Stockholm University
Tuition/Year
SEK 90,000 - 150,000
Acceptance
45%
QS Ranking
#118
Students
N/A
About Stockholm University
Stockholm University in Sweden’s capital is a research-driven public university ranked QS #118, known for strong strengths across Sciences and Social Sciences alongside respected options in Business/MBA and Law. For Indian students, it offers the advantage of studying in a global innovation hub with excellent industry exposure, English-taught master’s pathways, and a multicultural campus that supports careers across Europe.
Popular Programs
Fees & Living Costs
Tuition Fees
SEK 90,000 - 150,000
per year
Living Cost
USD -
per year
Language Requirements
IELTS
6.5+
TOEFL
90+
Reviews & Ratings
See what students say about Stockholm University
10 Reviews
Arnab
Studying Law here has been enlightening, with strong emphasis on contemporary legal issues. The downside is limited study material availability in the library.
Pros
Emphasis on contemporary issues, stimulating classes.
Cons
Limited library materials.
Moumita
The campus integrates nature beautifully with study spaces, making it a great place for Sciences students to thrive. However, navigating through city transport can be tricky.
Pros
Beautiful campus, great environment.
Cons
Tricky transport.
Arpita
Law faculty is highly qualified and passionate about teaching, providing numerous resources for students. The only downside is that internships are competitive to secure.
Pros
Qualified faculty, excellent resources.
Cons
Competitive internships.
Subrata
The campus is modern and well-equipped, offering excellent resources for Sciences students. The faculty is knowledgeable and supportive, but placement opportunities can be somewhat competitive.
Pros
Modern facilities, strong faculty support.
Cons
Competitive placement opportunities.
Rituparna
The Business/MBA program focuses on practical learning, with great support from career services for placements. However, some coursework can feel redundant.
Pros
Practical learning, good career support.
Cons
Redundant coursework.
