Lund University is the #1 choice for international students in Sweden, with one third of all students choosing Lund University programmes. International students appreciate the University because of its wide range of more than 140 international degree programmes, as well as exchange and Ph.D. studies, and strong rankings performance. In the QS World University Rankings 2022, Lund University was ranked 95th in the world. In the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2022, the University also received high world rankings for several subject areas, including geography, development studies, environmental sciences, nursing, finance, marketing and social policy and administration.
Student life
The University’s campus is located in the charming, medieval university town of Lund. Because of its unique combination of traditional student organisations, academic societies and student unions, Lund is considered by many to be the best student city in Sweden. This vast number of student groups ensures that there are plenty of events and activities all year round. Lund University also has campuses located in the nearby cities of Helsingborg and Malmö.
In Lund, students can experience the rich history and cultural heritage of a Swedish medieval university town and, at the same time, be part of the dynamic and international atmosphere created by Lund University students and staff. Moreover, Lund is only 10 minutes away from Sweden’s third largest city Malmö and 35 minutes from the international airport in Copenhagen, making it a great hub for travel throughout Sweden and Europe.
International students
Lund University offers a global class environment where students gain multicultural perspectives and have the opportunity to network with people from around the world. The institution aims to provide an open and informal study experience. Currently, Lund University has 40 000 students, 20% of which are international students (60% on Master's programmes). In Lund, you will find a truly international campus, with students of as many as 130 different nationalities.
Financial aid
The Lund University Global Scholarship is the University’s main scholarship and is open to international students who are citizens of non-EU/EEA countries. This is a merit-based scholarship that students can apply for after they have applied for degree studies with the University.
National scholarships, such as the Swedish Institute Study Scholarship, are another type of financial aid. It should also be mentioned that the University also accepts US and Canadian student loans.
Employability
Proving its dedication to high-quality education, the University was ranked as a top 100 university for graduate employability in the Global University Employability Ranking 2018.
Students in Lund are given excellent opportunities for business interaction, as the city, with its unique, world-class environment for technology, knowledge, innovation and entrepreneurship, hosts an impressive breadth of global companies.
Lund University is the #1 choice for international students in Sweden, with one third of all students choosing Lund University programmes. International students appreciate the University because of its wide range of more than 140 international degree programmes, as well as exchange and Ph.D. studies, and strong rankings performance. In the QS World University Rankings 2022, Lund University was ranked 95th in the world. In the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2022, the University also received high world rankings for several subject areas, including geography, development studies, environmental sciences, nursing, finance, marketing and social policy and administration.
Student life
The University’s campus is located in the charming, medieval university town of Lund. Because of its unique combination of traditional student organisations, academic societies and student unions, Lund is considered by many to be the best student city in Sweden. This vast number of student groups ensures that there are plenty of events and activities all year round. Lund University also has campuses located in the nearby cities of Helsingborg and Malmö.
In Lund, students can experience the rich history and cultural heritage of a Swedish medieval university town and, at the same time, be part of the dynamic and international atmosphere created by Lund University students and staff. Moreover, Lund is only 10 minutes away from Sweden’s third largest city Malmö and 35 minutes from the international airport in Copenhagen, making it a great hub for travel throughout Sweden and Europe.
International students
Lund University offers a global class environment where students gain multicultural perspectives and have the opportunity to network with people from around the world. The institution aims to provide an open and informal study experience. Currently, Lund University has 40 000 students, 20% of which are international students (60% on Master's programmes). In Lund, you will find a truly international campus, with students of as many as 130 different nationalities.
Financial aid
The Lund University Global Scholarship is the University’s main scholarship and is open to international students who are citizens of non-EU/EEA countries. This is a merit-based scholarship that students can apply for after they have applied for degree studies with the University.
National scholarships, such as the Swedish Institute Study Scholarship, are another type of financial aid. It should also be mentioned that the University also accepts US and Canadian student loans.
Employability
Proving its dedication to high-quality education, the University was ranked as a top 100 university for graduate employability in the Global University Employability Ranking 2018.
