Sweden is the ideal study destination for those looking for Renewable Energy, Environmental science, Geography, Architecture, Research, MBA related courses due to the good job opportunities available here.

Sweden is home to some of the world’s best universities and fosters creativity. It has the largest number of multinationals per capita of any country in the world. Unlike other destinations that may place more emphasis on research output, Swedish universities are strongly focused on their students.

All of the courses and programmes encourage group work, innovation and critical thinking. Sweden’s higher education institutions have also adapted to the Bologna Process, as well as conforming to the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System, meaning that you’ll graduate with a fully-recognised European degree.

Generally there are two types of institutions of higher education in Sweden: universities and university colleges. The only difference applies to the advanced studies (Licentiate and PhD) and not to the bachelor’s or master’s studies. Universities have the unrestricted right to award Licentiate and PhD degrees, while university colleges don’t, and most of them don’t award PhDs.