Mid Sweden University

Gothenburg, Sweden

Mid Sweden University was founded on 1 July 1993 as a result of the merger of the University College of Sundsvall/Härnösand and the University College of Östersund. It was granted full university status from 1 January 2005 and thus became Mid Sweden University.
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Mid Sweden University is a public higher-education institution in Sweden, with campuses in Sundsvall and Östersund.
It was granted full university status on 1 January 2005, after its origin in 1993 from the merger of two university colleges.
It operates primarily on two campuses (Sundsvall and Östersund) and serves thousands of students across undergraduate, master’s and doctoral levels.
Applicants must complete an upper-secondary education (or equivalent), meet subject prerequisites if required, and submit the application through the Swedish national admissions portal or university system.
Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) from a recognised institution, satisfy programme-specific subject criteria, and demonstrate English proficiency if required.
Non-EU/EEA applicants must apply via the designated portal, pay any required application fee, provide certified transcripts and English language proof, and submit by stated deadlines for their chosen term.
The university provides a Student Health Centre offering preventive care and guidance; in emergencies students can also access Swedish national services (e.g., by calling 112 for urgent cases).
International-student orientation covers local health care, emergency procedures, student insurance, and practical advice on living safely in the region.
Yes — there are established channels via student-services offices for reporting health, welfare or safety issues; students are encouraged to use them for timely assistance.
Yes — the university offers a number of programmes taught in English, particularly at master’s level and for exchange students.
Yes — many programmes require prerequisite subject credits (for example mathematics, engineering or science) which must be fulfilled before or during application.
Yes — the university offers recognition of equivalent prior learning, and students should refer to the specific programme’s criteria for how prior credits or experience may be applied.
Yes — for non-EU/EEA students some programmes offer tuition-fee scholarships; however, these are limited and merit-based.
Typically, EU/EEA and Swiss citizens are exempt from tuition fees at Swedish public universities; students should confirm current policy at the university.
The two main campuses are in Sundsvall and Östersund, Sweden, each offering modern facilities, city-access and regional amenities.
Yes — the university collaborates with local student-housing companies to arrange accommodation for students, including international and campus-based options.
Accommodation options include dormitory-style rooms, shared apartments or single apartments, usually furnished; rental cost varies by location, type and lease duration.
Yes — the university’s career-services and international-office provide information on how students can work part-time during studies and the possibilities after graduation under Swedish immigration law.
International students may apply for post-study work visas or residence permits for job-seeking after their degree, subject to Swedish immigration regulations and employment criteria.
No — there is no guaranteed job placement or visa sponsorship provided by the university; graduates must secure employment and meet Swedish permit requirements independently.

University Of Mid Sweden University Application Statistics

13000
10:1
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SEK 48000
2.5

University Of Mid Sweden University Application Statistics

13000
10:1
60 %
SEK 48000
2.5

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