Umea University
Tuition/Year
SEK 80,000 - 140,000
Acceptance
60%
QS Ranking
#355
Students
N/A
About Umea University
Umeå University in Umeå, Sweden (QS World University Ranking: 355) is known for strong research-led teaching and a welcoming, student-focused campus in one of Scandinavia’s most livable northern cities. Indian students can choose from in-demand programs in Sciences, Medicine, Engineering, and Business/MBA, supported by modern labs, close industry links, and plenty of English-taught options. With Sweden’s innovation-driven environment and excellent quality of life, Umeå offers a practical pathway to global careers and post-study opportunities in Europe.
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Fees & Living Costs
Tuition Fees
SEK 80,000 - 140,000
per year
Living Cost
USD -
per year
Language Requirements
IELTS
6.5+
TOEFL
85+
Reviews & Ratings
See what students say about Umea University
10 Reviews
Moumita
Umea's campus is beautiful and provides a vibrant student life. The Science courses are thorough and prepare you well for future careers.
Pros
Vibrant campus life, thorough courses
Cons
Occasional lack of resources in the library
Partha
The Engineering faculty is passionate and provides great mentorship. The placement cell is active, helping students connect with industry leaders.
Pros
Passionate faculty, active placement cell
Cons
Need for more workshops
Arpita
The medical faculty at Umea is top-notch, with a focus on research and innovation. The campus offers a great environment for medical students.
Pros
Research-focused, great environment
Cons
High cost of living
Subrata
The campus is modern and well-equipped with state-of-the-art laboratories. The faculty are approachable and have great knowledge in the field of Sciences.
Pros
Well-equipped labs, supportive faculty
Cons
Weather can be harsh for some students
Anima
I am impressed by the international exposure offered by the MBA program. The placements are excellent with many multinational companies recruiting from the university.
Pros
Great international exposure, strong placements
Cons
High competition among students
