What is the estimated budget required to complete my master's including living expenses in Sweden?
The estimated budget for a two-year master's in Sweden, including tuition and living expenses, is SEK 373,792 to SEK 493,792.
- Tuition: SEK 160,000 - 280,000 (for non-EU/EEA students; varies by university and program)
- Living expenses: SEK 213,792 (Swedish Migration Agency minimum for 2 years)
These figures are subject to change and do not include extra costs like health insurance or study materials. Scholarships may be available to help reduce your expenses.
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