SWEDEN

With over 50 universities—seven of which are ranked in the top 300 globally—and over 2,000 high-tech businesses, Sweden has one of the most developed economies in the world, with the eighth-highest per capita GDP. The country is also a center for cutting-edge research and technical developments. Many of the top corporations in the world have their headquarters in Sweden, and if you continue your education here, you can contribute to their innovative power. The remarkable education system and strong academic standards of Swedes are well-known. In addition to being the birthplace of the Nobel Prize and the majority of the world’s top corporations, Sweden guarantees equal opportunity for all students. Sweden continues to be a fantastic destination for study abroad in Europe because of:-

• English-taught bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs with an emphasis on creativity and innovation
• Elevated Academic Criteria
• Numerous Options
• An Increase of English-Speakers
• Rich cultural legacy Innovation Center

• Uppsala University
• Stockholm University
• University of Helsinki
• Lund University
• Lulea University of Technology
• Gothenburg University
• KTH Royal Institute of Technology
• Chalmers University of Technology
• MEA University
• Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
• Onkoping University
• Swedish Institute of Dramatic Art

• A minimum of 45% in a related 12th grade pass or a minimum of 45% in a 3-year government polytechnic diploma is required for the Bachelor’s Degree.
• Masters
• Earned a minimum of 45% in a three- or four-year bachelor’s degree program in a comparable discipline.

• Prepare your paperwork.
• Educational papers beginning with the tenth
• A Passport that is valid
• Evidence of proficiency in English: TOEFL, PTE or IELTS
• Recommendation letter
• A Cover Letter
• Passpord-sized pictures
• Work Experience Letter
• Statement from Bank
• Mission Statement
• Family information
• Income Tax Statements