A comprehensive introduction to the welfare of Swedish international students

I believe that when most students choose their destination for studying abroad, safety is definitely an important consideration, and Sweden can be said to be one of the safest countries in the world. Studying in Sweden, the life you can enjoy is very advantageous, and these advantages can indirectly have a positive impact on your study. What other benefits do Swedish students have? Let me take you to know more about it! A comprehensive introduction to the welfare of international students in Sweden

I. Academic Tradition

Swedish university education has a very long history. In the long-term development, it has formed its own model. In addition to traditional comprehensive universities, there are many emerging professional colleges, which give universities more choices to study.

Second, the Nobel Prize

As the origin of the Nobel Prize, it is still the main selection and distribution country of major awards at present, and many universities in China have participated in the selection process, so students who are studying have the opportunity to have close contact, which is very helpful for everyone to broaden their horizons.

Third, freedom of study

Students have full freedom in school, and their status is equal to that of teachers. Schools and classrooms encourage students to conduct independent research and think well, and their views will be respected as long as they can be supported by theory.

IV. International atmosphere

In Swedish universities, there are nearly 1, degree programs taught in English, including bachelor's degree, master's degree, doctor's degree and above, so there is a bilingual atmosphere here, and students can feel an open and inclusive environment and communicate with students and teachers from other countries in a friendly way.

V. Social security

It is more important than many things to have a safe environment for living and studying, especially for students who go to Europe from China. If they are faced with unfamiliar environments, their daily lives will be greatly affected if they don't even have security. In Sweden, the legal protection is complete, and everyone can rest assured.

VI. Cheap fees

Compared with the popular study abroad countries that everyone is familiar with, the professional study fees in Swedish universities are relatively cheap, so that everyone can enjoy the same high standard of teaching with less money, thus improving their professional skills and recovering their costs faster in the future.

VII. Selection of institutions

In addition, there are a large number of excellent institutions here. Apart from universities and colleges, their academic qualifications are directly recognized by various countries, and their gold content has a very high status. You don't need to worry about future employment when studying.

VIII. There are many English-taught programs

Swedish universities have both Swedish and English-taught degree programs, and there are nearly 1 English-taught undergraduate degree programs and more than 9 English-taught master degree programs, so there is no problem of small languages. English will be the most convenient language for you to communicate with teachers and classmates on campus, and the English level of Swedes is in the leading position in the world among non-native countries.

IX. Academic level is in a leading position

As the hometown of the Nobel Prize, Sweden has a long academic tradition, and its higher education system ranks second in the world. In the QS world ranking, Swedish universities have also been among the top for many years. In addition, Sweden has always been one of the countries with the largest investment in science and technology research and development in the world, and universities have close ties with the industry. Speaking of Nobel Prize, Karolinska Medical College, Uppsala University, Lund University, Stockholm University and Gothenburg University have all become the cradles of Nobel Prize winners.

X. Friendly internship and employment policy

Some Swedish enterprises and international organizations will provide relevant internship opportunities for students at school, and students can improve their practical ability through internships. Some degree programs will encourage students to practice, and if approved by the department, they can even convert the completed internship into credits. Swedish universities usually have employment guidance centers, where students can get advice on how to take part-time jobs or internship opportunities during their school years; In addition, it also provides resume production guidance, introduction of local labor laws and regulations, and holds job fairs. Students can also find jobs and apply for work and residence in the local area after graduation.