Uppsala University

Suwon, Sweden

Type of institution:

University
College

Age range:18+

Type of training:

Full-time
Part-time
Hybrid

Language of instruction:

swedish

Year of foundation:1477

About the Uppsala University

Uppsala University was founded in 1477 and is one of the oldest universities in Sweden. It is known for its achievements in the fields of science and education. Among its notable alumni are Nobel Prize winners, such as Carl Dirk and Svante Arrhenius. The university actively collaborates with various institutions, including research centers and universities around the world. The educational philosophy of Uppsala University is based on the principles of critical thinking, inclusivity, and interdisciplinarity. Unique methods are employed, such as research-based learning and project collaboration, aimed at preparing students for real-world challenges. Uppsala University makes a significant contribution to the global educational system by offering cutting-edge research and innovative solutions. Its reputation in the international community is high, making it a desirable place for study. The main goals of the university include developing critical and analytical thinking, preparing students to tackle complex problems, and strengthening an interdisciplinary approach to teaching.

Admission conditions in Uppsala University

To apply to Uppsala University, you need to provide exam results corresponding to the selected program, as well as go through the application process via a special platform. Mandatory exams: TOEFL, IELTS, SAT (depending on the program). Minimum age: 18 years. Application process: applicants submit their applications through the universities' website; the application fee varies. Educational qualifications: certified copies of diplomas. Required documents: letter of support, test results, motivation letter. Requirements for international students: an appropriate level of English proficiency (usually not lower than 6.5 on IELTS or 90 on TOEFL). Financial conditions: you must confirm the availability of funds for studying. Application deadlines: usually from January to April for the fall semester. Testing or interview: additional tests may be conducted at the discretion of the faculty. Qualifications or experience: work or volunteer experience may be required, especially for master's programs. Notification of results: results are announced a few months after the application deadline, usually via email.

Minimum rating for admission to Uppsala University

The minimum passing score depends on the program and averages between 60-75%, or equivalent exam results.

Prospects after completing studies in Uppsala University

Graduates have the opportunity to continue their education in master's and doctoral programs or to start a career in various fields, including science, business, and the arts.

Curriculum type
Subjects

Title	Age	Period
Bachelor's Degree program in Swedish	18+	1 year
Master's Degree program in Swedish	21+	1 year
Master in International Relations	21+	2 years
Bachelor in Computer Science	18+	3 years