Autumn semester dates

The following are the key dates for application to the autumn semester. There are separate dates for master's and bachelor's, and for the two admissions rounds.

First admissions round

The First admissions round is specifically for international students. The deadlines and admissions decisions for this round take place much earlier. This in turn means that international applicants have time to

  • pay their tuition fees
  • apply for and receive their residence permit, if required
  • find housing and plan for their move to Sweden
Key dates Events
16 October 2023 Application round opens
15 January Application deadline + last day to rank your courses*
1 February Application fee deadline
1 February Deadline to document fee exempt status (EU/EEA)
1 February Supporting documentation deadline
21 March Admissions results published for Master's
11 April Admissions results published for Bachelor's
Your university will contact you if you must reply Last day to reply to your offer
August/September Autumn semester starts

* How you rank your courses and programmes can affect your admissions results.

Find out more about ranking for master's applicants

Find out more about ranking for bachelor's applicants

Second admissions round

The Second admissions round is actually the regular admissions round for students living in Sweden. All courses and programmes taught in Swedish are available in this round, but many courses and programmes taught in English are no longer available for application.

International students are welcome to apply to this round, but non-EU/EEA students who require a residence permit won't have time to apply for and receive one.

Key dates Events
15 March 2024 Application round opens
15 April Application deadline + last day to rank your courses*
2 May Application fee deadline
2 May Deadline to document fee exempt status (EU/EEA)
20 June** Supporting documentation deadline
11 July Admissions results published
19 July Last day to reply to your offer
25 July Second admissions results (no reply required)
August/September Autumn semester starts

* How you rank your courses and programmes can affect your admissions results.

Find out more about ranking for master's applicants

Find out more about ranking for bachelor's applicants

** If you're completing your upper secondary studies this spring semester in an EU/EEA country (other than Sweden), Switzerland or an IB/EB programme, you have until 5 July to submit documentation of your completed upper secondary studies. All other supporting documents should be submitted together with your application.

If you haven't yet submitted documents you have on hand, submit them as soon as possible. Don't wait - upload them right away. 

IB students, please read more about submitting your results

Last updated: 26 March 2024