Students in Lund are given excellent opportunities for business interaction, as the city, with its unique, world-class environment for technology, knowledge, innovation and entrepreneurship, hosts an impressive breadth of global companies.
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
Lund University in Sweden offers nine Bachelor’s degrees in English (BSc, BFA, BM) within the fields of science, medicine & health, business, economics & management, international studies & social sciences, and fine & performing arts.
The University is dedicated to helping students reach their full potential by providing an extensive orientation programme where new students are introduced to the University and life in Sweden. This includes a mentor programme where new arrivals get to meet current students who can then introduce them to Lund’s student life.
Tuition fees
Students who are citizens of countries outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland are generally required to pay tuition fees. Tuition fees do not apply for EU/EEA citizens. Most programmes are $11 000–$16 000 per year. However, students can receive financial aid and scholarships.
Entry requirements
To meet the general admission requirements for the Bachelor’s level, all students must have successfully completed their upper secondary education and be able to demonstrate proficiency in English by means of an internationally recognised test, e.g. TOEFL, IELTS, or the equivalent.
There may be some other country-specific requirements and individual degree programmes may have additional entry requirements. The main application period for international students is mid October–15 January for all programmes starting in the autumn semester (late August) each year.
Lund University in Sweden is well-known for being a research-intensive university. The University offers one of the broadest ranges of degree programmes and courses in Scandinavia, based on cross-disciplinary and cutting-edge research. Because of its wide disciplinary range, interdisciplinary collaborations and engagement with wider society, Lund University is particularly well equipped to meet complex societal challenges.
Students wishing to pursue their postgraduate education can choose from over 100 Master’s degree programmes available across a range of subject areas, including:
Architecture & Design
Business, Economics & Management
Engineering & Technology
Environment & Sustainability
Fine & Performing Arts
Humanities & Theology
International Studies & Social Sciences
Law
Medicine & Health
Science
Another option for students is to pursue one of the European Join University Master’s degrees offered by the university in cooperation with other European universities. Lund University students can also enrol in a Pre-Master’s Preparation Programme for students who wish to boost their academic study and English language skills.
Tuition fees
Students who are citizens of countries outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland are generally required to pay tuition fees. Tuition fees do not apply to EU/EEA citizens. Most programmes are $11 000–$16 000 per year. However, students can receive financial aid and scholarships.
Entry requirements
Admission requirements for students wanting to pursue Master's level studies include having a Bachelor's degree from an internationally recognised university and demonstrating proficiency in English by means of an internationally recognised test, e.g. TOEFL, IELTS or the equivalent. Most programmes at Lund University require a level of English equivalent to IELTS 6.5.
A degree programme may have additional entry requirements that students need to fulfil in order to be considered for admission. The main application period for international students is mid October–15 January for all programmes starting in the autumn semester (late August) each year.
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Lund University is the #1 choice for international students in Sweden, with one third of all students choosing Lund University programmes. International students appreciate the University because of its wide range of more than 140 international degree programmes, as well as exchange and Ph.D. studies, and strong rankings performance. In the QS World University Rankings 2022, Lund University was ranked 95th in the world. In the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2022, the University also received high world rankings for several subject areas, including geography, development studies, environmental sciences, nursing, finance, marketing and social policy and administration.
Student life
The University’s campus is located in the charming, medieval university town of Lund. Because of its unique combination of traditional student organisations, academic societies and student unions, Lund is considered by many to be the best student city in Sweden. This vast number of student groups ensures that there are plenty of events and activities all year round. Lund University also has campuses located in the nearby cities of Helsingborg and Malmö.
In Lund, students can experience the rich history and cultural heritage of a Swedish medieval university town and, at the same time, be part of the dynamic and international atmosphere created by Lund University students and staff. Moreover, Lund is only 10 minutes away from Sweden’s third largest city Malmö and 35 minutes from the international airport in Copenhagen, making it a great hub for travel throughout Sweden and Europe.
International students
Lund University offers a global class environment where students gain multicultural perspectives and have the opportunity to network with people from around the world. The institution aims to provide an open and informal study experience. Currently, Lund University has 40 000 students, 20% of which are international students (60% on Master's programmes). In Lund, you will find a truly international campus, with students of as many as 130 different nationalities.
