tuition fees. Exchange students and doctoral students will be exempted from tuition fees.

Will students who begin two-year-studies in 2010 have to pay fees in their second year?
No, students who begin their studies before tuition fees are introduced will be able to complete their study program according to the rules that apply in the current system, i.e. they will not be required to pay application or tuition fees.

Supporting documentation
As soon as you have submitted your application you must send your supporting documents and cover sheet to University Studies in Sweden.

Record of completed upper secondary education

You must verify that you have successfully completed upper secondary education (post-16) by submitting certified copies of any certificate issued and the transcript of subjects taken and grades awarded. NB! Only final and officially issued documents are valid.

Unless these documents are in English, French, German or one of the Nordic languages, you must submit authorised translations of the documents into Swedish or English. 

Do not send the original documents, unless you are requested to do so. No original documents, apart from documents requested by an Admissions Officer, will be returned.

Nigeria
The following documents must be submitted with your application:

- General Certificate of Education (GCE).
Your GCE results must include (5) subjects or more which of at least two (2) must be at the advanced level.

- Senior School Certificate (SSCE)
Your SSCE results must include five (5) subjects or more: English, and four (4) other subjects.

- West African Senior School Certificate (WASSCE)
Your WASSCE results must include five (5) subjects or more: English, Mathematics and three (3) other subjects.

Verification

All upper secondary school results must be issued by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) or the National Examinations Council of Nigeria (NECO). 

Scratch cards
In addition to a copy of your certificate, you are also required to submit a scratch card. Alternatively you can send your serial number and PIN on a piece of paper. You may also submit the scratch card data using the contact form.

Before submitting any such data, check that your results are available on the WAEC/NECO websites. See link on the right.

We do not accept verification from www.necoextern.com or www.mynecoexams.com.

NB! Never send the original documents, unless you are requested to do so. No original documents, apart from documents requested by an Admissions Officer, will be returned.

Proficiency in English

In order to meet the entry requirements, one of the following must be submitted: 

    * GCE O-level in English
    * English in your SSCE/WASSCE

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