English-taught options
Explore selected programmes taught in English, particularly at postgraduate level, and check the language requirements for each course.
Explore English-taught study options at Swedish universities. HEDS International can help you assess your academic profile and identify programmes that align with your education and goals.
Sweden offers a range of internationally oriented programmes. The right choice depends on your previous education, subject interests, budget and the entry criteria of each programme.
Explore selected programmes taught in English, particularly at postgraduate level, and check the language requirements for each course.
Discover study areas connected with technology, sustainability, business, engineering, life sciences and other specialist fields.
Compare programme lengths, academic levels and universities to find options that fit your qualifications and future plans.
Study in a society with international academic and professional connections while building your subject knowledge.
Review tuition, living costs, documents and deadlines before deciding where and when to apply.
Use HEDS guidance to explore programmes relevant to your academic record, interests and preferred study level.
Start with these seven institutions featured in our Sweden programme list. Each university offers different fields and entry criteria, so programme selection should be based on your profile.
Tell us about your previous education and preferred subject. We'll help you explore relevant options.
Browse a selection of programmes from the HEDS Sweden 2027 master list. This is not the full catalogue. Fees shown are per semester as listed in the supplied file; availability and final fees must be confirmed for the relevant intake.
Credits and tuition are reproduced from the HEDS Sweden 2027 master file. The list above is a selection, not a guarantee that every programme is open for every intake.
There are more programmes in our master list. Share your education level and preferred field for personalised guidance.
Requirements can differ between universities and programmes. Use these as an initial checklist, then confirm the exact criteria for your chosen course.
Tuition is only one part of your study budget. Compare programme fees and also plan for living expenses, application charges, travel and the funds required for a residence permit.
Our course examples display the semester tuition figures recorded in the HEDS master file. Individual fees can differ by course and intake.
Get My Free Profile Assessment →Fees and administrative charges can change. The displayed figures come from the supplied HEDS documents and must be confirmed against the relevant university and official authority before publication or payment.
A clear starting point helps you focus on programmes that are relevant to your education, plans and budget.
Tell us your current qualification, academic background and intended study level.
Review relevant universities and programmes based on your profile and preferences.
Understand the programme criteria, documents and application steps.
Work through the admission and residence-permit process using current official guidance.
Your preferred programme determines which intake is available and when you need to apply. The timeline below reflects the general windows in the supplied HEDS guide; programme and application dates should be checked for the specific cycle.
The supplied guide identifies Autumn as the major intake, when most listed programmes are typically available.
Guide timeline: Applications generally open around mid-October and close around mid-January.
The supplied guide describes Spring as a shorter intake with a more limited range of programmes.
Guide timeline: Applications generally open around the first week of June and close around mid-August.
A few useful starting points before you request your profile assessment.
Yes, the HEDS course list includes English-taught options. Language requirements and available programmes depend on the university, level and intake.
The supplied HEDS master file includes programmes at different levels, including bachelor's and master's options. Your eligibility depends on your previous education and the programme's entry criteria.
The selected programmes shown on this page have tuition figures ranging from SEK 48,000 to SEK 87,500 per semester in the supplied master file. Fees differ by programme and must be confirmed for the intended intake.
The page displays selected options, not every course in the master list. Contact HEDS for a profile assessment and guidance on additional programmes relevant to your background.
Work rules and practical opportunities can depend on current Swedish regulations and your circumstances. Review official guidance and do not rely on part-time work as guaranteed funding for your studies.
Family members may have routes to apply for permits depending on the circumstances and current rules. Eligibility, documentation and financial requirements must be checked with the Swedish Migration Agency.
No. A profile assessment helps you explore options, but admission decisions are made by universities and residence-permit decisions are made by the relevant Swedish authority.
Share a few details about your education and we'll have the right starting point for a conversation about universities and programmes.