When preparing for application to study abroad, everyone needs to carefully screen targets and confirm their own abilities. The following is an introduction to the application requirements for studying abroad at Lund University in Sweden.

Application conditions

Educational requirements: High school graduation Other requirements: Cambridge First English Certificate, with a score of A or B, Swedish University Entrance Standard Test (TISUS) or taking a Swedish B course 1. Proof of Swedish language proficiency is only required when applying for Swedish-taught majors; 2. The score in each part of IELTS must not be lower than 4.5. Language and related test scores: TOEFL total score: 61.00 IELTS total score: 5.00 IELTS single subject requirement: no less than 4.5.

Cost of studying abroad

The annual tuition fee for graduate students at Lund University in Sweden is about 13,000 euros. In terms of living expenses, I will give you a reference for the approximate cost.

1. Accommodation, there are many room types to choose from, and you can also choose to share a room, which is about 10 square meters, with independent toilet and bathroom, and a shared kitchen on the first floor. About 2500kr a month.

2. Transportation. If you have a student ID of Lund University, you can enjoy the student price. You can apply for a transportation card that can be used in Lund and Malmo, as well as trains, subways, and buses. It costs about 400kr per trip. Monthly, if you don’t have a student card, it’s about 780kr/month.

3. Food and vegetables are relatively expensive, and meat without bones is also expensive, but there are some small shops in Lund that sell reasonably priced prices for Middle Easterners. It depends on how you eat it, it will be cheaper if you make it yourself. If you go to a restaurant, fast food costs about 70kr/portion. Dinner is about 200kr/person.

Scholarships

Lund University, in order to attract more international students (non-EU students), provides Lund’s Global Scholarship every year. The scholarship fee generally covers tuition fees of 25, 50 , 75 or 100 reduction.

Lund University 350 Jubilee Scholarship

Lund University 350 Jubilee Scholarship

In order to celebrate the 350th anniversary of Lund University, the school also set up a special scholarship for the 350th anniversary of the founding of the school. Scholarships and partial tuition fee exemptions

Lund University Industrial Design Scholarship

The Ingvar Kamprad Scholarship

Every year, countless students apply for Lund University Master of Industrial Design. The scholarship will be selected by the Board of Directors of the Faculty of Engineering at Lund University. There are only two places available each year. The scholarship covers the student's tuition, living and accommodation expenses for two years.

There are other scholarships in Sweden that you can apply for, but these are the only three that are named after Lund University.

College Majors

School of Mathematics and Natural Sciences

Biochemistry; Theoretical Physics; Aerospace Science; Genetics; Limnology; Botany and Plant Physiology; Animals biology and animal physiology; inorganic and organic chemistry; mathematics; mineralogy; petroleum geology; microecology; animal ecology; dynamical systems; radiophysics; computer science.

School of Engineering

- Construction science; Industrial management; Work environment; Applied nutrition; Water resources engineering; Chemical engineering; Robot engineering; Solid state mechanics; Thermal energy engineering; Electromagnetic theory; Urban Planning; Mechanical components and accessories; Food engineering; Telecommunications engineering; Industrial power engineering; Information theory; Production and materials technology; Automatic and system sciences and environmental economics; Transportation planning; Bioengineering; Construction management; Atomic physics; Architecture and development ; Energy economic planning; signal processing engineering; machine design; transportation engineering.

School of Theology

- Philosophy of religion; psychology of religion; history of religion; religion and its sects; Jewish studies; Isnite studies; religious history and its phenomena; New Testament commentary; Old Testament commentary.

Law School

- Legal procedure; public law; tax law; labor law; administrative law; civil law; criminal law; legal history; jurisprudence; international law; social welfare law.

School of Humanities

- Medieval Archeology; Music Studies; Folk Studies; English Literature; Ancient History; Theoretical Philosophy; Practical Philosophy; Art History; Chinese Language; German Language; Japanese; Swedish; Danish; Norwegian; Finnish; Icelandic; Spanish; Romanian; History; General Linguistics; Contemporary Art and Environment. Faculty of Social Sciences

The Faculty of Social Sciences at Lund University brings together numerous research fields and is dedicated to researching and promoting the structural and systematic knowledge and understanding of human beings themselves and society. The Academy of Social Sciences has two campuses in Lund and Helsingborg, eight departments and two independent teaching and research units. The teaching and research of the School of Social Sciences covers the following fields: development studies, education, gender studies, geography, geospatial systems, human ecology, human geography, media and communication, world peace and dispute studies, political science, Psychology, service industry management, sociology, anthropology, social work, and legal sociology, etc. At the same time, the graduate school under the social sciences has also established a number of academic fields dedicated to interdisciplinary research, such as Development Studies, Global Studies, and Social Studies of Gender. . The Academy of Social Sciences has an independent library on the Lund campus. In addition, the Academy of Social Sciences also carries out rich exchanges and cooperation with relevant departments and international academic organizations in many countries, and is committed to enhancing the global cooperation perspective of the Academy of Social Sciences' research and teaching.

School of Medicine

Occupational disease research; psychiatry; pathology; clinical chemistry; surgery and internal medicine; gynecology; pediatrics; immunology; rheumatology research; bacteriology; ENT; clinical Physiology; Anatomy; Pharmacy; Oncology; Dermatology and Venereology; Anesthesia; Hematology; Infectious Diseases; Genetics; Parasitology; Coagulation Studies; Physiological Therapy; Radiotherapy; Surgery and Internal Medicine; Embryology; Neurology; Public health and hygiene; clinical orthopedic science; biomedical engineering; clinical biochemistry; child and adolescent psychology; medical analysis.