This is interesting. I am here because I recently got accepted to Stockholm University for Cultural Antropolog. However, I am a Swedish citizen, but I got my B.A. in the states. So I am a Swede that is learning how to be a Swedish student by a non-Swede ^^. Very helpful video, I appreciate it!
Interesting video! However, some of the aspects you mention may be true for Malmö University but not for the Swedish Academic system in general. For instance, it is standard for the engineering schools (i.e. Chalmers University of Technology or Lund Tekniska Högskola) to have 2-week exam periods occuring 4 times per year. Also, according to my experiences from Chalmers, the schedules were more or less the same for each week during each study period (8-9 weeks). It all depends on the course, however most courses had kind of a strict schedule. Lastly, the grading system also varies depending on which university you attend. Many universities have U-G-VG while the engineering schools tend to have U-3-4-5. At KTH in Stockholm they have yet another system.
i know im randomly asking but does any of you know of a method to log back into an instagram account..? I was dumb lost the login password. I appreciate any help you can offer me!
@Conor Christopher thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and im in the hacking process now. Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
Thanks for this wonderful piece of information, can we talk more as I want you to guide me around my masters application in this application round? Thanks for your time and in anticipation for you response
Hi.. Thanks for this information. I have an query is that what is the exam pattern MBA in Sweden. There is written exam or only just prepare an assignment and submit in the university. Is it right? Please confirm Thnaks once again
Hey! I am from Dubai and My family and I are planning to move to Sweden for my MBBS degree. Do you have any idea, if the MBBS is taught in English at the Karolinska university?
Hej Ayushi! Brilliant! Here is a list of the 12 programmes taught in English at the Karolinska Institute: studyinsweden.se/programmes/?period=ht-2021&university=p.uoh.ki&pa=1 / Emma, Study in Sweden
Hey me and my family are planning to move to Sweden for my university but l don't speak Swedish is it difficult to study there if you don't speak Swedish
Hej Lynette, if you speak English well you should be able to get around quite easily. Many universites offer English-speaking programmes and have information provided in both English and Swedish. As for the rest of society the English level is quite high, we start learning English at the age of 8 and many people know a good conversational level of English. Read more about being an international student in Sweden on our blog: studyinsweden.se/blogs/2018/03/26/people-in-sweden-speak-excellent-english/ Good luck! /Study in Sweden Team
I think you will get the most accurate information on how and what to do if you visit www.studyinsweden.se/. You can also visit the individual universities and colleges to find out more about their courses, programs and exchange programs. For example: ki.se/en (medical, Stockholm) www.kth.se/en (technical, Stockholm) www.su.se/english/ (multiple faculties, Stockholm) gih.se/In-English/ (sports, Stockholm) www.gu.se/en (multiple faculties, Gothenburg) www.chalmers.se/en/ (technical, Gothenburg) mau.se/en/ (multiple faculties, Malmö) www.lunduniversity.lu.se/ (multiple faculties, Lund) There are more, but those are the ones I can think of off the top of my head, and all of them are located in the larger cities. In general you will have an easier time to get in to the field of your choosing if you apply at a college or university in a smaller town so it might pay off to do some additional research. Also, a smaller town may also be more to some peoples liking. Some of the Colleges and Universities have a more local uptake and that may lead to your fellow classmates already having a life outside of their studies. In a school with a broader uptake you will find more people in the same situation as you are, having moved there to study, so there may be easier to find a group of friends to study and socialize with outside of class. Good luck! I hope you get great experience with knowledge and friends for life.
isnt malmö the worst place to be in? every time i was there, somthing weird happend or the police came and the documentaries about this place... damn...
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This is interesting. I am here because I recently got accepted to Stockholm University for Cultural Antropolog. However, I am a Swedish citizen, but I got my B.A. in the states. So I am a Swede that is learning how to be a Swedish student by a non-Swede ^^. Very helpful video, I appreciate it!
Very articulate and detailed video. Thank you Tina
Thank you very much! -Tina
Interesting video!
However, some of the aspects you mention may be true for Malmö University but not for the Swedish Academic system in general. For instance, it is standard for the engineering schools (i.e. Chalmers University of Technology or Lund Tekniska Högskola) to have 2-week exam periods occuring 4 times per year.
Also, according to my experiences from Chalmers, the schedules were more or less the same for each week during each study period (8-9 weeks). It all depends on the course, however most courses had kind of a strict schedule.
