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Lund University

Lund, Sweden

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World rank #63
Courses 52
Founded 1666

Scholarships at Lund University

In an effort to reduce the overall financial burden of studies and living in Sweden, the Lund University Scholarships offer relief of up to SEK 245,000 (INR 21.8 L) per year, and are available to all international students. Financial rewards as part of these scholarships include: partial or full tuition fee coverage & opportunities to work with some of the institute's most distinguished faculty members across a wide range of studies that include: Photonics & Nanoscience.

Scholarship Type

Scholarship Name

Financial Award

Grade

Merit Based

Lund University Global Scholarship

Partial or full coverage of tuition fees, depending on the program/faculty budget available

UG or Master's

Need and Merit-Based

Ingvar Kamprad Scholarship

SEK 245,000 (INR 21.8 L) for tuition fee every year for up to 2 years

SEK 124,200 (INR 1.10 L) for living expenses per year for up to 2 years

The aid would be transferred straight to Lund University

Master's

Merit Based

EDU-WACQT Scholarship for Master's in Photonics or Nanoscience

SEK 161,500 (INR 14.4 L) in tuition fee per year for up to 2 years

Covers 95% of the tuition fee

Amount to be transferred straight to Lund University

Masters

How to get a Scholarship at Lund University?

The requirements can vary with the scholarship one chooses to apply to. However, here are some general requirements for scholarships at Lund Uni Sweden that everyone needs to meet.

  • Agree to the terms of the course curriculum
  • Show a willingness to contribute to society via academics or research
  • Get excellent scores in past academics
  • Demonstrate financial need
  • Should not be getting financial help from any other source

Imported from public sources and may be a cycle out of date. Confirm on the official site.

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