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Sweden universities for Nepali students

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Where you study in Sweden changes your costs and your scholarship chances. This page lists universities, with each fee linked to the page it came from.

How to use this page

  • Read the fee line on each card: it says whether the amount is per year or for the whole programme.
  • Read the minimum entry line. It says whether the rule names Nepal.
  • Read the source line on each card, and open it for your program.

See our Sweden cost guide for living costs and proof of funds.

Universities and colleges

How we chose these

We show the universities whose tuition fees we could read on an official page. Swedish fees for students from outside the EU and EEA are usually shown as a total for the whole programme, or per year, so each card says which. Swedish-taught programmes such as Uppsala's Business and Economics bachelor (SEK 297,000) need Swedish and are not listed. No groups, private universities or colleges are listed yet. This is not a recommendation: Sweden has more universities that accept Nepali students, and you also need proof of funds for the residence permit. See our Sweden student visa guide.

Fees depend on the course, the year you start and your fee status. They are not a quote. Open the source link and confirm with the university before you apply.

Public universities. Fees are for international students outside the EU and EEA, in Swedish kronor (SEK).

Tuition range on this tab

Lowest listed

SEK 90,000 a year

Stockholm University

Highest listed

SEK 140,000 a year

Stockholm University

Yearly fees only, taken from the cards below. Some courses (such as medicine) cost more. Whole-programme fees are not included in this range.

Lund University

Lund

Tuition fee
SEK 390,000 for the programme
One example: International Business bachelor's programme, non-EU/EEA applicants, total for the whole programme. First instalment is SEK 65,000, paid before each semester. Other programmes have their own fee on their programme page
Source: Lund University: International Business, bachelor's programme · Checked
Course areas on the fee page
International Business
Minimum entry
General rule, Nepal not named: General entry requirements plus studies equivalent to Swedish upper secondary English 6 (English level 2). The programme page lists no separate IELTS or TOEFL score and does not name Nepal.Source: Lund University: International Business, bachelor's programme · Checked
Scholarships
  • Lund University Global Scholarship: The fee page says a scholarship reduces your invoice, for example a 50% scholarship halves each semester's fee. Its own page sets who can apply

Visit website Lund University

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Stockholm

Tuition fee
SEK 385,000 to SEK 453,000 for the programme
Non-EU/EEA students, total for the whole programme. SEK 385,000 is the usual fee for a two-year master's programme with both years at KTH, and it varies by programme. SEK 453,000 is the bachelor's in Information and Communication Technology
Source: KTH: Tuition fees for master's and bachelor's programmes · Checked
Course areas on the fee page
Information and Communication Technology
Minimum entry
General rule, Nepal not named: For master's, IELTS 6.5 overall is given as an example of an accepted test. The page does not name Nepal and says rules depend on your country of previous studies, so check with University Admissions.Source: KTH: Entry requirements for master's studies · Checked
Scholarships
  • KTH Scholarship (master's): Open to all fee-paying applicants and covers the tuition fee for one or two years. KTH offers no bachelor's scholarships

Visit website KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Stockholm University

Stockholm

Tuition fee
SEK 90,000 to SEK 140,000 a year
Non-EU/EEA students, per academic year. SEK 90,000 for humanities, social sciences and law, SEK 140,000 for sciences. Some programmes have special prices
Source: Stockholm University: Costs, fees and scholarships · Checked
Course areas on the fee page
Humanities · Social Sciences · Law · Sciences
Minimum entry
We could not confirm a Nepal-specific entry rule. Check the course page and the university's international admissions page.
Scholarships
No international scholarship named on the fee page. Check the university's funding page.

Visit website Stockholm University

Common questions

Do Nepali students pay tuition in Sweden?
Yes. Students from outside the EU and EEA pay tuition. Cards show either a yearly fee or the total for the whole programme, so check which.
Are these the best universities for Nepali students?
No. The lists show universities whose fees we could read on official pages. The right choice depends on your course, grades, budget and goals.
What else do I need for the residence permit?
Proof of funds and other documents. See our Sweden student visa guide before you pay any deposit.

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