1. Swedish universities and colleges set their own fees. Tuition fees for most disciplines range from 70,000 to140,000 Swedish kronor (about 70,000 to140,000 RMB) per academic year, but some disciplines charge higher fees, such as art, medicine and pilot major.

2. Student Union membership fee: Students usually join the local student union and pay the relevant membership fee. According to the setting of each student union, the membership fee per semester is between 50 and 350 Swedish kronor (about 50 to 350 RMB).

3. Literature and teaching materials: The required reading materials are usually extensive. Due to the limited collection of books in the library, students need to buy their own books. However, teachers will also prepare and distribute self-compiled subject outlines. After one semester, students spend an average of 750 Swedish kronor (about 750 yuan RMB) on textbooks every month. In law, natural science and other disciplines, the expenditure on books may be more. Many students will organize book fairs to facilitate students to buy cheap second-hand textbooks.

4. Living expenses In addition to tuition, you should also prepare enough living expenses during your study. It costs about 7,300 Swedish kronor (about 7,300 yuan) per month. This is a necessary condition for obtaining a residence permit. Therefore, if you study in Sweden, you will spend about 1.6 million RMB a year.

Second, the application process conditions are as follows;

1。 When applying, contact the other school directly and provide personal information, academic qualifications, language scores, transcripts, application letters, letters of recommendation, proof of payment ability, etc. Different schools may need different information. After the application is successful, the other party will send him an offer.

2。 After you get the offer, you can apply for a study visa at the embassy. Passport, offer, valid language scores, physical examination, proof of funds, identity certificate, education certificate, proof of no criminal record, proof of marital status, etc. are generally required. Different countries may have different requirements. PS: You don't need language scores when you just apply to a school. After the school grades and other documents are passed, the other party will send a conditional notice, which will be sent together with the language scores after you get the relevant academic qualifications. The other school will send a formal notice.

Three, the required materials mainly include

1, the highest academic certificate and its notarization

2, academic performance and notarial certificate

3. TOEFL, IELTS, GRE, GMAT test scores or other foreign language learning certificates.

4. Birth certificate

5. Marriage certificate

6. Notarial certificate with no criminal record

7. Letter of recommendation from the teacher

8. Proof of capital and property guarantee

9. Work certificate (if any)

10, color ID card photo and ID card copy