Is this for real? Why are there no tuition fees?
Can anyone explain this to me please?
Benjamin.
UMEA Business School in Sweden - There are no tuition fees!
Posted Aug 25, 2008 14:26
Can anyone explain this to me please?
Benjamin.
Posted Sep 27, 2008 21:15
I can't tell you about the fees, but I know this school very well and it is simply great (good faculty, nice people, accredited)! However, you have to like Scandinavian winters... ;-)
Best,
JL
Best,
JL
Posted Oct 20, 2008 14:48
This is true that UMEA has no tuition fee, this is because the education in Sweden is funded by the government..
Posted Nov 16, 2008 17:54
Well this is not a general rule, when I think that the tuition for SSE MBA is Euro 30.000 ..
http://ssemba.sse.edu/text.asp?pageID=46
http://ssemba.sse.edu/text.asp?pageID=46
Posted Nov 17, 2008 11:54
It's also worth noting that most Swedish students finance their living costs and other expenses through taking out a government loan. These, however, are not available to international students. Bear in mind that the cost of living in Sweden is relatively high, at least as compared with many other European countries.
Posted Aug 23, 2009 09:00
hello.I am Sana from Pakistan.i have heard that from next year,swedish universities will no more tusion fee free for international students.is that true?plz guide me
Posted Aug 23, 2009 09:38
Im im senthil 4rm india..Im an engg. Graduate...Most of the swedish universities are tuition free..The reason behind is the swedish govt. Is funding for education institute..Especially to attract people from india & pakistan they are offering a lot of schlorships (e.g pakistan overseas scholarship,swedish scholarship,eramus mundas scholarship..etc..) moreover students from india & pakistan does not need to take TOFEL or IELTS ...The only big disadvantages is cost of living is very high (about 8000 kronas/month) if money is not an big issue you can very well try it.The admission is held through the swedish official website www.studera.nu
Posted Feb 11, 2010 10:45
I AM ARIF FROM PAKISTAN I AM LOOKING FOR MBA NEXT YEAR 2011 PLEASE SOME BODY INFORM ME ABOUT NEXT YEAR FREE ADMISSION.
Posted May 30, 2010 21:32
dear all,
anyone please guide me about MBA programes in sweden, cost of living, employment status during studies. thanks.
M. Ismail
Islamabad, Pakistan
anyone please guide me about MBA programes in sweden, cost of living, employment status during studies. thanks.
M. Ismail
Islamabad, Pakistan
Posted Oct 25, 2010 20:32
Hi sattar
Full-time students are entitled to work in Sweden for the duration of their student visa (you don't need a seperate work permit). For your housing costs, books and other living expenses you should count in about SEK 7000 to SEK 8000 a month. Students from outside EU must obtain a student VISA, in which they can show that they can pay for their living expenses in Sweden during their studies: www.migrationsverket.se "
For an MBA program I would recommend the Stockholm School of Economics (Equis accredited)
Best of luck to you
Editor - Accredited MBA Programs
Full-time students are entitled to work in Sweden for the duration of their student visa (you don't need a seperate work permit). For your housing costs, books and other living expenses you should count in about SEK 7000 to SEK 8000 a month. Students from outside EU must obtain a student VISA, in which they can show that they can pay for their living expenses in Sweden during their studies: www.migrationsverket.se "
For an MBA program I would recommend the Stockholm School of Economics (Equis accredited)
Best of luck to you
Editor - Accredited MBA Programs
Posted Oct 26, 2010 18:45
Sweden will soon be getting rid of free tuition for international students, if they haven't done so already.
Also, Stockholm School of Economics only offers part-time Executive MBA programs.
Jönköping International is not AACSB-accredited, nor does it offer an MBA.
Also, Stockholm School of Economics only offers part-time Executive MBA programs.
Jönköping International is not AACSB-accredited, nor does it offer an MBA.
Posted Oct 26, 2010 19:02
thank you for the helpful input Evan.
Posted Apr 06, 2011 14:32
Yes the tuition in Sweden was free but not for MBA programs, only for BSc, MSc and PhD. It was subsidized by the government until now. Starting 2011, Swedish business schools will start charging non EU students. However, it remains free for EU citizens.
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