Stockholm University

In order to be eligible, you have to fulfil the general entry (eligibility) requirements as well as the specific requirements for the programme you are interested in.The general eligibility requirement for all Master’s programmes is the possession of a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution of higher learning, corresponding to at least 180 credits in the European Credit Transfer System. The specific requirements vary between the programmes. Most programmes have requirements of a specific major subject in your Bachelor’s degree. Evaluation of whether the applicants fulfil the specific requirements is handled by the individual department.

In order to document your eligibility, you must provide University Admissions in Sweden with copies of your previous study information, as well as document your English proficiency. All documents should be sent to University Admissions in Sweden.

The tuition fee can be repaid if a student is prevented from commencing studies for verifiable, special reasons. Check the conditions applying and the process for requesting a repayment on our website. Can I take a temporary break from my studies at Stockholm University? Students who want to take a temporary break from their studies can apply for approved leave from studies (studieuppehåll). The application should be submitted to the responsible department directly. Please consider the implications of an approved leave from studies on the different aspects.

The National Admissions System cannot record when an applicant has paid the first instalment of their tuition fee. The admissions status will therefore still be listed as 'Conditionally admitted,' on University Admissions even after a student has paid the first instalment of the tuition fee.