Stockholm University (SU)
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Founded 1878 as a private higher education institution, became State University in 1960. Lärarhögskolan i Stockholm (Stockholm Institute of Education) is now part of Stockholm University.
Funding:
Public
Accreditation:
Swedish Higher Education Authority (UKA)
Grades 3
Languages 2
Divisions 4
- Humanities FacultyFields of study: Slavic Languages, Ancient Civilizations, Latin American Studies, Musicology, Cinema and Television, Speech Therapy and Audiology, Classical Languages, Women's Studies, Archaeology, Translation and Interpretation, Art History, Linguistics, Media Studies, Theatre, Preschool Education, Journalism, Cultural Studies, Primary Education, Modern Languages, Communication Studies, Philosophy, Literature, History, Information Technology, English
- Law FacultyFields of study: Administrative Law, Labour Law, Private Law, Public Law, International Law, Taxation, Commercial Law, Criminal Law, Finance, Law, Economics
- Science FacultyFields of study: Meteorology, Analytical Chemistry, Toxicology, Neurosciences, Organic Chemistry, Astronomy and Space Science, Genetics, Botany, Molecular Biology, Earth Sciences, Zoology, Ecology, Geology, Microbiology, Science Education, Mathematics Education, Nutrition, Biochemistry, Geography, Natural Sciences, Environmental Studies, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Computer Science
- Social Sciences FacultyFields of study: Geography (Human), International Economics, Child Care and Development, Public Relations, Criminology, Social Studies, Advertising and Publicity, Special Education, Anthropology, Statistics, Teacher Training, Social Work, Sociology, Social Sciences, Political Sciences, Psychology, Education, Computer Science, Economics, Management, Business Administration
Requirements
- Admission details: Secondary school certificate or foreign equivalent, or aged at least 25 yrs with 4 yrs work experience and knowledge of English. Admission to all programmes and courses is restricted
- Free option: Free of charge for Swedish and EU/EEA/Switzerland citizens
