Through Erasmus studies, it is possible to study for one semester at one of the department's partner universities in Europe. As an Erasmus student, you have the right to apply for an Erasmus grant in addition to your regular study support and you can also credit yourself with these studies in your Swedish degree with a Learning Agreement from the department. 

Read more about Erasmus and studying abroad here

In addition to Stockholm University's central agreement, the department has an ERASMUS agreement with: 

Paris, France
Université Paris, Panthéon Sorbonne 

Bilbao, Spain
University of Deusto 

Lissabon, Portugal 
Universidade de Lisboa 
 

We have a limited number of places for each exchange agreement. The highest priority is given to students who study our bachelor's program and a selection is made based on the students with the highest grades on our courses. Then we take in students who study independent courses with us, based on grades on our courses. If you are not registered with our department, you are not authorized to apply for an exchange via our agreements.

Minor Field Studies MFS is a scholarship funded by Sida that is administered by the University and College Council. The purpose of the scholarship is to give students at C-level and master's level the opportunity to gain a first experience of scientific work in a country that is part of the OECD's Development Assistance Committee (DAC).

Minor Field Studies MFS