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The cost of living at Stockholm University can vary, but students should budget for at least 9,450 SEK per month to cover all living costs, including accommodation, food, and other expenses. The monthly rent for accommodation can range from 2,500 to 6,500 SEK, with student dormitories, shared apartments, and studio apartments being the most common options. However, the average monthly rent for students is around 4,500 SEK, but it can be higher depending on the location, size, and type of housing. 

Yes, it is possible for international students to study and get a part-time job at Linkoping University. Students do not need a work permit to do so provided they are enrolled at the university and have obtained a residence permit. Students with full-time studies require 40 hours of work a week and are difficult to combine with part-time work.Note: Part-time work in Sweden is limited and most jobs require knowledge of Swedish.

Linkoping University offers limited numbers of scholarships to international students. The Linkoping University scholarships are available for students based on their academic performance. Apart from scholarships there are also other funding opportunities for studies in Sweden. We have mentioned below popular scholarships at the university:·      LiU International Scholarship·      Swedish Institute scholarships·      Many other scholarshipsRead more about the Scholarships to Study in Sweden

The Linkoping University fees for international students vary from INR 6 L to INR 10 L as per the program. The below table includes the first year Linkoping University tuition fees:Courses1st Year Tuition FeesMS (9 courses)INR 10 LMIM (2 courses)INR 7 L - 10 LMA (1 course)INR 6 L

According to major ranking providers, the Linkoping University ranking is among the top ranked universities in the world. The below table includes the current Linkoping University world ranking:Ranked By2021202220232024QS - World University Ranking362329320268THE (Times Higher Education) - University Ranking401-500251-300251-300251-300US News & World Report - Global Universities358350330330

Linkoping University ranking is among the top 10 universities in Sweden. According to Linkoping University QS ranking¸ the university ranks at 7th position in the country.

The Masters in Industrial Engineering and Management at Linkoping University is a 2 year full-time master’s programme for international students. The Linkoping University MSc in Industrial Engineering and Management programme helps to put students engineering skills in an industrial management context with the help of core courses in project management and organization, management systems and sustainability, production planning and control, and quality management.Also read about MIM in Sweden

The Linkoping University MS in Computer Science fees for international students is INR 10 L. The below table includes the complete tuition fees includes first year expense:Fees componentsAmountTuition & feesINR 10,04,220TransportationINR 44,632Insurance, medical care, hygieneINR 23,910TotalINR 10,72,762

To apply for admission in Linkoping University MS in Computer Science program, students have to follow the below steps:Step 1 – Choose your programme from Linkoping University coursesStep 2 – Start your application through official websiteStep 3 – Finalize your application by submitting additional documents and pay the Linkoping University application feeStep 4 – Wait for an answer. You will receive your Notification of Selection Results at the end of March or in the beginning of April 2024.Students can also check the MS in Computer Science in Sweden

To get admission to Linkoping University MS in Computer Science program, international students have to meet the below requirements:A bachelor’s degree equivalent to a Swedish Kandidatexamen in a relevant disciplineAt least 24 ECTS credits in mathematics/applied mathematics and/or application of mathematics relevant for the programme including courses in discrete mathematics, linear algebra and calculus.English corresponding to the level of English in Swedish upper secondary education (English 6). Exemption from Swedish.Read more about the Masters from Sweden