Uppsala University

Uppsala, Sweden

Founded in 1477, Uppsala University is the oldest university in the Nordic countries. Today, it is a strong, comprehensive research university ranked among the best in the world, with over 50,000 students and close to 6,000 researchers.
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Frequently Asked Questions

You can find your schedule in Studium about 5 weeks before the course starts, or by searching with your course name or code at schema.uu.se after logging in with your student account. The literature list is available in the course syllabus for each course, which you can find on the university's course and programme search page or via the course page in Studium.
If you have a long-term disability that creates obstacles in your studies, you can apply for educational support. You should apply for support well in advance, ideally when you apply for the programme. Once you have received a decision on educational adjustments, you should contact your department's study counsellor to arrange the specific support.
To be eligible for most Bachelor's programmes, you must meet the English requirement equivalent to the Swedish upper secondary course English 6. You can meet this by submitting results from an internationally recognised test such as IELTS Academic (overall score of 6.5 and no section below 5.5), TOEFL iBT (total score of 90), or Cambridge English (CAE or CPE).
No, you cannot transfer to Uppsala University from a programme at another location. You need to apply for the programme from the beginning via antagning.se. After admission, your department can assess whether any of your previous studies can be credited towards your new programme.
No, you cannot apply for the university's general scholarships before you are registered and have begun your studies. You can apply for scholarships even as a new student, but you must do so after registration. For your application, you will need to attach your registration certificate from Ladok instead of a result certificate.
Yes, if you are a fee-paying student from a country outside the EU, EEA, or Switzerland, you are guaranteed housing. As long as you apply for and accept your offer on time, the Uppsala University Housing Office will provide you with a student dormitory room. You remain responsible for paying the rent, and this guarantee also applies to scholarship recipients.
Yes, if you are a non-fee-paying student from an EU/EEA country or Switzerland, you will be responsible for arranging your own accommodation. The university provides guidance, including a list of housing portals like the communal queue system managed by Uppsala municipality (Uppsala Bostadsförmedling), where the largest providers of student accommodation are Rikshem and Uppsalahem.
Yes, you can also contact the 13 student nations, each of which has its own housing for members, or apply for housing through the Uppsala University Housing Office, which accepts applications year-round even for non-fee-paying students. It is crucial to begin your search early, as demand is highest in August and September.
Uppsala University offers career events and support, such as the "Career Tuesday" webinar series, which focuses on the application process and requirements for a residence permit to work in Sweden as an employee. These events are specifically tailored for fee-paying bachelor's and master's students planning to graduate and pursue a career in Sweden.

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