New student

For students taking single courses - don’t forget to register online during the registration period mentioned in your admissions letter. If you do not register in time, your place will be given to someone on the waitlist.

For students in the Master’s Programme in Education with International and Comparative Specialisation- you will receive information on how to attend a registration session where a programme administrator will register you for the courses. 

For exchange students- for courses offered at this department, the course administrator will register you for the course(s).

For international master’s programme students

Upon attending a registration session, the programme administrator will email you a one-time code which you will use to activate your student account. 

For exchange students

If the first course you are taking during the autumn term is given at this department, the course administrator will email you a one-time-code what you can use to activate your student account. 

For all other international students

You will receive a one-time code from the course administrator before the online registration period begins.

For students with a Swedish personal identity number

If you have a Swedish personal identity number, a "personnummer", and have used universityadmissions.se or antagning.se when applying to courses in Sweden, you can activate your account online.

Activate your account here

Register online

If you are accepted or conditionally accepted into a course or programme at this department on July 10th, be sure to accept the offer no later than July 20th. Those students whom accept their offer of admission will receive a welcome email that will be sent out in early August. Be sure to read through this information carefully. 

To find the literature list and schedule, search for the course in the course catalogue in order to locate the course page:

Course Catalogue

Registered students with university account:

• Please log in here to see the schedule for the course(s) you are registered for. When you are logged in, click on "My assembled schedule".

You can apply for targeted study support if you have a medically documented long-term disability. A disability is considered long-term if it has been ongoing for at least 6 months and is expected to last. The support is based on your individual needs and the aim is to facilitate your studies. The adjustments should be reasonable with regard to the disability, course requirements, and intended learning outcomes. How you apply for targeted study support differs depending on whether you are attending Stockholm university as a Swedish citizen, as an exchange student or as an international student organizing your studies in Sweden independently.

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You will find further instructions in this guide for students:

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If you are registered for a single course (not an entire programme), you can exercise what is called 'early withdrawal' during the first 3 weeks the course is offered. If you decide to withdraw from your studies early, it is possible to apply and be admitted to the same course again through www.universityadmissions.se. Early withdrawal is not possible if you have already completed any exams or assignments as part of the course.

You can enter the early withdrawal in your student record in Ladok for students .

If you do not withdraw from a course within the first three weeks, you can only be re-registered for the course if there is space.

If there is space in a programme or single course, we will contact you. The Master‘s Programme in Education with International and Comparative specialisation will not accept any applicants from the reserve list for Autumn 2026.

All matters concerning tuition fees and invoices are handled by the central university administration. The department does not issue invoices nor handles payments.

If you have questions about the tuition fees, email: tuitionfees@su.se

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).

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