Application

All applications to our master's programe are made through the national website www.universityadmissions.se  or if you understand Swedish www.antagning.se

Students from countries outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland are required to pay both an application fee and a tuition fee. More information here

Assessment of merits - motivation letter

In ranking the applicants for programmes at the Department of Sociology, three components are used to assess the merits of applicants. One of them is a motivation letter. Please find a web form to use for the motivation letter and more information here.

Admission

Around 3 April 2020 you will receive a notification from Univesityadmission / Antagningen regarding your admission. No reply to them is necessary for this notification. The students that are admitted will after the 3 of April receive an email from the Department of Sociology with more information. Please note, the email from the department contains very important information for the admitted students if you want to keep your admission to one of our master's programmes.

Students on waiting list will be contacted by email if we have places left

Register to the programme

You can do it online at Ladok for students between 10-23 of August. It is important that you register on time, otherwise you will lose your place!

To be able to register you need a University account.

International students with a temporary Swedish civic number (containing a P or a T) must get a one-time code to be able to activate the University account. Normally you can pick up the one-time code from the Info centre. If you’ll be a distance student at the beginning and therefore not being able to pick up the one-time code from the Info centre, please email master@sociology.su.se for help. We’ll be able to help you with a one-time code from week 32.

From August to early November we are preparing for the opportunity for students to either follow courses on site or via zoom.

Find us

You can find us at Universitetsvägen 10B, floor 8 and 9 in one of the "blue houses" called "södra huset" (the south house) in entrance B. Please see a map here.

Please click here for more information about how to get to Stockholm University.

Schedules and course descriptions

Course information is published for each course: Courses and programmes.

Our communication platform

Athena is the communication platform at Stockholm University. At Athena you’ll have access to all information about the course such as schedule, schedule changes, course material and more.

You log into Athena by using your university account. More information about Athena here.