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    Swedish for International Students

    We offer six different levels of Swedish credible courses on a complementary basis, divided from level 1 for beginners to level 6 for more advanced language users.

    These courses are eligible for international students admitted through a exchange programme, bachelor/master or an equivalent agreement (scholarship, doctoral candidate, visiting reseacher), containing at least 15 ECTS at Stockholm University.

    A placement test is arranged for students with some knowledge of Swedish.

    NB. It is not possible to apply to one of these courses if you are not a student at Stockholm University, or will be studying at least 15 ECTS at Stockholm University during the semester you apply for.

    It is also not possible to apply for a higher level without taking the placement test or without passing the previous level. Under certain circumstances costs can be associated to this course.

    Application, admission, placement test and registration

    Information about beginners level and intermediate and advanced courses.

    Application, admission, placement test and registration

    Courses

    Click on the courses below for more information about course contents, schedules, module descriptions and literature.

    Courses

    Course code

    ECTS

    Semester* and pace
    Course 1 NS0001 4,5 VT, HT, 50% period 1 and 2
    Course 2 NS0002 7,5 VT, HT, 50% period 1 and 2
    Course 3 NS0003 7,5 VT, HT, 50% period 1
    Course 4 NS0004 9 VT, HT, 50% period 1
    Course 5 NS0005 9 VT, HT, 50% period 1
    Course 6 NS0006 15 VT, HT, 50% period 1

    * VT = vårtermin = Spring semester, HT = hösttermin = Autumn semester

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    Student office

    Lydia Lundgren

    E-mail: studexp.int.svefler@su.se

    Tel: +46 8 16 26 27
    Phone hours
    Tuesday 10–11 and 15–16
    Thursday 10–11

    Room: D 613
    Visiting hours
    Tuesday 12.30–13.30
    Thursday 12.30–13.00

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

    Postal address
    Dept of Swedish Language and Multilingualism
    Swedish for int. students (or employees)
    Stockholm University
    SE-106 91 Stockholm
    Sweden

    Web: su.se/studyswedish

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