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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
There are two Master's courses offered by Uppsala Uni in Sweden in the disciplines LLM Environmental Law and Investment Treaty Arbitration. Both of these courses are taught in English. The Environmental Law course gives students the theoretical and methodological knowledge about Environmental Law. Whereas, during the Investment Treaty Arbitration program studies, students can expect to discuss and analyze the basic principles and rules of international (investment) arbitration as the predominant mode of dispute settlement in the field.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Uppsala University has been recognised as one of the Top 100 Universities in the world in QS rankings. In the 2026 QS rankings, Uppsala University in Sweden ranks at #93. This is basically an improvement of 10 places as compared to last year's ranking. In 2025, this university was placed at #103.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
- The Swedish Migration Agency regularly releases a list of the most in demand jobs in Sweden, and is worth checking out
- Korta vägen is a nation-wide employment programme for international students in Sweden and can be accessed via the Swedish Public Employment Service.
- Go through the popular job search platforms in Swedem such as: Arbetsformedlingen (The Swedish Public Employment Service) or the EURES portal.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
The Lund University student life is described as "hectic" by one student, and "easy to adapt" by another, as part of Lund University Student Reviews curated from Shiksha Study Abroad.
Here are some key takeways from the student experience of those who studied at Lund University:
| Likes | Dislikes |
|---|---|
| Safety, next to no crimes | Hectic Course structure |
| Easy to find part time work or internships in Sweden | High Competition for Scholarships |
| Quality Public Services including transportation | Limited Indian Food options |
| Quality South East Asian and European Food | Higher Cost of Living |
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
The Lund University acceptance rate of 58% makes it fairly selective at granting admissions, however, the Chalmers University of Technology acceptance range typically ranges between 80-90%, making it much more easier to secure admissions at.
Students interested in admissions to either institute are required to maintain solid academic scores & a professional resume highlighting other skills, as both Lund & Copenhagen have shown a tendency to be picky to varying extents & priortising highly qualified candidates.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, international students with a valid Sweden study visa, can work any number of hours alongside their studies as there is no limit on work hours for students in Sweden.
However it is worth noting that most universities in the country require students to give out a minimum of 40 hours of study time in a week & therefore students are advised to adhere to the same, to avoid any issues with their study visa.
Violation of the laws can lead to revocation of the study visa & deportation from Sweden.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
The average cost at Lund Uni ranges between INR 7 L-INR 28 L per year. This does not include the costs associated with living. When it comes to that, the costs tend to range between SEK 8,500-SEK 12,500 (INR 75.6 K-INR 1.1 L) per year.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, international students with a valid Sweden study visa, can work any number of hours alongside their studies, as there is no limit on work hours for students in Sweden.
However, it is worth noting that most universities in the country require students to give out a minimum of 40 hours of study time in a week, & therefore students are advised to adhere to the same, to avoid any issues with their study visa.
Violation of the laws, can lead to revokation of the study visa & deportation from Sweden.
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