1, Lund University
Lund University is one of the most prestigious ancient universities in Northern Europe, ranking 78th in the world. Lund has 42,000 students, accounting for almost half of the city's population, 20% of whom are from outside Sweden. The university has carried out cooperative research and exchange projects with 600 universities in more than 70 countries, including Erasmus.
Lund University is a modern, dynamic and long-standing European top university in the Kingdom of Sweden. It is a comprehensive research university and one of the top 100 universities in the world. Its history can be traced back to the Franciscan School adjacent to Lund Cathedral in 1425, and it is the oldest higher education institution in Scandinavia.
2. Royal Institute of Technology
Royal Institute of Technology is a large, ancient and international university of technology in Sweden, and is considered as one of the universities in Europe. Located in Stockholm, Sweden, it ranks 98th in the world, providing one-third of research and engineering education in Sweden, and has been ranked among the top 40 universities in engineering technology.
KTH's strong research reputation has consolidated its position as one of the most famous technical universities in Europe. Like other universities of science and technology in continental Europe, KTH does not set up departments of arts, law and medicine in comprehensive universities, but only focuses on personnel training and scientific research in the field of engineering technology.
3. Uppsala University
Uppsala University, founded in 1477, is the oldest university in Sweden and all Nordic countries. QS World University ranked 20 18 1 12, with 4359 students1person. The prestigious educational history of this university makes it a member of coimbra group, and coimbra group is an association composed of institutions that have reached high international standards for a long time.
Uppsala University was founded by Jacob Ulfsson in 1477. Its alumni include Nobel Prize founder alfred nobel, famous physical chemist Arrhenius, former UN Secretary-General Doug Hamasho, Skype founder Nicholas Zenstrom and many other world-renowned figures.