Master's Degrees in Sweden

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Master's & Postgraduate Study in Sweden
A master's degree in Sweden can deepen your expertise, open career doors, and — in many countries — include post-study work rights. Use this guide to plan a competitive postgraduate application.
- Entry requirements. Programs in Sweden typically expect a relevant bachelor's degree, a solid GPA, proof of English, and — for business or quantitative fields — GRE or GMAT scores. Some also require work experience.
- Funding & scholarships. Look into university scholarships, government schemes, and assistantships. Funding is competitive, so apply early and prepare a strong statement of purpose.
- Deadlines & careers. Note application windows and any post-study work visa options, which can be a key factor when choosing a program and city.
Dream Uni supports your master's application in Sweden — from choosing programs and funding to essays, references, and visas.
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Cost of Living in Sweden
Average monthly student living costs — including accommodation and transport.
| City | Monthly Living | Accommodation | Transport |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stockholm | SEK 12,000 | SEK 6,000-9,500 | SEK 970 SL kort |
| Göteborg | SEK 10,500 | SEK 5,000-7,500 | SEK 750 Västtrafik |
| Lund | SEK 9,500 | SEK 4,500-6,500 | SEK 615 Skånetrafiken |
| Uppsala | SEK 9,800 | SEK 4,800-6,800 | SEK 745 UL |
| Umeå | SEK 9,000 | SEK 4,000-5,800 | SEK 595 Ultra |
Sweden Student Visa: Step by Step
Application Steps
- universityadmissions.se ApplicationIn Sweden all university applications are made through the central universityadmissions.se portal (a government requirement). The deadline for the autumn intake (September start) is 15 January. You can apply to a maximum of 4 programmes. Application fee SEK 900 (approximately €80).
- Admission + Tuition PaymentAdmission results are announced in April. For non-EU students, admission is not finalised until the 1st semester tuition payment is made. Tuition for Bachelor + Master is SEK 80,000-145,000/year (varies by programme + university).
- Residence Permit ApplicationOnline residence permit application to Migrationsverket. Fee SEK 1,500. Documents: letter of acceptance + tuition payment receipt + proof of funds (SEK 9,450/month × 10 months = SEK 94,500) + health insurance + passport.
- Biometrics + Decision TimeBiometrics (fingerprints + photo) are taken at the Swedish Consulate in Istanbul/Ankara. The decision time is 1-3 months. If the decision is positive, the residence permit card arrives by courier or is collected from the consulate.
- Personnummer + Health SystemIn Sweden, those with a residence permit of 1 year or more receive a Personnummer (10-digit ID number) from Skatteverket — this number is required for banking, healthcare, internet and rent. Those staying under 12 months can obtain a samordningsnummer (temporary number). Health: private student insurance SEK 3,000-6,000/year.
Fees
- Health insurance, annualSEK 3,000-6,000
- Personnummer / SamordningsnummerSEK 0 (free)
- Residence permit (Migrationsverket)SEK 1,500 (~€135)
- Application fee (universityadmissions.se)SEK 900 (~€80)
- Tuition Bachelor/Master, annual (non-EU)SEK 80,000-145,000
Required Documents
- ✓universityadmissions.se central application — 15 January deadline (autumn intake)
- ✓Proof of funds: SEK 9,450/month (for 12 months ~SEK 113,400, approximately €10,000)
- ✓English: IELTS 6.5+ (general) / TOEFL 90+ — some universities require 7.0
- ✓Swedish: Swedex / TISUS is sufficient, for Swedish-taught programmes only
- ✓Health insurance (private, or Försäkringskassan with a 1+ year residence permit)
- ✓Valid passport (valid for the entire residence period)
Most Popular Student Cities in Sweden
Stockholm
Göteborg
Lund
Uppsala
Linköping
Umeå
Sources used for this page
- Study in Sweden — Official Portal(last checked: 2026-05-12)
- universityadmissions.se — Central Application(last checked: 2026-05-12)
- Migrationsverket — Swedish Migration Agency(last checked: 2026-05-12)
- UHR — Swedish Council for Higher Education(last checked: 2026-05-12)
- QS World University Rankings 2026(last checked: 2026-05-12)
- Swedish Institute Scholarships (SISGP)(last checked: 2026-05-12)
- TISUS — Test in Swedish for University Studies(last checked: 2026-05-12)
- Skatteverket — Personnummer Information(last checked: 2026-05-12)
All figures have been verified against official sources. Be sure to check the official pages to confirm the information is up to date.
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