1-1. Is Sweden a developed country?
Answer: Sweden is one of the developed countries in North Europe and is a high welfare state.
1-2. What is the currency in Sweden and can I go to other European countries if I am in Sweden?
Answer: In 2001, Sweden joined the Schengen Agreement wherein Schengen visa holders can go to other countries without undergoing the meticulous process. The currency in Sweden is the Swedish kronor (SEK) [Skr].
1-3. If I want to go to Sweden to pursue MA, do I need to learn Russian?
Answer: No, you can apply to the master's courses if you are proficient in English. Unless you want to study a master’s degree in foreign language, you need to be proficient in the language that you want to study.
1-4. I still do not have a satisfactory undergraduate diploma, can I apply to Sweden for my undergraduate studies?
Answer: Unless you have already adopted the Swedish test, you can not apply for undergraduate studies in Sweden. Do not do any unnecessary efforts because there is no hope. But there are exceptions. Our company is handling the project -- specifically for Chinese students in the Stockholm School of Business for the business management degree which is three years full-time, two semesters each school year.
1-5. Is it difficult to apply in Sweden Universities?
Answer: The difficulty lies in the type of course where you applied. (Professional masters degree that uses English as the medium of instruction is more demanding and the class size is smaller. As long as you have received the admission materials and prepared for a visa, there is 90% possibility of getting student visa. If the materials prepared for the visa is more cumbersome, then you have to wait longer time which usually takes 2-3 months.
1-6. Is it hard to study Swedish?
Answer: Swedish grammar is simple, but to learn it is still very difficult. We therefore propose that students should study in northern Sweden where the Swedish language pronunciation is relatively clear.
1-6-2. What is the Swedish TISUS examination
Answer: TISUS is recognized by all the universities in Sweden as a statement of eligibility regarding Swedish language proficiency. It is an examination at advanced level and designed according to the expressed needs of students and university teachers.
2-1. Is it legal to work in Sweden while studying?
Answer: Undergraduate students can work full time from mid-May to mid-September.
2-2. What kind of work is available in Sweden?
Answer: It is very difficult to find a job in Sweden. You have little hope of finding regular works. But you can have part-time works in restaurants, McDonald's, factories and others. Sweden is not a good place to make money.
2-3. In Sweden what is the approximate monthly living expense?
Answer:
Accommodation: 2500 ~ 3000; student apartments 1500 ~ 2000
Food: 2000 for 1 month (three meals a day); 1300 for medium meals; 600 for simple meals
Tickets: 300-450 monthly
Phone calls: 100; Long distance calls: 100 -
2-4. What do I need to bring when I go to Sweden fr om China?
Answer: The following items must be brought from China:
Notebook computer
Card and modem for Nordic broadband Internet access.
Electric cookers because they rarely eat rice in Sweden and electric cookers are of high price.
A box of instant noodle
3-1. In Sweden, are the Swedish language courses free of charge?
Answer: You must pay tuition when you go to Sweden to study. The so-called "free language schools" are for those immigrants, refugees and settlers, and to foreign children remedial classes. But Chinese people could also participate in these free after-school remedial classes as long as he can express to the relevant departments his clear desire to learn.
3-2. I just wanted to go to the Nordic and the schools is not I / visa is not to me, how do?
Answer: Please check the following categories:
1, Undergraduate applicants— Unless you have passed the TISUS examination, you can not study in Sweden for your undergraduate studies even if you have high TOEFL.
2, Applicants for language courses— You can study in Sweden if you are interested to study language courses.
3, Swedish National University post-graduate courses applicants—Application to the national universities in Sweden is not very easy. In fact, no matter what country, the overwhelming majority of Chinese students are in college schools. If you do not know what the situation is if you want to apply for college, then I suggest you consider what we have in Stockholm University Business School --Bachelor's degree in Business Administration. Waiting period for the visa is relatively short and materials and visa requirements are relatively simple. Moreover, visa success rate is high.
3-3. Are Swedish also English-speaking?
Answer: English is very popular in Sweden. The rate of population using English is very high especially in cities. The most crucial factor why people in Sweden learn English is the television media. English programs in the television have Swedish subtitles so children can learn. Though some cannot speak in English, they can understand it.
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