University of Gothenburg
Tuition/Year
SEK 86,000 - 150,000
Acceptance
50%
QS Ranking
#181
Students
N/A
About University of Gothenburg
The University of Gothenburg in Gothenburg, Sweden (QS Rank: 181) is a research-driven public university known for strong academics across Business/MBA, Sciences, Medicine, and Arts & Humanities. Set in a vibrant coastal city with close links to industry and innovation, it offers Indian students an excellent mix of globally recognized teaching, practical learning opportunities, and an international campus experience in one of Europe’s most sustainable countries.
Popular Programs
Fees & Living Costs
Tuition Fees
SEK 86,000 - 150,000
per year
Living Cost
USD -
per year
Language Requirements
IELTS
6.5+
TOEFL
90+
Reviews & Ratings
See what students say about University of Gothenburg
10 Reviews
Kaushik
The facilities for Sciences are updated and there are many collaborative projects available with local industries. However, administrative processes can be slow at times.
Pros
Updated facilities, collaborative projects
Cons
Slow administration
Indrajit
The Arts & Humanities course offers a diverse range of subjects and the faculty encourages creative exploration. However, job placements in this field can be somewhat challenging.
Pros
Diverse subjects, supportive faculty
Cons
Job placement challenges
Debashish
I found the Medicine course to be rigorous but rewarding, with a rich curriculum and committed professors. The only drawback is the extensive study hours required.
Pros
Rich curriculum, committed professors
Cons
Extensive study hours
Tanushree
The Business/MBA program helped me build a strong network with international peers and industry leaders. The one concern is the fluctuating job market, which can affect placements occasionally.
Pros
Strong networking opportunities
Cons
Fluctuating job market
Arnab
The Education program prepares you well for future roles with its hands-on approach and experienced professors. A drawback would be the limited elective options available.
Pros
Hands-on approach, experienced professors
Cons
Limited electives
