How to apply You apply online at the Swedish national application website universityadmissions.se between mid-October to mid-January. Selection results are usually published late in March or early in April. STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE
PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH You can demonstrate that you meet the English language requirement through certain upper secondary (high school) studies, certain university studies or an internationally recognised English test.
1. Find a Global Master’s Programme of your choice! 2. Check that you meet the specific entry requirements outlined by each programme in this folder or on their programme pages at ki.se/ masterstudies.
The minimum test results for some common tests are: • TOEFL Internet based test (iBT): A total score of 90 and 20 on written test (TWE).
3. Read the detailed instructions on the selection procedure and find key dates at ki.se/application.
• IELTS (Academic): An overall mark of 6,5 and
4. Apply online at universityadmissions.se and read the instructions on how to certify your documents.
no band less than 5,5.
5. Pay the application fee of 900 SEK (if this applies to you)
Aapplicants – some university or upper secondary studies are also sufficient. Please see ki.se/application for further information.
6. Submit your application package to University Admissions in Sweden. It must arrive before the application deadline!
SCHOLARSHIPS KI has a small scholarship scheme covering tuition fees for our Master’s applicants, based on merits and awarded to a few excellent students each year. To find out more about this and other scholarship opportunities, please see ki.se/scholarships.
7. Follow your application online by logging in to your account at universityadmissions.se. The selection results will also be published there. For complete instructions we advise you to read the information at ki.se/application and the application website universityadmissions.se.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR MASTER’S APPLICANTS Before you apply you should make sure that you meet the requirements. You need a bachelor’s degree or a professional degree from an internationally recognized university, equivalent to a Swedish bachelor’s degree of at least 180 credits (ECTS). For most of our programmes, your degree must be related to the field of study. You can find the requirements under each programme description.
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