Student Services has put together a package of important information for Master’s and other visiting students. Students should read this information before arrival at Stockholm University.
This section contains important information specially tailored to Master's students and other independent students (Freemovers). Information on which courses are available at the University, and how to search for find a course can also be found here. If you are planning to come to Stockholm as an Exchange student please see the FAQ for Exchange students.
Student Services holds each term an orientation day for master's students. The Orientation day for the spring term 2010 will take place on January 18. The proposed start time is 16.00. More details will be posted here when available.
You can use this guide to help you make your application for both Master's Programmes and for courses at undergraduate level. Applications are processed by the Swedish National Admissions Office, who are responsible for the national admissions website, called www.studera.nu.
An important and frequently asked question is "How do I fund my studies at Stockholm University?" This section contains information on the following topics: tuition fees, study-related costs, the Student's Union fee, living costs, as well as grants and scholarships.
