Sweden is the home country for many leading companies of the world and if you pursue your education from here, you can become a part of their creative strength. Sweden has always been a country renowned for its academic excellence. Sweden ranks among the world's most innovative nations and is well-adapted to the needs of international students. It places high importance on sustainable development, the glimpses of which can be seen in its education system as well.

Many programs in Sweden include internships that give students a chance to build a strong international network. There is no legal limit of working hours for students during the tenure of their course which is unique to Sweden. It offers a thriving culture that promotes diversity and equality while providing a favorable environment for international students.

12 reasons to study in Sweden

• 1. High quality of education and research (2nd in the world after USA*).
• 2. International study environment.
• 3. Innovative country.
• 4. Safe and modern.
• 5. Excellent quality of living.
• 6. IELTS waiver possible.
• 7. No requirement of learning Swedish at the time of admission.
• 8. One can speak English with everyone from the classroom to city centre.
• 9. Many Degree Programs in Sweden include Internships.
• 10. Good job opportunities.
• 11. All students can work part time 20 hours a week while studying.
• 12. Well paid Internships.

Sweden is one of the most innovative countries of the world. Study and research in Sweden is a golden opportunity for most students. Not only does Sweden invest highly in research and development, but it also gives a lot emphasis on equality and right to choose. Students are encouraged to think inquisitively and develop their innovative faculties. As a student in Sweden, you can be sure to be a part of this academic excellence and an environment open to leaning of any kind.

There are three levels of higher education, each with minimum requirements for entry :

• First level (Undergraduate studies)
• Second level (Master's studies)
• Third level (Licentiate and PhD degrees)

The PhD programs are fully funded but require certain prerequisites. A requirement for studies at the third level is possession of a second-level degree — a Degree of Master (Two Years) or a Degree of Master (One Year) — or the completion of four years of full-time studies — three at the first level and at least one year at the second level. Comparable international degrees are also admissible, and specialized knowledge may suffice as well.

The tuition fee in Sweden ranges from 8,000 Euro to 13,000 Euro per year. The tuition fees differs depending upon the university and level of degree. In general, the living expenses range from 850 Euro to 970 Euro per month.

For Bachelors

High school diploma (Mathematics in 12th std. mandatory), IELTS‐6.0/TOEFL‐85

For Masters

Bachelors degree, Work experience after graduation may be needed for few courses, IELTS‐6.5/TOEFL‐90

Bachelors Level :

• * International Management
• * Biomedicine
• * Social Science in Information Systems

Masters Level :

• * Engineering Management
• * International Logistics and Supply Chain Management
• * Digital Business
• * International Financial Analysis
• * Master program in Mechanical Engineering