Stockholm University

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. 

Some of the world rankings at Stockholm University are given as follows:YearQS World Rankings Times Higher Education Rankings20201911752021181183202214817620231531762024118NA

The first year tuition fees for international students at Stockholm University are given as follows:Courses1st Year Tuition FeesMIM (3 courses)INR 7 LMS (4 courses)INR 10 LMA (2 courses)INR 7 LOthers PG (1 course)INR 9 L

Yes, the Scholarship Scheme at Stockholm University is aimed for qualified students and covers the whole tuition fee for a master's programme at Stockholm University. The living cost, however, has to be taken care of by students only. Swedish Institute also provides scholarships to international students at Stockholm University.

At Stockholm University, there are 5 bachelor's programmes offered in English. Apart from this, 75 master's programmes are also taught in English within science, the humanities, social sciences, and law.

Stockholm University has an acceptance rate of 24%.

Stockholm University has 30,500 students (full-time equivalents) and 1,400 doctoral students.

There are many aspects of student life at Stockholm University. There are housing facilities available to international students at Stockholm University. Apart from this, there are various sporting activities available for students on campus.

Students who are citizens of countries outside of the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland have to pay the tuition and application fees. However, there are some exceptions to this rule. The tuition fee will vary depending on the type of course. The price per academic year for studies within the Humanities / Social Sciences / Law is SEK 90,000 and within the Sciences SEK 140,000.

Stockholm University offers 75 study programmes and a large number of independent courses taught in English within Science, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Law.