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How to
apply This page presents a short
summary of application procedure. Please note
that main information regarding application is
presented on www.universityadmissions.se Main steps
of application and
admission are presented below. Application
consists of the
following steps: 1. Create your account on universityadmissions.se
(non-Swedish citezens) or www.antagning.se
(Swedish citizens) and apply online. Application
time is 15/3-15/4 in spring (for autumn semester) and
15/9-15/10 in autumn (for spring semester). 2. Send in supporting documents Check
the
status of your application in
your universityadmissions.se
account 3. Reply to your
Notification
of Selection Result. If you
are admitted or placed on a reserve list, you need to
reply to the
first
Notification before the deadline, 30 July. 4. Register yourself online for
the course (at the beginning of the semester)
Detailed
information about theses steps: The first
steps of the
application process are creating a user account here
at www.universityadmissions.se,
searching for courses, and submitting an electronic
admissions
application.
Swedish citizens can apply at www.antagning.se You have to
carefully read all information on your monitor when
you are applying
online. After the online application has
been completed, the next step is to document your
eligibility for the
courses
you have applied for. After
online
application, you
will receive all necessary information sent to your
email address
(which you
indicate while applying). You have to read and
thoroughly follow all
instruction that will be sent to your email address
from the admission
department after your application. In
order to document
your eligibility,
you must provide University Admissions in
Sweden with a)
copies of your previous
study
information b) proof of identity (if you
do not have a Swedish civic registration number) c)
proof of your English proficiency. Please
note, if you are a
citizen in an EU/EEA country or Switzerland, you do
not have
to pay application or tuition fees. Therefore, it is
important to send
a proof
of your identity. If you
are a citizen in any other country, you have to pay
application fees
(ca 130$)
and if you be admitted, you have to pay tuition fees
as well (ca 1300$
for half
time studies during one semester). After
you have made an online application, the following
documents should be
sent to
Sweden in order to prove your eligibility: a) Copies
of your previous study information If you
have not been a student in Sweden before, you have to
provide copies
of your previous study information. Upper secondary
school documents in
English, French, Spanish, German, Danish, Norwegian,
Swedish and
Finnish do not need to be translated. Upper secondary
school documents
in
Icelandic regarding grades, such as transcripts and
diplomas, do not
need to be
translated; however, other documents in Icelandic,
such as a
certificate of
name change, must be translated. If
your documents are in any other language, you must
send in attested copies of the documents in original
language and
authorized translations of the documents into Swedish
or English. Documents
from university level studies that are in a language
other than
English, French, German, Danish, or
Norwegian must be translated. b) Proof
of identity If you
are Swedish citizen, you don’t have to provide a proof
of identity. In
order to expedite the processing of your application,
we require a
photocopy of
the page in your passport with your personal data and
photograph, or
some other
identification document. If you are from an EU/EEA
country or
Switzerland and
are required to document your citizenship status in
order to be
considered
exempt from paying application and tuition fees, your
passport
photocopy must
be certified. For more information, please see: EU/EEA
students exempt
from
fees If you
are not a citizen of an EU/EEA country or Switzerland,
certification of
your
passport photocopy is not required. c) Proof
of your English proficiency You
must also present proof of proficiency in the English
language. The
entry
requirement is usually the equivalent of English
studies at secondary
level in
Sweden (English course A). If your secondary school
qualification in
English
does not fulfill this requirement, you must submit the
official results
from an
internationally recognized test such as TOEFL or
IELTS. All
your
copies should be attested, which means
that somebody, a private person or
authorities, should write on
each copy
that the copy is true, sign it, write their full
name and
telephone
number. Students
may
send their
supporting documentation to central admission office
via the regular
postal
service or through a delivery service. Please note
that the delivery
and postal
address are the same; a delivery service does not need
a street address
for us
to receive your documents. University
Admissions in Sweden Please
submit
certified
photocopies of any certificate issued and the
transcript of subjects
taken and
grades awarded. Only final and officially issued
documents are valid. Do
not
send the original
documents, unless you are requested to do so. No
original documents,
apart from
documents requested by an Admissions Officer, will be
returned. More
about
documentation: http://www.antagning.se/en/All-you-need-to-know1/ |