Students with citizenship outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland are required to pay application and tuition fees. EU/EEA students are not required to pay these fees. Tuition fees do not apply for exchange students or PhD students. The specific tuition fee for a programme can be found at www.universityadmissions.se after selecting Kristianstad University and the programme.

Applications are made online at the Swedish national application portal, www.universityadmissions.se. On this website, you will also find useful information regarding studying in Sweden, entry requirements, and supporting documents. You must pay the application fee if required.

Once you are admitted, you must register to keep your place. Registration opens one week before the start of the studies. You also need to pay the tuition fee (if applicable) and apply for a residence permit for studies at the Swedish Migration Agency. You should also prepare for accommodation as soon as you are admitted.

Yes, Kristianstad University offers a limited number of merit-based scholarships each year to qualified students from outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland. The scholarship typically covers 50% to 100% of the tuition fee. To apply, you must first apply for a programme at the university via Universityadmissions.se. After receiving your application number, you can submit your scholarship application through an online form. For the autumn semester, the application deadline was February 2, 2026 (for that intake). The scholarship does not cover living costs.

Yes, the Swedish Institute (SI) offers fully funded scholarships for master's studies in Sweden, such as the "SI Scholarship for Global Professionals." These scholarships cover tuition fees, a monthly allowance, and travel expenses. They are intended for ambitious professionals with work and leadership experience. You can find more information on eligibility and the application process on the Swedish Institute's website.

If you have completed your higher education studies in Sweden, you can apply for a residence permit to look for work or explore the possibilities of starting your own business in Sweden. This application is made to the Swedish Migration Agency. You are advised to start this process as soon as you receive your degree documentation.

You must have completed your studies, typically at least 30 higher education credits or one semester of postgraduate studies. You must also have held a residence permit for studies during your time in Sweden. The application is made to the Swedish Migration Agency, which also provides detailed information on the specific requirements and forms.