Lund University, established in 1666, is a top-ranked research university in Scandinavia offering over 100 English-taught Master's programs, with campuses in Lund, Malmö, and Helsingborg.
Lund University, established in 1666, is one of Scandinavia's most prestigious research universities and ranks #72 globally (QS 2025). It offers a wide array of programmes across disciplines from economics and engineering to humanities and medicine, with over 100 Master's programmes taught in English. The university is renowned for its research-intensive environment — two-thirds of its annual turnover is dedicated to research — and hosts two world-class European scientific facilities: MAX IV and the European Spallation Source (ESS). With approximately 46,000 students and 7,000 international students from 130+ countries, Lund provides a deeply international academic community in southern Sweden.
Lund University is known for its exceptionally active and vibrant student life. Students can engage with 13 'nations' — unique student associations offering housing, social events, sports, cultural events, and communal meals. The Academic Society (AF) and various student unions also provide cultural and social opportunities. Sports enthusiasts can access excellent facilities at Gerdahallen and Victoriastadion, often with student discounts. The campus cities of Lund, Malmö, and Helsingborg offer rich cultural scenes with art venues, museums, theatres, and music venues. The International Desk supports international students with non-academic and practical matters.
Swedish Institute (SI) Scholarships cover both tuition and living costs for eligible students from specific countries. Applications open in November for the following academic year.
Lund University is a state-recognised Swedish university accredited by the Swedish Higher Education Authority (UKÄ). The School of Economics and Management holds EQUIS and AACSB accreditations.
This Master's programme trains you to become an expert in analysing vast amounts of biological data from fields like medicine, ecology, and molecular research. You will gain extensive knowledge of various programming tools and methods to analyse biological data, develop hypotheses, and write academic research papers. The curriculum integrates subjects from biology, computer science, and statistics, creating an interdisciplinary environment with students from diverse backgrounds. You will utilize advanced facilities and dedicated computer labs to work with powerful computers and the latest software for tasks such as analysing genomes, studying gene expression, identifying mutations, modeling protein structures, and developing bioinformatics applications. The programme is suitable for students with or without prior computational experience.
This Master's programme will equip you with expertise in mathematical methods used in computational science and their practical applications. You will learn how to manage and analyze large datasets, identifying patterns, correlations, and trends relevant to scientific challenges. The program focuses on understanding complex scientific processes and how computational science contributes to societal knowledge development. You'll gain skills in using numerical simulations and machine learning for predictions, analyses, and to supplement experimental work. Potential areas of study include climate change, aerospace engineering, and astrophysics. Beyond theoretical knowledge, the program emphasizes practical tools and programming skills essential for computational scientists. You will also develop crucial soft skills such as problem formulation, information retrieval, data processing, scientific writing, and presentation techniques. The curriculum encourages group collaboration and provides high-quality teacher-led instruction, with strong connections to ongoing research, allowing you to learn from and interact with internationally recognized researchers and research groups.
This Master's programme focuses on how organizations can understand, prevent, and solve environmental challenges, and how policy and other interventions can drive positive change towards sustainable development. It is rooted in interdisciplinary learning, global perspectives, and practical application, aiming to equip leaders with both environmental policy and management knowledge. The programme fosters professional skills, knowledge, and networks through structured insights into societal systems, a multicultural atmosphere, and interactive learning within a cohort of around 30 students. Graduates benefit from an engaged global alumni network that actively contributes to learning activities.
The Bachelor's Programme in Fine Art is a three-year program designed to help you develop your own independent artistic practice. You will have your own studio space throughout your studies and receive individual guidance from professors and teachers. The curriculum includes courses in technique, design, theory, and art history. In the first year, you will be introduced to the school's workshops and fundamental artistic methods. From the second semester onwards, you can choose courses to deepen your knowledge in specific areas, allowing you to tailor your education to your artistic direction while exploring new methods. You will have opportunities to exhibit your work in various settings, culminating in a degree project that includes an artwork, a written component, and a group exhibition. The program aims to prepare you for national and international art contexts.
This interdisciplinary Master’s programme in International Development and Management offers advanced knowledge about how global processes impact societies, economies, and environments. You will gain a thorough understanding of development cooperation, both in theory and practice, and learn how to achieve sustainable change. The programme is designed for students with diverse academic backgrounds who are interested in international cooperation, global justice, and sustainable development. It builds on your previous studies and experience, combining research-based teaching with practical training and critical reflection. You will develop an analytical and reflective mindset to understand complex global issues and navigate ethical and practical challenges in development management. The instruction language is English, and the programme is taught at the Department of Human Geography in Lund, fostering an open, international, and collaborative learning environment.
This Master's programme equips you with advanced academic knowledge and practical skills in international marketing and brand management. You will learn to build and manage strong brands, effectively market products and services in global, competitive environments, and analyse societal shifts, market trends, and technological developments in relation to consumer behaviour and brands. The programme emphasizes developing innovative strategies for companies to better serve their markets and stakeholders. It is known for its high-quality industry collaborations, skills-based teaching, research excellence, and real-life learning through industry projects. The teaching staff are active researchers and experts in their fields. The student body is highly international, enriching the learning experience, and the programme is one of Sweden's most popular Master's offerings.
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.
full fundingOpen to applicants of all nationalities who hold a Master's degree (240 ECTS credits) in production engineering, industrial engineering, operations management, applied analytics, or a closely related discipline. Applicants should have a background or experience in manufacturing and industrial systems, strong written and verbal English communication skills, and a solid foundation in qualitative and quantitative research methods. Swedish language skills are a plus but not mandatory, with a willingness to learn encouraged.
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.
Open to international and domestic researchers who hold a doctoral degree (PhD) or equivalent in Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Biotechnology, or a related field, obtained within the last 3 years (with exceptions for parental leave or illness). Applicants need proven research experience with first authorship in peer-reviewed publications and strong skills in protein biochemistry and cell or molecular biology.
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.
Non-EU/EEA students can expect tuition fees ranging from approximately SEK 90,000 to SEK 160,000 per year. Many students are eligible for scholarships, such as the Lund University Global Scholarship, which can significantly reduce these costs.
Lund University is a highly-ranked institution, holding the #72 position in the QS World University Rankings for 2025. It is also recognized as a top university in Scandinavia for student satisfaction.
Lund University accepts IELTS Academic with a minimum score of 6.5 overall (with no section below 5.5) and TOEFL iBT with a minimum score of 90 for English proficiency. Some specific programmes may have higher requirements.
For Bachelor's level, successful completion of upper secondary education that grants university access in your home country is required. For Master's level, a Bachelor's degree from an internationally recognized university is needed, with specific programmes potentially requiring a particular major or subject credits.
Lund University offers several scholarships, including the Lund University Global Scholarship for non-EU/EEA Master's applicants, the SI Scholarship for Global Professionals, and specialized scholarships like SI Scholarship Pioneering Women in STEM and ARUA Scholarship for eligible students.