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Stockholm University is one of the world's top 100 universities. Choose from one of our many Master's Degree programmes, held in English and structured according to the Bologna process for international comparability and compatibility.

More information about master's degree programmes at Stockholm University

www.su.se/english/masters_catalogue

Humanities
This page contains information on master's programmes within the Faculty of Humanities. The language of instruction for all programmes is English, except in the case of master's programmes in Modern Languages: Portuguese, Spanish and Swedish. Humanities
 
Law
This page contains information on Master's programmes within the Faculty of Law. The language of instruction for all programmes is English. Law
 
Science
This page contains information on Master's programmes within the Faculty of Science. The language of instruction for all programmes is English. Science
 
Social Sciences
This page contains information on Master's programmes within the Faculty of Social Sciences. The language of instruction for all programmes listed here is English. Social Sciences
 
Study Swedish
Stockholm University offers a range of courses and programmes in the Swedish language, designed especially for international students and visitors and run by the Department of Scandinavian Languages. Study Swedish
 
Undergraduate studies
Almost all undergraduate programmes at Stockholm University are taught in Swedish. There are however a large number of individual free-standing courses at undergraduate level (first cycle), which are taught in English, in most subject areas. Search for undergraduate courses in the course catalogue.
 
Study part-time
There are many free-standing courses taught in English at Stockholm University, available both at advanced level (second cycle) or undergraduate level (first cycle). You can search directly in the University's course and programme database, or you can visit departmental websites, where courses in English are generally clearly listed. Course catalogue

 

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"These courses will help students develop skills asked for by the labour market," says For Professor Lena Gerholm, Pro Vice-Chancellor of Stockholm University. "The experience of studying interdisciplinary courses abroad is highly valued as they prepare students for a global society and enhance their capacity to cope with international meetings and cross-cultural situations."

Application for the Summer School opens on January 20. The final deadline for application is March 1, 2011.

Master's programmes

Choose from one of our many International Master's Degree programmes, all taught in English.