There are 8 active master's scholarships for international students in Sweden worth up to €52k, from 8 providers. Compare eligibility, awards, and deadlines below and apply before they close.
Open to fee-paying international students from outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland who have applied to a fee-based master's programme at Linköping University and ranked it as their first choice. The award is a tuition-fee reduction of 25, 50, or 75 percent; recipients must pay any remaining tuition by the stated deadline.
Fee-paying students from outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland applying to a Lund University bachelor’s or master’s programme, assessed on academic merit.
Open to fee-paying international students (citizens of countries outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland) who have applied to an eligible two-year master's programme at the University of Boras as their first-choice option through University Admissions. Awards reduce tuition fees by up to 75%, and a small number of fully funded Swedish Institute scholarships are also available to applicants who meet the SI work-experience and country criteria.
Open to fee-paying students from non-EU/EEA countries and Switzerland who apply to a Master's programme at Malardalen University as their first choice through University Admissions and pay the application fee. Citizens of certain long-term development cooperation countries (e.g. Bangladesh, Kenya, Tanzania) are not eligible and should apply for Swedish Institute scholarships instead. The award is a full tuition fee waiver and does not cover living costs.
Open to fee-paying international (non-EU/EEA) students applying for master's programmes at the University of Gothenburg who list the university as their first-choice and demonstrate strong academic merit; the Axel Adler Scholarship covers tuition fees and is awarded on academic excellence.
For applicants from a defined list of ~40 countries who have work and/or leadership experience and plan to drive change in their home country. You must first apply for and gain admission to an eligible Swedish master's programme through the national admissions service, then apply separately to the SISGP scholarship.
For women from a defined list of eligible countries who plan to pursue an eligible STEM master's programme in Sweden and aim to drive change in their home country. You must first apply for and gain admission to an eligible programme through University Admissions in Sweden, then apply for the scholarship.
Applicants must hold a degree equivalent to 180 credits, have at least five years of relevant work experience and proficient English. The scholarship covers the full SSE MBA tuition fee of SEK 595,000 + VAT.
8 active scholarships are listed on this page, updated regularly.
Yes — these scholarships are open to international students; check each one's eligibility and deadline.