Study. Work. Live in Sweden

About Sweden

• Full name: Kingdom of Sweden

• Population: 10.5 million (UN, 2021)

• Capital: Stockholm

• Largest city: Stockholm

• Area: 450,295 sq km

• Language: Swedish (English widely spoken in universities)

• Religion: Predominantly Christianity, with a secular and diverse society

Why Study in Sweden?

Sweden is renowned for its innovative education system, high-quality research, and strong focus on sustainability and technology. Universities offer internationally recognized degrees, with many programs taught entirely in English. Students benefit from a modern learning environment, inclusive society, and opportunities to work while studying. Sweden also provides pathways for post-study employment and residence, making it an attractive destination for ambitious international students.

Major Cities

• Stockholm – Sweden’s capital, financial center, and educational hub

• Gothenburg – Known for industry, innovation, and quality universities

• Malmö – Vibrant multicultural city with easy access to Europe

• Uppsala – Famous for its historic university and academic excellence

• Lund – Home to one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Sweden

• Linköping & Västerås – Growing cities with affordable living for students

Climate

Sweden experiences four seasons, with cold winters and mild summers. Northern areas have long snowy winters, while southern cities like Malmö enjoy milder conditions. The seasonal changes provide a unique living experience, with opportunities for winter sports, summer festivals, and outdoor activities year-round.

Top Institutes

• Lund University

• Uppsala University

• Stockholm University

• KTH Royal Institute of Technology

• University of Gothenburg

• Chalmers University of Technology

• Linköping University

• Malmö University

Benefits of Studying in Sweden

• High-quality education with globally recognized degrees

• Many programs taught in English

• Opportunities to work part-time during studies

• Post-study work permits leading to residence pathways

• Safe, inclusive, and progressive society

• Access to scholarships and financial support for international students