Study in Sweden

Sweden is a country in Northern Europe with neighbours Finland and Norway. It is a safe country with a relatively low crime rate. The industries include telecommunications, precision equipment, home goods and appliances, pharmaceuticals, industrial machines, etc. The Gross Domestic Product per capita income is 451% of the world’s average. It is the home to the Nobel Prize, which was instituted by Alfred Bernhard Nobel. It is a world leader in scientific and technological research. It is a member of the United Nations Organisation, European Union and Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development(OECD). Stockholm is the capital city. The currency is Swedish Krona.

English is widely spoken here and all courses are available in English medium. A strong emphasis is laid on the application of classroom study, which changes the perspective of the student. Additionally, the student can work during his study. If at the time of completion of studies, a student gets employment, he can continue his stay. More than 20,000 students from different countries enrol for different courses each year in Sweden. The country is also a signatory of the Bologna Process, which gives the student the privilege of transferring to a new University in any of the member countries.

Studying in Sweden is unlike studying in any other country. It is home to researchers in various fields, many of whom achieved distinguished laurels nationally and internationally. This can be experienced, if seen minutely in Swedish architecture, culture, customs, food, etc. It is also known as the “Land of The Midnight Sun”, because during summer, there is no night for several weeks. Drottningholm Palace, which is a UNESCO heritage site is a must-see for those who like to embrace history. Västerbotten cheese pie is a a traditional Swedish savoury pie which is available throughout the country all the year around.

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