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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
In the 2025 rankings by QS, a few of the subjects Karolinska Institutet rank exceptionally well. The rankings of these courses are given below:
- Dentistry: #7
- Medicine: #9
- Life Sciences and Medicine: #10
- Pharmacy and Pharmacology: #14
- Nursing: #23
- Biological Sciences: #26
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Karolinska Institutet ranking is #49 in Times Higher World University Rankings in 2025. As per THE rankings only, it ranks at #14 in Europe and #6 in the EU. In U.S. News ranking, it ranks at #51 in the world. Additionally, in ARWU rankings, KI University ranks at #43 in the world. Additionally, in the QS rankings, a few of the university's subjects rank well such as Life Sciences and Medicine ranks at #10 and Medicine ranks at #9.
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Karolinska Institutet is one of the leading medical universities in the world. It has been ranked #49 in Times Higher World University Rankings in 2025. Since 2021, this university has been ranked among the Top 50 Universities globally. Furthermore, it is Sweden's the largest medical university. Also, it is one of the most selective university in Sweden as its acceptance rate is around 4%. Additionally, KI accounts for the single the largest share of all academic and medical research conducted in Sweden. Pioneering research at this institute is conducted in Immunology, Cancer, Neuroscience, Nursing, and Global Health.
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Since 1901, the Nobel Assembly at KI has selected the recipients of Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology. The Nobel Assembly has 50 voting members and comprises professors in Medical subjects at KI, Sweden. Over the years, the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to 5 scientists from KI including Hugo Theorell, Ragnar Granit, and Ulf Von Euler.
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Yes, it is difficult to get into KI University, since its acceptance rate is around 3.9%. So, to get admission to this institute, the applicants must have a good academic record. Additionally, they must aim to meet all the entry requirements. To take admission to Master's courses, the applicants should have a Bachelor's degree. On the other hand, for admission to Bachelor's courses, the applicants should have completed Upper Secondary or High school education. Additionally, meet the English language proficiency requirements.
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The cost of living in Sweden is considered slightly high. An average monthly budget is given below:
Particulars | Fees in SEK (Monthly) |
---|---|
Food | SEK 2,810 |
Accommodation | SEK 3,500 – 7,000 |
Student Union fee, books | SEK 200 |
Local travel | SEK 850 |
Other (insurance, clothing, phone, leisure, etc.) | SEK 1,970 |
Total | SEK 10,520 – 14,020 |
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The annual KI University tuition fee to study at the Postgraduate level is around INR 14.5 L – INR 18 L. Students are required to pay the living expenses. The average monthly expenses for a student living in Sweden can be around SEK 10,520 – 14,020 (Around INR 94k – 1.2 L). The course-wise fees is given as follows:
Courses | 1st Year Tuition Fees |
MS (4 courses) | INR 15 L - 18 L |
MBA/PGDM (1 course) | INR 16 L |
MSc (1 course) | INR 16 L |
MPH (1 course) | INR 16 L |
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