Colleges in Sweden

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.

Indian students seeking admission to Lund University must satisfy the eligibility criteria for the respective courses & submit their application on time by following the admission process mentioned below:

• Visit the official university website & pick a course from the course catalogue 
• Click on "Apply Now" & you'll be redirected to the official website for applying to National Universities in Sweden
• Upload all essential documentation, including past transcripts & test scores 
• Pay the specified application fee (SEK 900 or INR 8 K) & submit the application 
• Wait for an official response

Yes, Lund can be described as reasonably expensive, with the estimated monthly cost of living in Lund being around SEK 8,500-SEK 12,500 (INR 75.6 K-INR 1.11 L). The average cost of living in Sweden is around SEK 10,314 (INR 91.8 K) per month.

Though costly, it can be made affordable by applying for financial aids & part time work, soon after arrival in Sweden.

Yes, submitting GMAT score can be considered extremely beneficial for admission in the MBA programs at the Long Island University. LIU generally requires GMAT or GRE scores for admission in MBA programs. A minimum score of 400 in GMAT is considered for admission. Moreover, if a candidate has a very string profile and work experience, there is a chance that the GMAT score could be waived. But, it is always beneficial to provide the score, as it enhances a candidates profile and increase chances of acceptance.

KI accounts for the largest share of all academic medical research conducted in Sweden. It offers the country's the broadest range of education in Health Sciences and Medicine. It is one of the leading medical universities in the world. Additionally, the Nobel Assembly at KI selects the Nobel Laureates in Medicine and Physiology. Around 6,500 students are studying at KI. According to THE Rankings 2025, Karolinska Institutet ranks among the Top 50 Universities worldwide.

Karolinska Institutet Medical Student Union is the largest and overarching student union. It is open for all students (except Dental students). There are many leadership positions and opportunities for students from every programme to positively impact the quality of education, plan social gatherings, or address any systematic issues.

Considering the acceptance rate, it can be said KI is very competitive and more selective than Uppsala University. The acceptance rate of KI is around 4%, whereas that of Uppsala University is around 70%. A comparison of these universities is given below:

If the admission has been granted to KI, students are not required to accept or reply to confirm the place. In case if the students are conditionally reserved, they are either or required to pay the tuition fees and / or document the degree. Students could also be placed on the reserve list. In this case, refer to the official institute's website.

Karolinska Institutet graduate salaries in Stockholm is SEK 4 Lacs per year according to Glassdoor.com. This is equivalent to INR 35 lakh. A few of the top employers of this university's graduates are Stockholm Health Care Services, Capio Sverige, Aleris, Region Stockholm, etc. The graduates of the Master's in Toxicology course were hired by:

• AstraZeneca
• Goodpoint AB
• Pfizer
• Swedish Food Agency
• TrossaAB