Funding & benefits
Be liable to pay tuition fees at University Admissions;
Full tuition fee coverage. The fee is paid directly by SI to your Swedish university each semester.
A monthly allowance of SEK 12,000 to cover your living expenses throughout the study period.
A travel grant of SEK 15,000 (*10,000 for scholars from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine). This is a one-time payment and does not apply for students already living in Sweden.
Include an insurance. We recommend checking with your university to learn more about what insurance coverage they provide for international students.
be liable to pay tuition fees to Swedish universities. Find out if you are liable for tuition fees here,
Eligible programmes & fields
ScholarshipFrontier is continuing to check the provider’s official programme information. The verified fields above can still be used for an initial subject-fit check; confirm the final eligible degree on the official source before applying.
About the scholarship
Competitive fully funded Swedish Institute scholarship for eligible professionals admitted to selected master programmes in Sweden.
Depending on the award tier or route, verified benefits include Full tuition coverage, SEK 12,000 / monthly stipend. The opportunity currently maps to study areas including Eligible Swedish master programmes. Use the programme and eligibility sections below to decide whether the opportunity matches your academic background before opening the official application portal.
Eligibility requirements
- Be a citizen of one of the 34 eligible countries for the SI Scholarship for Global Professionals;
- Apply for a master’s programme that is eligible for the SI scholarship;
- Be liable to pay tuition fees at University Admissions;
- 16 October 2025 – 15 January 2026: Apply to Swedish master’s programmes through University Admissions.
- Mid-November 2025: SI Scholarship application documents and eligible master programmes are published on this page.
- 26 March 2026: University admissions announcement.
- Cover the application fee to University Admissions.
- Allow changes to the study programme. We are only able to support you through the awarded master’s programme.
- have paid the application fee for master’s programmes on time. The payment is made to University Admissions. Find all the key dates here,
- be admitted (or conditionally admitted) to one of the eligible master’s programmes on the day of admissions announcements. You can only be awarded a scholarship for the master’s programme you are admitted to on the first admissions day. Master’s programmes to which you are listed as a reserve cannot be considered. There are no scholarships available for late admissions.
- are currently enrolled in or hold a degree from a Swedish university/university college;
- Go to UniversityAdmissions.se and apply for your master’s programme(s) by 15 January 2026. The list of eligible programmes for the SI scholarships 2026/2027 can be found here in mid-November.
- Once you have submitted your application for master’s at University Admissions, you will get a personal application number consisting of eight digits. Save the number for your application to the SI Scholarship. Your SI scholarship application will be disqualified if you type in the wrong personal application number when applying for the scholarship.
- You have been admitted or conditionally admitted to an eligible master’s programme on 26 March 2026,
- You have not made any changes to your original admissions results (e.g. decline an admissions offer.) If you make any changes to your original admissions results, your application will no longer be in the running for the SI Scholarship.
- Must be eligible for and apply to an SI-eligible master programme in Sweden.
Should you apply?
Likely a good fit if
- You are looking for Master's funding.
- Your intended study area is related to Eligible Swedish master programmes.
- Your citizenship / nationality satisfies the stated applicant rule.
- Your prior academic background meets the stated degree requirement.
- You can satisfy the stated English-language requirement.
- You want a fully funded route rather than tuition-only support.
- You are prepared to study in Sweden.
Review carefully if
- Applicants who do not hold the required prior degree/background may not be eligible.
- Applicants who cannot meet the stated language requirement should review the official waiver/rule carefully.
This is a factual screening summary based on the verified eligibility information above; the awarding institution makes the final eligibility decision.
Required documents
- Photocopy of your valid passport/National ID card
Application process
Confirm country eligibility and eligible master programmes
Apply to eligible Swedish master programmes
Submit the SI scholarship application in the official SI window
Official sources & verification
ScholarshipFrontier checks official scholarship, admissions and programme pages and keeps source evidence separate from the public summary.
Official sources last checked: 17 Aug 2026