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Finland and Sweden Scholarships — Swedish Institute and University Tuition Scholarships

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Finland and Sweden charge non-EU students tuition for English-taught bachelor's and master's, but universities offer partial to full tuition scholarships — usually with the admission application. In Sweden, the Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) cover tuition and living costs; check the eligible-country list each year.

Main scholarships

ScholarshipWho / levelWhat it covers
Swedish Institute (SISGP)Master's; work and leadership experience, citizens of eligible countriesTuition, monthly stipend, travel, insurance
Swedish university scholarshipsAdmission applicantsPartial/full tuition waiver
Finnish university scholarshipsAdmission applicantsPartial/full tuition waiver, sometimes first-year support

Note

  • Sweden's admissions go through the central portal University Admissions in Sweden, Finland's through Studyinfo.fi
  • In both, the main application window is the winter before (December–January) — check exact dates on the portals

Related: Scholarship application guide · Application process

Admission, scholarship, test-score and visa rules can change every year — check the latest information on the university, scholarship provider and embassy websites before you apply.

Official source

FAQ

Can Bangladeshis apply for the Swedish Institute scholarship?

The list of eligible countries is published each year; check that year's list on si.se for Bangladesh.

Is study in Finland tuition-free?

Non-EU students pay tuition for English-taught bachelor's/master's; Finnish- or Swedish-taught programmes and PhDs are usually free. University scholarships can reduce tuition.

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