Financial aid
The Lund University Global Scholarship is the University’s main scholarship and is open to international students who are citizens of non-EU/EEA countries. This is a merit-based scholarship that students can apply for after they have applied for degree studies with the University.
National scholarships, such as the Swedish Institute Study Scholarship, are another type of financial aid. It should also be mentioned that the University also accepts US and Canadian student loans.
Employability
Proving its dedication to high-quality education, the University was ranked as a top 100 university for graduate employability in the Global University Employability Ranking 2018.
Students in Lund are given excellent opportunities for business interaction, as the city, with its unique, world-class environment for technology, knowledge, innovation and entrepreneurship, hosts an impressive breadth of global companies.
Studying at Lund University
Lund University offers over 100 Master's programmes, nine Bachelor’s programmes in English and around 700 courses suitable for exchange students, covering the following subjects:
Find Lund University on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter and YouTube.
Would you like to explore our campus and learn more about Lund University?
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About Lund University
Lund University is the #1 choice for international students in Sweden, with one third of all students choosing Lund University programmes. International students appreciate the University because of its wide range of more than 140 international degree programmes, as well as exchange and Ph.D. studies, and strong rankings performance. In the QS World University Rankings 2022, Lund University was ranked 95th in the world. In the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2022, the University also received high world rankings for several subject areas, including geography, development studies, environmental sciences, nursing, finance, marketing and social policy and administration.
Student life
The University’s campus is located in the charming, medieval university town of Lund. Because of its unique combination of traditional student organisations, academic societies and student unions, Lund is considered by many to be the best student city in Sweden. This vast number of student groups ensures that there are plenty of events and activities all year round. Lund University also has campuses located in the nearby cities of Helsingborg and Malmö.
In Lund, students can experience the rich history and cultural heritage of a Swedish medieval university town and, at the same time, be part of the dynamic and international atmosphere created by Lund University students and staff. Moreover, Lund is only 10 minutes away from Sweden’s third largest city Malmö and 35 minutes from the international airport in Copenhagen, making it a great hub for travel throughout Sweden and Europe.
International students
Lund University offers a global class environment where students gain multicultural perspectives and have the opportunity to network with people from around the world. The institution aims to provide an open and informal study experience. Currently, Lund University has 40 000 students, 20% of which are international students (60% on Master's programmes). In Lund, you will find a truly international campus, with students of as many as 130 different nationalities.
Financial aid
The Lund University Global Scholarship is the University’s main scholarship and is open to international students who are citizens of non-EU/EEA countries. This is a merit-based scholarship that students can apply for after they have applied for degree studies with the University.
National scholarships, such as the Swedish Institute Study Scholarship, are another type of financial aid. It should also be mentioned that the University also accepts US and Canadian student loans.
Employability
Proving its dedication to high-quality education, the University was ranked as a top 100 university for graduate employability in the Global University Employability Ranking 2018.
Students in Lund are given excellent opportunities for business interaction, as the city, with its unique, world-class environment for technology, knowledge, innovation and entrepreneurship, hosts an impressive breadth of global companies.
Studying at Lund University
Lund University offers over 100 Master's programmes, nine Bachelor’s programmes in English and around 700 courses suitable for exchange students, covering the following subjects:
Find Lund University on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter and YouTube.
Would you like to explore our campus and learn more about Lund University?
Join us in Lund for a campus tour and information session!
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One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
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Lund University is one of the top public universities in Lund, Sweden. It is ranked #95 in QS World University Rankings 2023.
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Lund University in Sweden offers nine Bachelor’s degrees in English (BSc, BFA, BM) within the fields of science, medicine & health, business, economics & management, international studies & social sciences, and fine & performing arts.
The University is dedicated to helping students reach their full potential by providing an extensive orientation programme where new students are introduced to the University and life in Sweden. This includes a mentor programme where new arrivals get to meet current students who can then introduce them to Lund’s student life.
