If you've submitted your electronic admissions application, you must complete it by the deadline in order for it to be considered. The following guide will help you.
In order to study a course or programme taught in English in Sweden, you must meet certain English language requirements.
Students who have been offered a place in a course or programme and will be studying in Sweden may be wondering what their next steps should be.
You may wish to reapply for courses and programmes for a number of different reasons. The following is a guide to help you reapply.
If you've been offered admission in a course or programme but have decided not to attend, it's important that you decline your offer so that waiting list students can be awarded a place.
An important stop for all international students interested in attending a Swedish university is the Swedish Institute's comprehensive website for studying in Sweden - Studyinsweden.se.
We only require one copy of each of your documents. We have to go through and register each document we receive and a large volume of unnecessary copies will cause a delay in the review of applications.
There are two admission rounds available for students to apply to in each semester: the First and Second round. Here are answers to common questions about them.
