Hey beautiful people,

It’s Tajrin again,  fall season has started and if you’re planning to study abroad, Sweden can be an excellent destination! 🇸🇪

Applications for Fall 2027 opened on 16 October 2026, and the deadline is 15 January 2027. You still have time to prepare!

Here’s a simple guide for Bachelor’s and Master’s applicants. 👇

🎓 Step 1: Find your programme

Explore English-taught programmes through the official portal:

🔗 https://www.universityadmissions.se/

📌 Step 2: Check the requirements

For a Bachelor’s degree:

• Completed secondary education equivalent to Swedish requirements.
• Required English proficiency.
• Any programme-specific subject requirements.

For a Master’s degree:

• A completed Bachelor’s degree.
• Relevant academic background, if required.
• Proof of English proficiency.
• Additional documents required by your chosen programme.

📝 Step 3: Create an account and apply

Register on University Admissions Sweden, select your programmes and rank them according to your preference.

✨ Did you know? You can apply for up to 8 Bachelor’s choices or 4 Master’s programmes with one application fee of SEK 900, if you are required to pay it.

📄 Step 4: Submit your documents

Upload your academic certificates, transcripts, English proficiency documents and any other required documents according to the official instructions.

📅 Important deadlines:

• Application deadline: 15 January 2027
• Application fee and supporting documents deadline: 1 February 2027

💰 Step 5: Apply for scholarships

Don’t miss the opportunity to explore scholarships!

🔗 Swedish Institute scholarships: https://si.se/en/apply/scholarships/

🔗 Linnaeus University scholarships: https://lnu.se/en/education/study-at-linnaeus-university/scholarships/

Scholarship eligibility and deadlines vary, so check each official website carefully.

🌿 My tip: Start early, prepare your documents, check the requirements and never miss a scholarship deadline.

And don’t forget to explore Linnaeus University! It offers a welcoming international environment and is definitely worth considering.

🔗 https://lnu.se/en/

Best of luck…