If you desire to study in Sweden,  you will find yourself in a nation which has always punched well above its weight. From being a renowned empire in the 17th century, to being the home and birthplace of the Nobel Prize, Sweden’s influence has long spread well beyond its borders, although its population size is no bigger than a large city. Top swedish companies such as Ikea and Volvo are popular around the world, and its contributions to popular culture range from bouffant-haired 70s pop aristocrats ABBA to the groundbreaking films of director Ingmar Bergman.

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Tuition Fees

For admission into Swedish universities, applicants are to use the centralized University Admissions application portal, Universityadmissions.se.Note that University is free for Swedish citizens and citizens of EU countries. However, in recent years tuition fees have been introduced for non-EU citizens. These fees are set individually by each university, and you should ideally expect to pay somewhere between SEK90,000 and 150,000 (around US$10,560-17,595) depending on your degree. Non-EU students must also pay an application fee of SEK900 (US$106) – this remains the same no matter how many courses or programs you apply for.

Student Visa

If you are not from the EU/EEA:

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