Swedish universities charge application and tuition fees for citizens from
outside of the EU/EEA and Switzerland. Applicants who are
EU/EEA or Swiss citizens should read this instead
Application fee
The application fee covers the costs associated with the
processing of an application. The application fee is 900 SEK
(Swedish kronor)(≈ €96 or $129). In order for your application to
be processed, the application fee has to be paid in full upon
applying.
Students who are registered for a course or programme at a
Swedish university at the time they submit their application are
not be required to pay an application fee.
The primary method of payment is online with a credit or debit
card. This is by far the best method of payment as it is quick,
efficient and secure. The application fee of SEK 900 is to be made
online at universityadmissions.se
Tuition fee
Since July 2011, all non-EU/EEA applicants, are due to pay
tuition fees for studies in Sweden. The tuition fee for non-EU
students, covering one study year at Umeå Institute of Design, is
SEK 292 500 (≈ € 28 290 or $32
500).
All our Master programmes run for 2 years, so the tuition fee
for the full two years is SEK 585 000 SEK (≈ €56
600 or $65 000).
Methods of payment for tuition fees
Students who are required to pay tuition fees will receive an
invoice from Umeå University. More information at Umeå University
website: https://www.umu.se/en/education/fees-and-scholarships
Scholarships
The Umeå University scholarship selections are made once
annually, in conjunction with the autumn term intakes. Selections
are based only on merit.
To be considered for this scholarship, an applicant
must:
- Submit a complete application for admissions before February
1.
- Have Umeå university as first choice for the applied
programme/education.
You can find information on how to apply for Umeå University
scholarships here: https://www.umu.se/en/education/fees-and-scholarships/scholarships
Swedish Institute scholarships
Additionally, applicants to Masters programmes in
Advanced Product Design, Interaction Design and Transportation
Design may also apply for Scholarships via the Swedish Institute Study Scholarships. These
scholarships are administered by the Swedish Institute and cover
tuition as well as cost of living costs. This scholarship programme
has a separate application process.
More information here: https://si.se/en/apply/scholarships/swedish-institute-study-scholarships/