Sweden offers 7 Business & Management programmes across 3 universities — the University of Gothenburg, Lund University, and Linköping University. All three are major public research universities with internationally recognised business faculties; Lund in particular is among Scandinavia's most prestigious institutions, and Gothenburg and Linköping have established strong reputations in applied management research and business education.
Tuition is approximately €25,052 per year for international students, a consistent fee level that applies across the listed programmes. Sweden's focus on sustainability, innovation, and collaborative working environments provides a distinctive business education context, and Swedish degrees are highly regarded by European and global employers.
The 3 universities in this category are the University of Gothenburg, Lund University, and Linköping University.
Tuition is approximately €25,052 per year for international (non-EU) students; EU/EEA students do not pay tuition fees at Swedish public universities.
Yes, all three universities welcome international students; programmes are taught in English, and Sweden has a well-established system for supporting international student visa applications.
Requirements typically include a recognised secondary or undergraduate qualification, English proficiency (IELTS 6.5+ or equivalent), and for some programmes, relevant work experience or a GMAT/GRE score.
Apply through the University Admissions Sweden portal (universityadmissions.se); non-EU students accepted into a programme can then apply for a Swedish residence permit for studies through the Swedish Migration Agency.