Tuition fees
Students who are citizens of countries outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland are generally required to pay tuition fees. Tuition fees do not apply for EU/EEA citizens. Most programmes are $11 000–$16 000 per year. However, students can receive financial aid and scholarships.
Entry requirements
To meet the general admission requirements for the Bachelor’s level, all students must have successfully completed their upper secondary education and be able to demonstrate proficiency in English by means of an internationally recognised test, e.g. TOEFL, IELTS, or the equivalent.
There may be some other country-specific requirements and individual degree programmes may have additional entry requirements. The main application period for international students is mid October–15 January for all programmes starting in the autumn semester (late August) each year.
Find Lund University on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter and YouTube.
Business, Economics and Management (5)
Bachelor's Programme in Economy and Society
Bachelor's Programme in International Business
Fine and Performing Arts (5)
Bachelor's Programme in Fine Arts
Music, Individual Programme - Bachelor's Programme
Music, Performance Programme - Bachelor's Programme
Medicine and Health (5)
Bachelor's Programme in Biomedicine
Science (5)
Bachelor's Programme in Mathematics
Bachelor's Programme in Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science
Bachelor's Programme in Physics
Social Sciences (5)
Bachelor's Programme in Development Studies
Lund University in Sweden is well-known for being a research-intensive university. The University offers one of the broadest ranges of degree programmes and courses in Scandinavia, based on cross-disciplinary and cutting-edge research. Because of its wide disciplinary range, interdisciplinary collaborations and engagement with wider society, Lund University is particularly well equipped to meet complex societal challenges.
Students wishing to pursue their postgraduate education can choose from over 100 Master’s degree programmes available across a range of subject areas, including:
Another option for students is to pursue one of the European Join University Master’s degrees offered by the university in cooperation with other European universities. Lund University students can also enrol in a Pre-Master’s Preparation Programme for students who wish to boost their academic study and English language skills.
Tuition fees
Students who are citizens of countries outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland are generally required to pay tuition fees. Tuition fees do not apply to EU/EEA citizens. Most programmes are $11 000–$16 000 per year. However, students can receive financial aid and scholarships.
Entry requirements
Admission requirements for students wanting to pursue Master's level studies include having a Bachelor's degree from an internationally recognised university and demonstrating proficiency in English by means of an internationally recognised test, e.g. TOEFL, IELTS or the equivalent. Most programmes at Lund University require a level of English equivalent to IELTS 6.5.
A degree programme may have additional entry requirements that students need to fulfil in order to be considered for admission. The main application period for international students is mid October–15 January for all programmes starting in the autumn semester (late August) each year.
Find Lund University on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter and YouTube.
Architecture and Design (12)
Master's Programme in Digital Architecture and Emergent Futures
Master's Programme in Industrial Design
Master's Programme in Sustainable Urban Design
Master’s Programme in Architecture
Area Studies (12)
Master's Programme in Asian Studies
Master's Programme in European Studies
Politics and Society of the Contemporary Middle East
Business, Economics and Management (12)
Master's Programme in Accounting and Finance
Master's Programme in Data Analytics and Business Economics
Master's Programme in Economic Development and Growth
Master's Programme in Economic Growth, Population and Development
Master's Programme in Economics
Master's Programme in Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Master's Programme in European and International Trade and Tax Law
Master's Programme in Finance
Master's Programme in Information Systems
Master's Programme in International Marketing and Brand Management
Master's Programme in International Strategic Management
Master's Programme in Management
Master's Programme in Managing People, Knowledge and Change
Engineering and Technology (12)
EIT Master's Programme in Food Systems
Large Scale Accelerators and Lasers
Master's Programme in Biotechnology
Master's Programme in Disaster Risk Management and Climate Change Adaptation
Master's Programme in Embedded Electronics Engineering
Master's Programme in Energy-Efficient and Environmental Building Design
Master's Programme in Fire Safety Engineering
Master's Programme in Food Technology and Nutrition
