Several common questions about the interview of studying abroad in Sweden

First, students from China and Sweden applied for more majors.

Business, computer, mechanical engineering, architecture, software engineering, industrial design, bioengineering, public health, innovation management, interactive design, entrepreneurship, etc.

Second, the outstanding advantages of studying in Sweden

The quality of studying in Sweden is high, and GMAT scores are not required for master's business courses; Tuition is low, about 800 ~ 65438+ten thousand RMB. The living expenses are about 50,000-60,000 RMB per year; Good public order, friendly people, high English penetration rate, no need to learn the local language.

3. Is there any language preparation for studying in Sweden?

At present, some Swedish universities have language preparatory courses (Linnaeus University, Dalana University and Yenxueping University offer English language preparatory courses), and other Swedish universities will offer language courses one after another.

Four. Requirements for application materials and visa materials for studying in Sweden

The application materials and visa materials required for studying in Sweden are relatively simple, such as graduation certificate, degree certificate, transcript, language transcript, proof of attendance, resume and recommendation letter. The visa pass rate is high, and the visa is a Schengen visa.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) basic requirements for applying for undergraduate and master's degrees in Swedish universities

Applying for undergraduate majors in Swedish universities generally requires applicants to graduate from high school (some majors can accept applications for studying in senior three, such as Linnaeus University and Yenxueping University), and applying for a master's degree requires applicants to graduate from relevant universities and obtain a bachelor's degree certificate, or to study in senior four.

6. Language requirements for studying in Sweden

Undergraduate majors generally require IELTS 5.5 to 6.5 (or TOEFL 79 to 90), master majors generally require IELTS 6.5, and some science and engineering majors require IELTS 5.5 or above. Science and engineering majors have relatively low language requirements, while liberal arts and business subjects have relatively high language requirements.

7. Can I transfer to a major when studying in Sweden?

Studying in Sweden generally requires professional counterparts or similar majors. You can't change your major, and generally don't accept credit transfer.

Can I apply for a scholarship to study in Sweden?

The Swedish government and universities provide scholarships for international students to apply for, generally 25% to 100% of the annual tuition. The school will give it according to the comprehensive evaluation of the school where the student graduated, the major he studied and the major he reported, the average score, and the language score.

9. Can I work while studying in Sweden?

While studying in Sweden, you can legally work on weekends and holidays that do not affect your study. The working income is about 80 yuan RMB per hour.

10. Can I stay and look for a job after studying in Sweden?

Sweden is not an immigrant country. If students can find a job after graduation, they can get a residence visa, usually for two years at a time, and they can apply for a permanent residence visa after four years. Engineering students are more likely to find jobs (working in Swedish companies or Swedish companies in China). At the same time, students who started in July, 2065438 1 can get a half-year work visa to find a job after graduation, and get a long-term residence directly after four years of doctoral graduation.