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Stages of Higher Education in Sweden
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Федеральное государственное бюджетное образовательное учреждение высшегообразования
Пермский государственный медицинский университет им. академика Е.А. Вагнера
Министерства здравоохранения Российской Федерации
Кафедра иностранных языков
Stages of Higher Education in
Sweden
Выполнила студентка 1 курса
Медико-профилактического факультета
Петрова Галина Юрьевна
Ведущий преподаватель
Хохлова Анна Евгеньевна
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Bachelor's Course in Sweden• The person may attend the
university after graduating
from high school after
passing an entry exam and
doing other required tasks.
The Bachelor's
degree granted by a
Swedish university is
a certificate of higher
education, which
enables the recent
graduate to take a
position in any
country worldwide.
3.
Master's Course in Sweden• University graduate students and persons
who have a university diploma or a master's
degree in another specialization may be
admitted for a Master's course.
4.
Master's Course in Sweden• This course lasts for
two years and after
completing it a
student receives a
Master’s diploma.
5.
PhD (Doctor of Philosophy)Course inSweden
• After two years of studying a student writes a
dissertation and gets a licentiate degree
• After finishing a four years course and doing a
research work one gets a Ph D degree
• As for medical faculties, the length of study is
two years more
6.
Karolinska InstitutetKarolinska Institute, or the Royal Caroline Institute in
English, is a medical university based in Stockholm,
Sweden. As the top-ranked medical school in Sweden, it is
considered one of the best medical schools in the world.
7.
The length of studying period• Medical school runs for 5 ½ years or 11 semesters, which
is shorter compared to most European programs.
• This is followed by a compulsory 18 month internship
conducted by the County Councils.
8.
Payment• The tuition fee for studying in Sweden are usually nine to
nineteen thousand euros a year. In medical spheres it’s up to
thirty thousand a year.
9.
Availability for foreigners• Any foreign student has a
magnificent opportunity
to apply for a Swedish
university that provides
places on courses in
English. There are more
than a thousand of these
in the country.
10.
Scholarship• As for a scholarship system, undergraduate students
often don’t have any grants at all. Unlike them,
graduate students get about eight hundred euros per
month, while those getting PhD’s are tightly connected
to their university that provides good employment for
students. They are usually paid one thousand and twoone thousand and six euros per month.
11.
Living expenses• Furthermore, if you are a foreign
student, you’ll first have to pay for
sending an application to the
university (ninety euros) and then
receive a resident permit (one
hundred euros).
12.
Living expenses• Then in case your tuition and living costs are not fully
covered by a scholarship program, you’ll have to pay for the
former and spend at least four hundred euros on
accommodation and up to two hundred euros on
subsistence.