Register for the Uppsala University scholarship to study bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Sweden in all academic specializations offered by the university. This scholarship is available to everyone, without complicated conditions and without a work requirement. Follow us for full details.
About Uppsala University
Uppsala University is a research university in Uppsala, Sweden. Founded in 1477, it is the oldest university in Sweden and all of the Nordic countries still in operation. It is among the top 100 universities in the world in several prominent global rankings.
Uppsala belongs to the Coimbra Group of European Universities and the Association of European Research-Intensive Universities. The university has nine colleges divided into three “fields of specialization.” It has about 44000 students enrolled in 286 different programs and 1900 independent courses.
Advantages of studying in Uppsala
- Uppsala University is top ranked.
- 35% of master's graduates receive a doctoral degree.
- Two main study areas, in Uppsala and in Visby.
- The first Swedish university – founded in 1477.
- Amazing student life.
Conditions for the Uppsala University Scholarship
One of the most important conditions for obtaining an Uppsala University scholarship is that the student must have applied for a bachelor's or master's programme at the university before the university admission deadline. Students must check the specific application dates and adhere to them carefully.
When a student applies for an Uppsala University scholarship, he/she must have chosen a maximum of four study programmes. Students should prioritise their choices according to their interests and educational goals. Students can follow updates on the university’s webpage to find out about the available programmes.
To enroll at Uppsala University and compete for scholarships, students must have obtained a general secondary education certificate or equivalent. This certificate is one of the basic requirements for admission to the university.
If you want to apply for a Master's programme and receive a scholarship from Uppsala University, you must have a Bachelor's degree or equivalent from a recognised university.
English is the official language of instruction at Uppsala University, so students who wish to receive a scholarship must demonstrate their proficiency in English. This can be done by passing a specific language test such as TOEFL or IELTS.
How do you apply and register your name?
To register in Swedish universities through the University Admissions Sweden website, you must follow the following steps:
See the requirements: Before you begin the registration process, you must make sure that you meet the admission requirements for the program you wish to enroll in. You need to know the language requirements, academic grades and any additional documents required.
Create an account: Go to the University Admissions Sweden website and choose “Create account” to create a new account. You will need to provide personal information and create a username and password.
Fill out the application: After creating the account, log in using your username and password. Then choose “Applications” to start filling out the application for enrollment in the program. Follow the instructions and fill out the required information.
Choose programs: Choose the programs you would like to apply to. You can choose multiple programs if you have more than one choice. Be sure to observe application deadlines.
Make sure your documents have been officially issued
In order for your documents to be accepted, it is important that they have been officially issued by your school before they are scanned into a PDF file for uploading, or copied and sent by post. Printouts from a web page, handwritten copies, or certificates from an unofficial source cannot be accepted.
Most documents can be uploaded to University Admissions. We encourage you to use this service whenever possible as your documents will arrive quickly, easily and securely.
Scan original documents in color and upload them under the Documents tab.
- Log in to your account here at Universityadmissions.se.
- Go to “My Pages” and select “Documents.”
- Read “Info Before You Get Started” for important general instructions.
- Follow the step-by-step instructions to upload your documents.
- How do I know that my documents have arrived?
- When you upload your documents, you add them directly to your application in the electronic admission system.
Any file name you see listed on the “Documents” page is a file that has been added to your admission application.
You are currently unable to open or view documents you have uploaded. Check the names of the files we received against files on your computer to see what you sent.
If you are sending a resume, letter of recommendation, or letter of intent, make sure you have the final version you wish to send before uploading it.
Track Status: After submitting your application, you can track the status of your application through your account on the website. You will receive a notification of your acceptance or rejection later.
The registration process must be careful and precise, and it is best to start early to comply with all deadlines and ensure a successful application. So, make sure to read the information provided on the website carefully and follow the specific instructions for each program.
What papers and documents are required of you as a student?
The list of documents required to apply to Swedish universities may vary slightly from one university to another and from one study program to another. But usually the list of basic documents includes the following:
- A certified copy of the high school diploma or its equivalent.
- This certificate must be translated into English if it is in another language.
- If you are applying to a postgraduate programme such as a Masters, you may need to submit Bachelor's degrees or equivalent.
- You may also need an English translation if it is in another language.
- If the educational program you wish to enroll in requires proof of English language level, you must submit a TOEFL, IELTS or other recognized exam.
- You need to speak to the university in question to find out what level is required.
- You may need to submit letters of recommendation from teachers, professors, or academic supervisors.
- Be sure to find out if the program you are applying to requires letters of recommendation and how many letters are required.
- You may also need to submit a CV or certificate of appreciation documenting your previous experience and academic and professional achievements.
- Some universities or programs may require photos for registration.
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