Master's Programme in Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Master's Programme in Machine Learning, Systems and Control
Master's Programme in Nanoscience
Master's Programme in Pharmaceutical Technology: Discovery, Development and Production
Master's Programme in Photonics
Master's Programme in Production and Materials Engineering
Master's Programme in Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality
Master's Programme in Wireless Communication
Master's Programme is Sustainable Energy Engineering
Environment and Sustainability (12)
Master's Programme in Environmental Management and Policy
Master's Programme in Environmental Sciences, Policy and Management
Master's Programme in Environmental Studies and Sustainability Science
Fine and Performing Arts (12)
Master's Programme in Church Music, Organ and Keyboard
Master's Programme in Fine Arts
Master's Programme in Fine Arts and Artistic Research
Master's Programme in Music Performance, Several Specialisation Options
Master's Programme in Music, Composition Diploma
Master's Programme in Music, Interpretation Diploma
Performing Arts as Critical Practice
Humanities & Languages (12)
Master's Programme in Applied Cultural Analysis
Master's Programme in Archaeology and Ancient History: Theory and Practice
Master's Programme in Film and Media History
Master's Programme in Human Rights Studies
Master's Programme in Language and Linguistics, Several Specialisation Options
Master's Programme in Religious Roots of Europe
Master's Programme in Visual Culture
Master's Programmes in Literature – Culture – Media, Several Specialisation Options
Law (12)
Master's Programme in European Business Law
Master's Programme in International Human Rights Law
Medicine and Health (12)
Master's Programme in Biomedicine
Master's Programme in Public Health
Science (12)
Applied Computational Science, Biology
Applied Computational Science, Chemistry
Applied Computational Science, Environmental Science
Applied Computational Science, Geology
Applied Computational Science, Physical Geography
Computational Science, Geoscience
Computational Science, Physics
Computational Science, Scientific Computing
Master's Programme in Astrophysics
Master's Programme in Bioinformatics
Master's Programme in Biology, Animal Ecology
Master's Programme in Biology, Aquatic Ecology
Master's Programme in Biology, Conservation Biology
Master's Programme in Biology, Evolutionary Biology
Master's Programme in Biology, General
Master's Programme in Biology, Plant Science
Master's Programme in Chemistry, Biochemistry
Master's Programme in Chemistry, Physical Chemistry
Master's Programme in Chemistry, Synthetic and Analytical Chemistry
Master's Programme in GIS and Remote Sensing
Master's Programme in Geo-information Science and Earth Observation for Environmental Modelling and Management
Master's Programme in Geographical Information Science
Master's Programme in Geology, Bedrock Geology
Master's Programme in Geology, Biogeology
Master's Programme in Geology, Quaternary Geology
Master's Programme in Mathematical Statistics
Master's Programme in Mathematics
Master's Programme in Molecular Biology, General
Master's Programme in Molecular Biology, Molecular Genetics and Biotechnology
Master's Programme in Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science, Environmental Changes at Higher Latitudes
Master's Programme in Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science, General
Master's Programme in Physics, Biological Physics and Computational Biology
Master's Programme in Physics, General
Master's Programme in Physics, Materials Science
Master's Programme in Physics, Particle Physics
Master's Programme in Physics, Theoretical Physics
Master's Programme in Physics, X-ray and Neutron Science
Molecular Biology, Immunology and Infection Biology
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Master's Programme in Service Management, Culture and Creativity Management
Master's Programme in Service Management, Retail
Master's Programme in Service Management, Supply Chain Management
Master's Programme in Service Management, Sustainable Service Management
Master's Programme in Service Management, Tourism
Master's Programme in Tourism Development and Culture
Social Sciences (12)
Master's Programme International Development and Management
Master's Programme in Cultural Criminology
Master's Programme in Development Studies
Master's Programme in European Affairs
Master's Programme in Global Studies
Master's Programme in Human Ecology - Culture, Power and Sustainability
Master's Programme in Human Geography
Master's Programme in Media and Communication Studies
Master's Programme in Psychology
Master's Programme in Social Anthropology
Master's Programme in Social Scientific Data Analysis
Master's Programme in Social Studies of Gender
Master's Programme in Sociology
Master's Programme in Sociology of Law
Master's Programme in Strategic Communication
Master's Programme in Welfare Policies and Management
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