BS/MS Admissions in Sweden
When can I start my studies in Sweden?
✓ Autumn intake (main round): Applications due January
✓ Spring intake (limited programs): Applications due August
What do I need to get admited?
For Bachelor’s: High school diploma, program-specific entrance exam, and IELTS 6.5+.
For Master’s: Relevant Bachelor’s (GPA 3.0+), IELTS 6.5–7.0, and university-specific requirements.
Is IELTS mandatory for admission?
Not always! Exemptions if you:
✓ Studied in English (submit MOI letter)
✓ Are from an English-speaking country
How much does tuition cost?
✓ EU/EEA students: Free at public universities
✓ Non-EU students:
• Bachelor’s: SEK 80,000–140,000/year
• Master’s: SEK 100,000–160,000/year
What financial support is available?
✓ Swedish Institute Scholarships – Full tuition + living costs
✓ University Scholarships – 25–100% fee coverage
(Eligibility varies by program/nationality.)
Is health insurance required?
✓ EU/EEA students: Valid EHIC card
✓ Non-EU students: Mandatory health insurance (SEK 350–500/month) covering medical/travel needs
What is the Key Advise?
🇸🇪 Sweden Study Success (2025)
✓ Scholarships: Apply by Feb 1 (university) or Apr-Aug (SI Scholarships) – non-EU pay tuition fees!
✓ Language Proof: IELTS/TOEFL (most unis) – exempt if previous degree was in English (submit transcripts).
✓ Deadlines: Bachelor’s (Apr 15) | Master’s (Jan 15) – confirm on Universityadmissions.se!
What is the Cost of living?
🇸🇪 Sweden’s 2025 Student Visa Financial Requirements
✓ Minimum Monthly Funds After Rent
- Single student:SEK 6,186 (~€530)
- Couples:SEK 10,219 (~€870) combined
- Children:SEK 3,306–5,290 (age-based)
✓ Must Be Shown in a Swedish Bank Account
- Blocked account or personal Swedish bank account
- Covers 10 months (not 12) for residence permit
What are the minimum visa requirements?
🇸🇪 Sweden Student Visa Basics (2025)
✓ Funds: Show SEK 8,514/month (€730) after rent in a Swedish bank account (for 10 months)
✓ Health Insurance: Mandatory for non-EU (EU students use EHIC card)
✓ Documents: University admission + valid passport (3+ months validity)
What are the work opportunities and allowed work hours?
🇸🇪 Sweden Student Essentials (2025)
✓ Work & Study: 20 hrs/week (unlimited in holidays) – Tech/Healthcare jobs pay €12–18/hr (Swedish skills boost opportunities!)
✓ Budget Living: SEK 8,000–12,000/month (~€700–1,000) – Student housing from SEK 3,500 & cheap public transport.
✓ Perks: Stunning archipelagos & vibrant cities – 90% speak English + 300+ student nations for social life!
(Sweden-specific work rules/costs + unique cultural advantages.)
Need SFI (free Swedish course) signup help? Just ask! 🌍