Stockholm University Scholarships 2026 – Tuition Funding for Master’s Students from Outside the EU/EEA
Stockholm University (SU) offers highly competitive scholarships for international students (residents of countries outside the EU/EEA/Switzerland) applying for English-taught Master’s programmes. These scholarships provide full or partial tuition fee waivers, enabling access to world-class education in fields such as humanities, social sciences, law, and natural sciences.
Who Is Eligible?
- Non-EU/EEA/Swiss citizens required to pay tuition fees
- Applicants admitted to a Master’s programme at SU during the international admission round
- Demonstrated outstanding academic merit, professionalism, leadership, and SU as first-choice university
- Special scholarships available for the International Commercial Arbitration Law programme (ICAS)
Benefits & Limitations
Recipients may receive:
- Full or partial tuition fee coverage, depending on award level
- Access to SU’s resources, courses, research facilities, and academic support services
Please note:
- Living expenses, accommodation, travel, visa fees, insurance, and textbooks are not covered
- Students should budget ~SEK 11,214/month for living costs in Sweden
Application Timeline & Process
- Admission decision: Notified after the international admission round
- Scholarship application deadline: 31 March 2026 via UniversityAdmissions.se
- Results announced: Late April 2026; tuition fee refunds processed if awarded
Fields & Programs Covered
Eligible programmes span SU’s four faculties, including but not limited to:
- Arts & Humanities
- Social Sciences
- Law (notably International Commercial Arbitration Law)
- Natural Sciences (e.g., Marine Biology, Molecular Life Sciences)
- Specialized areas such as Information Security, Public Health, Environmental Social Sciences, and more
Why It Matters
- Enables students from all continents to pursue a tuition‑free Master’s degree in Sweden
- Enhances academic and professional credentials by connecting with SU’s global research community
- Offers access to internships, networks, and leadership opportunities in Europe and Nordic countries
- Complements EU scholarship schemes like Erasmus+, north2north, and Swedish Institute scholarships for mobility and exchange students