Generally speaking, citizens from non-EU, EEA or Switzerland need to pay the tuition fees of Swedish universities. Tuition fees are set by universities. The tuition fees of most majors are between SEK 80-140,000 per academic year (the exchange rate of 2065,438+065,438 438+ 10/0 is SEK 65,438+0, which is about 0.83 RMB), while medical and artistic majors usually need higher tuition fees.

Some people can get tuition exemption, for example, including exchange students who come to Sweden to study through bilateral agreements or university exchange agreements. Different from the charging system of undergraduate education and master's education, doctoral research education in Sweden is free of tuition. Under normal circumstances, doctoral students will also receive scholarships or salaries from schools. Due to the different regulations of Swedish universities and their departments, it is recommended that you directly consult the doctoral education contacts of interested departments.