Lastly, the grading system also varies depending on which university you attend. Many universities have U-G-VG while the engineering schools tend to have U-3-4-5. At KTH in Stockholm they have yet another system.
Very helpful and encouraging information!
i know im randomly asking but does any of you know of a method to log back into an instagram account..?
I was dumb lost the login password. I appreciate any help you can offer me!
@Ricky Rodney Instablaster ;)
@Conor Christopher thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and im in the hacking process now.
Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Conor Christopher it worked and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thank you so much you saved my ass :D
@Ricky Rodney happy to help :D
Thank you, this was very helpful!
Great tips. I have been admitted to Malmo . Hope to see you
I would recommend to study phd at stockholm university
I liked and subscribed because she reminded me to drink water :)
Thanks for this wonderful piece of information, can we talk more as I want you to guide me around my masters application in this application round?
Thanks for your time and in anticipation for you response
Hi.. Thanks for this information. I have an query is that what is the exam pattern MBA in Sweden. There is written exam or only just prepare an assignment and submit in the university.
Is it right?
Please confirm
Thnaks once again
Hey! I am from Dubai and My family and I are planning to move to Sweden for my MBBS degree.
Do you have any idea, if the MBBS is taught in English at the Karolinska university?
Hej Ayushi! Brilliant! Here is a list of the 12 programmes taught in English at the Karolinska Institute: studyinsweden.se/programmes/?period=ht-2021&university=p.uoh.ki&pa=1 / Emma, Study in Sweden
Hello, can a student who studies a bachelors degree in USA transfer to Sweden?
Tina good job
Can I do IT as well as odontology course alongside while doing my bachelor??
I would like to do MS in Sweden. I don't speak Swedish so is it difficult to get a part time job in Sweden?
Sorry to disappoint you, but it is virtually impossible even if you spoke Swedish since there is disproportionate favoritism for Swedish citizens
Is it difficult pass Academic ITELS with the best result?
well done
how is skovde university in sweden
Is it too late as a senior here in the US to consider studying in Sweden?
Actually no! You have until January 15th to apply
its too late if u dont take action.
Is there scholarships?
Hey me and my family are planning to move to Sweden for my university but l don't speak Swedish is it difficult to study there if you don't speak Swedish
Hej Lynette, if you speak English well you should be able to get around quite easily. Many universites offer English-speaking programmes and have information provided in both English and Swedish. As for the rest of society the English level is quite high, we start learning English at the age of 8 and many people know a good conversational level of English. Read more about being an international student in Sweden on our blog: studyinsweden.se/blogs/2018/03/26/people-in-sweden-speak-excellent-english/
Good luck!
/Study in Sweden Team
Is there any free/cheap course I can take as a high school student (from EU) in Sweden?
I think you will get the most accurate information on how and what to do if you visit www.studyinsweden.se/.
You can also visit the individual universities and colleges to find out more about their courses, programs and exchange programs.
For example:
ki.se/en (medical, Stockholm)
www.kth.se/en (technical, Stockholm)
www.su.se/english/ (multiple faculties, Stockholm)
gih.se/In-English/ (sports, Stockholm)
www.gu.se/en (multiple faculties, Gothenburg)
www.chalmers.se/en/ (technical, Gothenburg)
mau.se/en/ (multiple faculties, Malmö)
www.lunduniversity.lu.se/ (multiple faculties, Lund)
There are more, but those are the ones I can think of off the top of my head, and all of them are located in the larger cities. In general you will have an easier time to get in to the field of your choosing if you apply at a college or university in a smaller town so it might pay off to do some additional research. Also, a smaller town may also be more to some peoples liking. Some of the Colleges and Universities have a more local uptake and that may lead to your fellow classmates already having a life outside of their studies. In a school with a broader uptake you will find more people in the same situation as you are, having moved there to study, so there may be easier to find a group of friends to study and socialize with outside of class.
Good luck! I hope you get great experience with knowledge and friends for life.
Tnx a lot Mr John
Tnx a lot Mr John, can we chat please
I need help i want to study masters in education
isnt malmö the worst place to be in? every time i was there, somthing weird happend or the police came and the documentaries about this place... damn...
Hi Tina
best so nice
i learn alot from this and im swedish looooool
Welcome, excuse me, I'm working on the sewing, but Corona made my conditions very bad, please help me. Thank you very much🙏😍🙏
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I like Tina, she's very beautiful, how can I contact her?
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Hello, can a student who studies a bachelors degree in USA transfer to Sweden?