Hadampson:


Yes, there should be. Check the institution website to see whether you satisfy their admission requirements.

•Stockholm university, click here

•Gothenburg university click here

•Linköping university click here

•Malmö university click here

•Luleå University of Technology click here

•University of Skövde click here

•Lund University click here

•Uppsala University click here




First Class and second upper division. Not sure if second class lower students can be awarded a scholarship but according to mobolaji, it is possible.


I hope you find it helpful

Thanks, I owe you one

KGBEAST:

Thanks, I owe you one

You're welcome boss

MightyFortress:
I am interested In a PhD programme too. Molecular Biology/Biotechnology is my field. The US would be a nice place to run a PhD as you suggested earlier, but I would appreciate it if you could share helpful links if you have any, to save time and energy. Thank you.

You will need to write GRE if u want a fully funded scholarship
Then use usnews.com to check website ranking an apply to school of your choice
Here is the link to the GRR thread
https://www.nairaland.com/1832477/how-achieve-high-scores-gre

Isn't Sweden Colder Than Canada? Asking for my Niece!

vibrant99:
Isn't Sweden Colder Than Canada? Asking for my Niece!

No. Sweden is definitely cold no doubt but not as cold as Canada

Living in Canada is like living in cold freezer

Hadampson:


There is an undergraduate scholarship program in the USA called the Gilbert and Marcia Kotzen scholarship program

Click this link to apply


Good luck

ok thanks

horlahsunbo225:
You will need to write GRE if u want a fully funded scholarship Then use usnews.com to check website ranking an apply to school of your choice Here is the link to the GRR thread https://www.nairaland.com/1832477/how-achieve-high-scores-gre

thank you

mccben4:
ok thanks

You welcome

KGBEAST:

Pls are there any Swedish Universities that offer admission to Students with a Bsc second class lower (but no Honours unfortunately due to extra year) and what is the mininum requirement for this scholarship and are they any fully funded scholarships for second class lower students in Sweden?

What matters most is your work and leadership experiences

So, i would advise you start preparing your documents.

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Special thanks for sharing this information. I am following.

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The requirements for the scholarship

Work experience - you must have minimum of 3,000 hours of demonstrated employment

Leadership experience - you must have demonstrated leadership experience from your current or previous employment.

University admissions - you must be liable to pay tuition fees to Swedish universities, have followed the steps of university admission, and be admitted to one of the eligible master’s programmes

Country of citizenship - you must be a citizen of a country that is eligible for the scholarship programme.

Other eligibility criteria - there are also conditions regarding dual citizenship, previous residence and studies in Sweden, and more.


Read more about the criteria for each of the above mentioned requirements

KCMTravels:
I read that the scholarship is only for autumn intake. Is it true?

Yes boss. Officially, the scholarship has ended for this year.

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Like i said earlier, Swedish Institute scholarship is very competitive, so it's highly recommended to apply for other scholarships as an alternative.


Swedish universities offer a range of scholarships for international students.. click here to apply


Also, there are some scholarships offered by various organizations around the world click here to apply

How to apply

1) Apply for a Master's degree program at [url=universityadmissons.se]university admission[/url]

Only master’s programmes that are on the list of master’s programmes are eligible for SISGP. the list of master's degree programmes

To begin with, apply for up to four eligible master’s programmes at [url=universityadmissions.se]university admission[/url] by 15 January.

University Admissions is the national online application service which handles admissions to universities in Sweden. It is an independent agency not related to the Swedish Institute (SI).

The eligibility and application procedure for SI scholarships and for university admissions are different.

Once you have submitted your application to the master’s programme(s) at university admission website you will get a personal application number consisting of eight digits. Save the number as you will need it when applying to SISGP

1 February is deadline for receipt of application fee and supporting documents that are required by University Admissions. The application fee is non-refundable.

If you missed the deadlines or failed to follow the application procedure at University Admissions, you will not be eligible for an SI scholarship.


The full meaning of SISGP is Swedish Institute scholarship for global professionals

2) Apply for SISGP scholarship

After you have completed your application to a master’s programme you can apply for an SI scholarship. See more information about required documents and forms/templates above

During the application period 4-14 February 2019, submit the required documents digitally through our online application portal.

The online application portal is open from 00:00 CET 4 February to 23:59 CET 14 February every year

Access to the online application portal will be available on this page during the application period.

Due to the high volume of applications, the online application portal may be under heavy pressure at the end of the application period. We strongly urge all applicants not to wait until the last days to apply.

3) Notifications from University Admissions

By 4 April, you will receive your notification of selection results from University Admissions. SI will receive the admission results including your personal information directly from University Admissions.

Only applicants who are admitted, including conditionally admitted, to one of the eligible master’s programmes by 4 April, will be considered for an SI scholarship.

If you are only listed as a reserve/placed on waiting list and are not admitted to any of the eligible master’s programmes by 4 April, you will not be considered for an SI scholarship.

There are no scholarships available for late admissions.

You can only be awarded a scholarship for the master’s programme you are admitted to by 4 April. Master’s programme to which you are listed as reserve, will not be considered. If you are admitted to an eligible programme by 4 April, and meanwhile are put on a waiting list for a programme you ranked higher, only the programme you got admitted to by 4 April will be considered by the scholarship selection committee. Therefore it is important that you make sure to decline reserve places in time so that your admission will not be deleted. Please check the instructions on how to reply to University Admissions. Contact University admissions directly if you have any questions.

How to select the right Master's programme

Selecting the right Master course can be a daunting task. This is because a Master course is completely different from an undergraduate degree. A Master course is more research-oriented, specialized, individualised and intense. This is why careful consideration is necessary before making a selection.

Here are the factors on how to select the right Master course.


Research Master courses
There are currently about 700+ different Master degree courses that you can choose from in Sweden. No matter your area of expertise, you are definitely bound to get something in line with your work experience and area of interest. You can access this list here and narrow down the list to subject areas applicable to you.

Stay updated
Life can get busy and its possible to miss important announcements from your prospect university. Following the university of your choice and Study in Sweden on social media channels can help with this. You can stay updated through their Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin and Twitter accounts. Some schools will send you email updates if you subscribe to their newsletters. Most universities in Sweden are active on all these channels and will post about intakes, student life and events.

Don’t be shy, reach out!
If you know anybody in the university of your choice, it is advisable to ask them about the university, the city in which the located, job opportunities and if they can link you with students or alumni of your prospect programme. Networking will allow you to get a first-hand review about the university, the course and its relevance. Also, you will be able to get the overview of the grading system, course lecturers background, number of hours of study and number of assignments

I came across this program during a random internet search and have already started to gear myself up for 2020.

Thank you for outlining everything again, it certainly makes it easier!

Hadampton this is so selfless
Thanks a bunch

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Hadampson:




No because they are not related

bro, I would like to become friends with you , you seem really knowledgeable , and a good person ...thank you..I'm sending you a mail

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You really try. Thanks

Many thanks for revealing this information.

I have a question.

With PhD admission, one does not need proof of fund again?