Study in Sweden - Country Study Abroad Guide
Sweden is known for its openness toward the international community – and its education system is no exception. International students from all over the world study in Sweden, where there are over 1,000 degree programs taught entirely in English. Unlike many countries, Sweden gives their international students the right to work in Sweden during their studies. If you're interested in working in Sweden - the innovation capital of Europe - after you complete your studies, you can apply for time to search for employment even if you're not from an EU/EEA country. Read on through this Study in Sweden guide to learn the practicalities of how to study in Sweden as well as get a glimpse into student life.
Sweden - Facts & Figures
Capital
Stockholm
Language
Swedish
Population
9.9 million
Area Size
450,000 km²
Students
313,000 (38,000)
Academic Year
August - June
Currency
Swedish Kronor (SEK)
Calling Code
+46
Time Zone
CET (UTC+1)
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About Study in Sweden
Studyinsweden.se is a comprehensive, official resource on studying in Sweden for prospective and current international students. Studyinsweden.se is built and maintained by the Swedish Institute, a public agency tasked with promoting Sweden abroad.