Admissions results 2020

Applied to study in Sweden this autumn? You can now see if you’ve been admitted

Admitted?If your status is "reserve"Not admitted this time?

The wait is over. The selection results for Bachelor’s and Master’s applicants are out. So head on over to University Admissions and find out if you’ve been admitted to study in Sweden!

If you’ve been admitted

Congratulations! Even in this uncertain time, this is something to celebrate. But things aren’t really business as usual right now. And we know that you have a whole load of questions for us. Like: Will my university be open this autumn? Will I even be able to move to Sweden? What will happen if I’m in quarantine at the end of August? We wish we had clear answers to these types of questions. Right now, we don’t. But we’ll make sure you’re updated with the latest information.

What’s next?

There’s some stuff you’ll need to sort out before the start of the academic year. Paying the first tuition fee invoice, applying for a residence permit, finding somewhere to live. This kind of thing. Your university will also be in touch – they’re here for you, every step of the way.

We’ll keep you updated on the situation with Covid-19

So, as you know, there’s currently a temporary ban on all non-essential travel to Sweden due to Covid-19. This temporary ban was put in place on 19 March, and is set to last until 7 July (updated 25/6). And several Swedish missions abroad may be limited in their capacity to assist in the processing of residence permit applications within normal timeframes. This may change as the situation evolves, and as soon as we have more answers, we’ll update this information.

As of 29 May, the Swedish government lifted earlier recommendations about distance learning. But it’s not certain whether teaching will be entirely on-campus this autumn. More information about this latest update can be found here. ↗️

Check out the info about Covid-19 from the university you’re admitted to

Swedish universities are keeping a close eye on the situation and will be supporting you over the new few months. And a number of them have answers to some of the most frequently asked questions:

If your status is “reserve”

Okay, so this means you’re on the waiting list for your programme or course. But don’t panic, you could still be admitted. This depends on several factors. ↗️

If you weren’t admitted

We’re really sorry to hear that. Sweden is a popular study destination, and many highly qualified students tend to apply. But don’t give up! On 1 June, you can apply for studies ↗️ during the spring of 2021 – why not try again?
(If you’re confused about your selection result, this guide can help you interpret things.) ↗️