Degree | Masters |
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Teaching Language | English |
Course duration | Full Time - 2 Years |
Tuition Fees Amount | 140000 SEK yearly |
Additional Information On Tuition Fees | EU/EEA Citizens are not required to pay fees?? |
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Non-European | App. Start | Deadline | Description For Semesters Dates |
Winter | 15 Oct | 15 Jan | Mid-October - Mid-January every year |
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Winter | 15 Oct | 15 Jan | Mid-October - Mid-January every year? |
Application Deadline | Mid-October - Mid-January every year? |
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Website | Course Website |
Scholarship | Yes |
Course duration | Full Time - 2 Years |
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Language | English |
ECTS | 120 ECTS |
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Non-European | App. Start | Deadline | Description For Semesters Dates |
Winter | 15 Oct | 15 Jan | Mid-October - Mid-January every year |
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Winter | 15 Oct | 15 Jan | Mid-October - Mid-January every year? |
Course Website | |
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Description/content | - |
Tuition fees | Yes |
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Tuition fees amount | 140000 SEK yearly |
Additional information on fees | EU/EEA Citizens are not required to pay fees?? |
Semester contribution | If you are not a citizen of the EU, EEA or Switzerland, you will need to pay an application fee of SEK 900 along with your application. |
Costs of living | Living in sweden is moderate expensive. As a approx amount, you’re likely to spend €350-600 on rent alone, plus your utility bills and internet. Add in your phone contract (€30), food (€200), public transport (€45), health insurance (€30) and a few other additional expenses,you quickly reach the mark of €800-1000 for the month. |
Scholarships | Yes |
Scholarships Details | For Scholarship details, please check here*http://www.chalmers.se/en/education/fees-finance/Pages/scholarships.aspx |
Academic admission requirements | Bachelor’s degree with a major in: Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Physics, Automation and Mechatronics Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Civil Engineering, Engineering Mathematics or Chemical Engineering with Engineering Physics |
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Language requirements | The requirement is English proficiency equivalent to or above the Swedish upper secondary school English course 6. You can meet the requirement by achieving the required score on an internationally recognised English test. Completed upper secondary education or previous university studies in some countries can also fulfill the requirement. |
Document Required | Certificates and diplomas from university studies Transcripts of completed courses and grades Proof of English language proficiency Proof that you meet the specific entry requirements - A course description (syllabus) must be submitted for each course that may meet a specific prerequisite Applicants are responsible for proving that they fulfill the specific entry requirements by submitting a course description/syllabus and learning objectives for all the specific entry requirements. Document your citizenship, for the determination of your fee status. Curriculum Vitae (CV) Project portfolio, Mandatory document for the programmes Architecture and Urban Design, Architecture and Planning Beyond Sustainability and Industrial Design Engineering. Follow the instructions at section 7 below. Letter of (intent) motivation, Recommended for all applicants. A mandatory document when applying for any scholarship administrated by Chalmers. The local scholarship assessment team have access to the docu |
Application deadline | Mid-October - Mid-January every year? |
Submit Application To | In Sweden, You apply through universityadmissions.se, the Swedish National Admissions Portal. Please check your course and start your application from there*http://www.chalmers.se/en/education/programmes/masters-info/Pages/Applied-Mechanics.aspx |
Possibility of finding part-time employment | Yes, you can find a part time job. Check your visa regulations for number of hours you are allowed to work (for non-EU students). If you do not speak Swedish, finding a job in Sweden during your studies can be challenging but it is possible. You can use job websites, check bulletin boards at your university, network with other students, and get in contact with international companies who might view your native language as an important asset to their global expansion. |
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Accommodation | No |
Accommodation Details | No Information from University accomodations. But you can find private accomodation here*https://www.nestpick.com/ |
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