Swedish Institute Scholarship

This listing links to a scholarship opportunity offered by Swedish Institute for Masters study in Sweden. Funding is listed as fully funded, with a duration of 1-2 years (typical Master's duration; varies by program). The deadline is March 31, 2026 (applications close at 12:00 PM NZT). Scholarships Central is information-only and redirects to the provider; always confirm eligibility, benefits, required documents, and the latest instructions on the official source page before applying.

SwedenMastersFully FundedDeadline: March 31, 2026 (applications close at 12:00 PM NZT)

Official source: Swedish Institute • Last updated:

Eligibility

Eligible nationalities
Eligibility is defined by the provider and country profile (confirm official source)
Degree level
Masters
Study location
Sweden
Academic background
Must meet admission/academic requirements for Masters study (check official source)
Admission required
Many providers require admission or a valid offer before funding decisions (confirm official source)
Minimum GPA/grades
Merit threshold is provider/program-dependent (confirm official source)
Work experience
Requirement varies by scholarship type and provider
Field of study
Program-dependent; applicants must match eligible disciplines listed by the provider
Residency requirement
May apply for country-targeted or region-targeted schemes
Document language/translations
Certified translations/legalization may be required for non-native-language documents
Current enrollment status
Depends on call rules (new-admit vs currently-enrolled categories may differ)
Age limit
Age policy varies by provider/country profile; many schemes do not publish one universal cap
Language requirements
Set by the host institution/program; accepted tests or exemptions vary by provider

Benefits

Tuition
Listed as full (confirm coverage on official source)
Stipend
Varies by provider/call; check official source for amount and payment terms
Accommodation
Provider-dependent; may be included, subsidized, or unavailable by scheme
Travel
Provider-dependent; some schemes include one-time travel support
Health insurance
Coverage depends on scholarship conditions and host-country rules
Other benefits
Additional support may include research, books, or orientation allowances (scheme-dependent)
Visa/residence support
Some schemes provide limited support; verify visa-fee or permit support on official source
Application fee
Fee policy is portal/provider-specific; confirm before submission

Application process

  1. Where to apply: Use the official provider website (si.se) via the external link on this page.
  2. Confirm requirements: Read the official instructions and confirm eligibility and the exact deadline (some providers have multiple rounds).
  3. Admission: If the scholarship is degree-linked, complete program admission steps first and keep offer/enrollment evidence ready.
  4. Account/nomination: Create an account or complete nomination/referral steps where the provider requires it.
  5. Documents: Prepare and upload the required documents listed by the provider (transcripts, ID, letters, etc.). Provide certified translations if required.
  6. Selection method: Follow the provider’s official process (merit/test/interview/portfolio, as applicable).
  7. Final decision/enrollment: Submit before the deadline, save your confirmation/reference number, and monitor email/portal for results and next steps.

Required documents

  • Passport / national ID (if required)
  • Academic transcripts
  • Degree certificates / diplomas (if applicable)
  • CV/Resume
  • Motivation letter / statement of purpose
  • Recommendation letters (if required)
  • Language test score (IELTS/TOEFL) if required
  • Admission letter / proof of enrollment (if required)
  • Certified translations (if required)
  • Portfolio / research proposal (if required)
  • Medical / health certificate (if required)
  • Any additional forms requested by the provider

Good to know

  • If this is offered by a university, confirm whether you must first secure admission before applying for funding.
  • Funding is listed as Fully Funded. Confirm what is covered (tuition/stipend/travel/accommodation) on the official source.
  • Deadlines and requirements can change. Always verify the latest instructions on the official provider website before applying.
  • Be cautious with third-party sites. Use the official link and verify details directly with the provider.

FAQ

Is this fully funded?

This listing is marked as fully funded. Confirm what is covered (tuition, stipend, travel, accommodation) on the official source. Coverage can vary by program or provider, so read the official benefits section carefully.

Is IELTS mandatory?

Language requirements depend on the program/university/provider. Check the official source for the exact requirement and accepted tests or exemption pathways.

What is the deadline?

The deadline is listed as March 31, 2026 (applications close at 12:00 PM NZT). Always confirm the exact date and timeline on the official source.

Where do I apply?

Use the external official link on this page to reach the provider website. Scholarships Central does not accept applications or collect personal data for applications.

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