About the Master majors of Swedish schools CTH, KTH, and LUND

1. The employment rate of Chinese students in Sweden has always been low, which is related to the language immigration policy. It depends on your ability to find a job when you return to your country. The key is to make good use of your two years in Switzerland, and don’t think that what you will do after entering a certain school or major.

2. Not sure

3. As you said, 2011 is the first year that the fee and scholarship policy has been implemented. The original scholarship policy when there is no fee is obviously not suitable as a reference. I have not noticed any special information in this regard so far. I suggest you continue to pay attention.

4. It’s not that I don’t know about this major~

5. You can highlight this in PS. In addition, if you have relevant practical, internship, etc. experience, please attach it to your CV. Also, if possible, ask your supervisor or team leader during your internship or the like to give you a letter of recommendation.

I don’t know much about the programs you mentioned. The experience of applying in Sweden is that except for some programs that just want to recruit people with diverse backgrounds, most programs attach great importance to professional counterparts. Generally speaking, those with a bachelor’s degree Course credit requirements.