Study in Sweden

Northern Europe is home to Sweden, the third-largest country in the European Union. Sweden remains a popular destination for “nature tourism,” attracting international visitors from all over the world who enjoy the country’s breathtaking scenery and untouched wilderness. In terms of telephone and internet services, the country ranks highly.

Sweden is a world leader in higher education, and part of that reputation stems from the country’s independent study system, which involves less teacher-led time and more group and independent study. Around 35,000 international students study in Sweden. Their colleges and universities encourage students to work in groups and prepare them for the workplace.

Life in Sweden

Wonderful educational experiences exist outside of the classroom of a study abroad programme in Sweden, and many of them include a dash of fun. Most students are drawn like magnets to Stockholm, the capital city and a centre of entertainment, business, culture, and industry. IT students will particularly enjoy the city. Ericsson, the mobile telecommunications giant, is headquartered here, and each Swedish resident has at least two personal computers. Seriously.

Benefits of Study in Sweden

High Education System

Traditional university studies and professional training are both part of the Swedish higher education system. There are 61 universities and university colleges in total. The Swedish university system has undergone significant changes since participating in the Bologna Process, a European-wide collaboration to harmonise all higher education.

Cost of Study

Non-EU citizens, including those from the United Kingdom, must pay tuition fees in addition to the union fee. According to a Swedish study, the average annual fee is 129,000 SEK (approximately £11,000). However, averages differ depending on the subject discipline and the university chosen.

Scholarships

International students who want to study for free in Sweden can apply for university or institution scholarships, specifically the bursaries offered by the Swedish universities. In addition, there are scholarships provided by private foundations and organisations.

UniLife Abroad Services

Guides in choosing the right University or College.

Help to select the right study programs based on the candidate’s academic profile and career interest.

Help students with admission to the College or University as per their decisions.

Help to prepare the complete application for Student Visas.

Helps with the extensions of the Study Permit.

Help to find a job while studying or after completing the study.

Help to prepare the application package for Multiple Entry Visa.

Help students with Permanent Residency.