Program Details
| Duration |
2 year(s) |
| QS ranking |
QS World University Rankings 167 (2027); THE 231 (2027); ARWU Shanghai 103 (2026 |
| Intakes |
Sep |
| Application Fee |
900 SEK |
| Living cost |
Stockholm University: students in Sweden should budget for at least 11,214 SEK per month to cover all living costs (su.s |
| Yearly Tuition Fee |
140,000 SEK per year |
| Scholarship |
Stockholm University Scholarship Scheme and Swedish… |
English Proficiency Test Requirements
| English Proficiency |
No Test Requirement |
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Standardized Test Requirements
Entry Requirements
| Study level |
Postgraduate |
| Language of study |
English |
| Eligibility |
For admission to the programme, knowledge equivalent to a Bachelor’s degree in Physics including the following courses is required: Radiation Sources with Medical Applications, 9 credits (FK5036)<br> Interaction of Ionizing Radiation with Matter, 10.5 credits (FK5037)<br> Radiation Detectors and Measuring Methods, 7.5 credits (FK5030)<br> Radiation Dosimetry, 7.5 credits (FK5031)<br> Basic Radiobiology, 9 credits (FK7065)<br> Radiation Protection and Environmental Radiology, 9 credits (FK8050) Swedish upper secondary course English 6 or equivalent. Programme length 120 credits (two years, full-time), Department of Physics at Stockholm University. |
| Documents required |
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Remarks
| Refund policy |
Tuition is invoiced and paid per semester before each semester starts (deadlines 1 June for autumn, 1 December for spring). The fee can be reimbursed if a student is prevented from commencing studies for verifiable special reasons; in that case deferment is offered first. Fees are repaid if the residence permit application is denied by the Swedish Migration Agency. A 5,000 SEK administrative repayment fee applies. Repayment requires a non-completion of studies registered in LADOK no later than three weeks after the course start, and is only paid to the person the invoice was issued to. Full sc |
| Visa refusal policy |
Citizens of countries outside the EU/EEA admitted to studies lasting more than three months must apply for a residence permit for studies at the Swedish Migration Agency before coming to Sweden; stays under three months need no permit (some nationalities need an entry visa). EU/EEA citizens registered at a Swedish university have right of residence and need no permit; Nordic citizens need no permit; special rules apply for Swiss citizens. A first tuition-fee instalment must be paid to secure the place before the permit application. Students who complete a programme of at least two semesters ma |
Requirements, fees and deadlines shown here are the ones our counsellors work from, but the
university can change them at any intake. We confirm the live figures with the institution
before an application is filed, so treat this page as the starting point rather than the
final word.
