The listed areas of study are not necessarily exhaustive and other fields of study might also be available at the partner institution. Moreover, names for fields of study may be different overseas. A discipline being listed does not in indicate the suitability of the program, nor does it indicate that the discipline is taught in English. Approval to study particular subjects at any institution is always at the discretion of the departmental/discipline and faculty advisors at RMIT University and subject to available places at the host institution.
The main language of instruction is English. Note: Optional Swedish language courses are on offer so that exchange students can get an introduction to Swedish society and culture.
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Exchange students can apply for accommodation through the general online application form. Due to limited housing available in Stockholm it is recommended that you start looking for private accommodation as soon as you are accepted into your exchange program.
If the duration of the exchange program is less than one full year, proof of a valid health insurance is needed
A typical student budget for one month in Stockholm is (all costs in SEK):• Accommodation: 2100 - 5000• Food: 2000• Local travel: 560 (SL-season card with student discount)• Telephone/internet: 300• Clothing, hobby/leisure: 750• Course literature, insurance, other: 1500Total: SEK 7210 – 10,110
Students from outside EU/EEA must apply for a residence permit from the Swedish Migration Board. You can read more about how to apply on their website.It is recommended you apply online through the Swedish Migration Board's website for faster processing of your residence permit. Applications for a residence permit cannot be submitted after entering Sweden.
Further information is available at here.
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