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A reverse chronological list of all stories that have been published on Studyinsweden.se
Aug 31, 2010

Swedish universities foster the future

by: Cari Simmons
Complex rocket launches, organic materials in electronics and fuel-efficient vehicles are just a few of the cutting-edge research projects underway at Swedish universities.
Jul 1, 2010

Swedish Institute Annual Contact Seminar

The Swedish Institute Visby Program is arranging a seminar in Stockholm, Sweden 27 – 29 October, in cooperation with the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences.
Jul 1, 2010

The Swedish Institute Visby Program Leadership Seminar

Welcome to a leadership seminar aimed at young researchers and leaders from Belarus, Russia and Ukraine.
May 19, 2010

Enter our photo contest!

Studyinsweden.se and SwedenInTouch invite you to share your Sweden photos. We have 10 great prizes!
Apr 21, 2010

Sweden introduces tuition fees and offers scholarships for students from outside EU/EEA

by: Studyinsweden.se
The Swedish parliament has passed a law outlining tuition and application fees for students not from an EU/EEA country or Switzerland. These fees will apply from the 2011/2012 academic year but will b ...
Mar 9, 2010

Study in Sweden in Hong Kong

Come meet the Swedish Institute and KTH Royal Institute of Technology at the European Higher Education Fair, Hong Kong, March 13-14.
Mar 1, 2010

Summer courses for applicants from Belarus, Russia and Ukraine

by: Studyinsweden.se
The Swedish Institute Visby Program funds summer courses on different topics for candidates from these countries.
Feb 15, 2010

SI scholarship applications for 2010/2011 now open

by: Studyinsweden.se
Application forms for master's level scholarships from the Swedish Institute for the 2010/2011 academic year are online.
Jan 14, 2010

Linnaeus University: local connection — global reach

by: Christine Demsteader
The creative and innovative mind of Carl Linnaeus — one of Sweden’s most prominent scholars — is a symbol of ambition for a new Swedish university based in his home province of Småland.
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