Department of Swedish Language and Multilingualism

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Swedish for International Students

Roger Nyborg teaching Swedish pronounciation (a.o. word accents and intonation). Photo: Eva Dalin

Swedish for International Students

International students may apply for Swedish language training on condition that you are admitted to studies at Stockholm University through an exchange programme or an equivalent agreement (scholarship, doctoral candidate, visiting reseacher).

Literature and general information, Swedish for international students, autumn 2013 (135 Kb)

Course Requirements, Application, Introduction & Placement test

Course Requirements, Application, Introduction & Placement Test

Xinglong: Studies Swedish, is an ambassador at the Student Union and prize winner of Global Swede

Xinglong Du, born in 1988, has studied Swedish for International Students and Researchers at our department, and is now studying Swedish as a Foreign Language: Svenska som främmande språk, förberedande kurs. He has a Master's degree from The Institute of International Education.

Xinglong: Studies Swedish, is an ambassador at the Student Union and prize winner of Global Swede

Website "Kom loss på svenska"

For those of you who study Swedish for international students and researchers Course 1, we have the site Kom loss på svenska (Get Started in Swedish).

www.su.se/svefler/komloss

student office/student counsellor

Eva Bogren

Room: D 624
Tel: +46 8 16 34 74
Fax: +46 8 15 85 33
E-mail: international@nordiska.su.se

Telephone hours
Monday 9–10, 16–17
Tuesday 10–11
Thursday 9–10

Visiting hours
Monday 12.30–13.30, 17–18
Tuesday 12.30–13.30
Thursday 12.30–13.30

Visiting address
Building D, floor 6
Universitetsvägen 10 D
Södra huset
Frescati

Postal address
Dept of Scandinavian Languages
Swedish for international students/Eva Bogren
Stockholm University
SE 106 91 Stockholm
Sweden

Short cuts

Course site

Kom loss på svenska

(Get started in Swedish)

Kom loss på svenska