The Chalmers University of Technologyis offering 35 master’s scholarships in Sweden, where it is based, for foreign students. The scholarships, stop your IPOET Scholarships program , are valid for all almost 40 master’s programs taught at the institution, all of which last two years. Registration opens in November and runs until January 15th.
You can see it at this link the complete list of programs covered. There are options in areas such as Computer Science, engineering, automation, biotechnology and chemistry. The scholarships are partial and cover up to 75% of the tuition value of the chosen programs. On average, a master’s program for international students at Chalmers costs 205,900 SEK. With the reduction, the value goes to With this, the amount that must be paid for the master’s degree in Sweden is around 51 thousand Swedish kronor (around R$ 24 thousand) per year. It is worth remembering that the value varies from program to program.
The university also offers students with good academic performance at the end of the first year an additional scholarship. With it, the financial support offered by the institution reaches 85% of the cost of the second year of studies.
How to apply for master’s scholarships in Sweden
To apply for scholarships, you must first apply to the desired master’s program at the university. This is done via the UniversityAdmissions.se website . To do this, you will need to provide copies of your passport, graduation diploma, academic record, certificate of proficiency in English, updated CV and letter of motivation . Optionally, it is also possible to send letters of recommendation . More information can be seen at this link.
Once the application is made, the student will receive an identification number. He will need to access the scholarship websiteand, with this number, fill out a scholarship request form. With this, an email containing the scholarship application form will be sent to the candidate’s address. Only after filling out and submitting this form will they actually be competing for scholarships.
Applications for master’s scholarships in Sweden are open until January 15th.