Monday, October 17, 2011

MS/MBA FROM SWEDEN

BENEFITS OF STUDYING FROM SWEDEN


Sweden unites cutting-edge technology with concern for the natural environment. We pride ourselves on being among the forerunners of today’s technology. Sweden is the home of Blue tooth and the ATM, as well as enjoying one of the highest standards of living in Europe.

Sweden has a long and proud history of academic excellence, with outstanding universities dating back to the 15th century. Sweden is the home of the Nobel Prize, the world’s most prestigious academic distinction.

Sweden has one of the most ambitious educational evaluation programs in Europe. The aim is to maintain the country’s reputation for investigative research and independent thinking.

Laboratories at Swedish higher education institutions are equipped with modern instrumentation and there are numerous laboratory and practical assignments. These are combined with theoretical studies, such as study of published scientific articles.

Computers, mostly connected to the Internet, are available to the students in computer rooms on the campuses.

With rare exceptions, no tuition fees are charged for higher education in Sweden. At present, all students’ tuition fees are fully subsidized by the state. However, every student must pay a small Student Union membership fee each semester.

Students enrolled at a Swedish higher education institution (HEI) are allowed work in Sweden without a work permit. You do, however, need a residence permit.

Almost all Swedes speak fluent English. Many Swedish companies use English as their official working language. Foreign students find that this prevalence of English makes adapting to their new surroundings much easier.

Sweden is a safe and modern country in northern Europe, and it has accrued a spectacular reputation as an innovator and creative force. Sweden’s famed corporate brands - like Volvo, Ikea, Ericsson, H&M and Saab - complement its cultural brands - like Ingmar Bergman, Abba, Astrid Lindgren, Bjorn Borg, August Strindberg, The Cardigans and Greta Garbo.

Today, Sweden’s reputation for innovation is built on close cooperation between industry and academia. Swedish universities are renowned for their investigative research and independent thinking, and this reputation is cemented with rigorous quality control and nationally certified degrees. Sweden has one of the most ambitious educational evaluation programs in Europe, aimed at maintaining this competitive edge.

MS PROGRAM (DISCIPLINES)


  • Biomedical engineering
  • Fine Arts in Fashion
  • Embedded System and Design
  • Fashion- and Textile Design
  • Pharmaceutical Engineering
  • Computer Science
  • Biomedicine
  • Medical Nuclide Techniques
  • Biology, Chemical Ecology
  • Soil Ecology
  • Systems Biology, Animal biology
  • Biotechnology
  • Wireless System
  • Software Engineering and Technology
  • Genetics and many more.

MBA PROGRAM (DISCIPLINES)


  • Marketing
  • Finance
  • HRM
  • Accounting
  • International Marketing and Finance
  • Business Design
  • Strategic Management
  • International Project Management
  • Business Process and Supply Chain Management
  • Industrial Engineering And Management
  • Quality and Environmental Management
  • Logistics and Innovation
  • Manufacturing Management and many more.

STUDENT VISA INFORMATION FOR SWEDEN


What Are the Requirements to Obtain a VISA to Study For a Master's Degree?

· You must be able to show that you have been granted university/college admission in Sweden
· You must study full-time
· You must be able to show that you have enough money to support yourself throughout the planned study period. Proof that you can support yourself must be provided, e g in the form of some kind of documentation certifying your own or your sponsor's bank assets, a letter of guarantee from your sponsor, or documentation certifying that you have received either a scholarship or student benefit from your country of origin/domicile. You are required to show that you will have SEK 6,300/month at your disposal for 10 months/year. If you can show that you will be receiving free board and lodging, for instance, this sum is reduced


Where Do I Apply For a VISA to Study For My Master's Degree?

You apply at a Swedish embassy or consulate in your country of origin or your country of domicile. The embassy or consulate sends your application to the Migration Board in Sweden, which takes permit decisions. You will be notified of the decision by the embassy or consulate to which you applied.

How Long Will I Have to Wait For a Decision?

To be sure of obtaining your permit in time, you should present your application 6–8 weeks prior to your departure for Sweden.


How Long is a Permit Valid?

If the study period is a year or less, you will be granted a residence permit for the duration of your studies. If the study period is longer than a year you will be granted a permit for one year at a time.

To obtain an extension of your residence permit, you must be able to show that you have performed adequately in your studies. You must also be able to show that you have regularly received money for your upkeep during the time you have spent in Sweden, by producing a bank certificate, a statement of accounts or the like. In addition, you must be able to show that you have been accepted for further studies and that your upkeep remains assured.

May I Work?

You may work and you do not need a work permit to do that during your stay in Sweden as a student or a Master's degree student.

You will stay in Sweden for a limited time and you will not be entitled to the same social benefits as those living in Sweden. Therefore it is important that you beforehand find out what insurance that will cover any costs you may incur in Sweden arising from illness, etc.

The Schengen Agreement

The rules in the Schengen Agreement on travel within the Schengen zone now apply in Sweden as well. One result is that people with Swedish residence permits can travel freely throughout the zone for a period of three months without first applying for a visa. All travellers must have a valid passport and be able to prove their identities.

The countries that have signed the Schengen Agreement are: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain and Sweden.

Further Information

For further information about residence permits for students at university or college in Sweden, please contact AECS World.


ABOUT US



Abroad Education Consultancy Services World (AECS World) is a professional education Consultancy, and has years of experience as well as expertise to provide Career Guidance in the areas of TECHNICAL and MANAGEMENT for the students aspiring to take up higher education in abroad and explore the opportunities.VISA counseling is done by the professionals .


AECS World helps the students to take admission in the top Universities of USA,UK,Canada,Germany,Australia,New Zealand,Netherlands,Cyprus,Singapore,Sweden and many other overseas destinations.


If you are looking for higher education in SWEDEN or you want any information related to overseas education then post your queries on-line along with the necessary details,We will come out with the University and country list and will get back to you at the earliest.


You can reach us at contact@aecsworld.com or aecsworld@yahoo.com.


For more information, log into www.aecsworld.com.


You are just a call away to start your dream career in abroad.


Please feel free to call for any further clarification.



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HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM OF SWEDEN

Sweden at a Glance

Sweden is one of the largest countries in Europe, with great diversity in its nature and climate. This is the foundation of parliamentary democracy in Sweden. Everyone has the same rights, the same opportunity to have their say, and everyone is free to scrutinize how the politicians and public agencies exercise their power.

Sweden has done remarkably well in establishing and maintaining an outstanding reputation abroad, based on many and varied commercial, technological, cultural and political achievements. Sweden is considered in the top 5 countries with most patent requests per capita. Sweden has a total of 33,523 patents as of 2007, according to the United States Patent and Trademark Office, and only ten other countries have more patents than Sweden.

Sweden is a Scandinavian kingdom of 9 million inhabitants, of which almost 2 million live in and around the capital, Stockholm. A leading country in environmental conservation, Sweden boasts great scenic beauty, and was the first country in Europe to protect the most vulnerable parts of its natural heritage. More than half of the country is covered with forest while lakes and rivers.

The traditional engineering industry is still a major source of Swedish inventions, but pharmaceuticals, electronics and other high-tech industries are gaining ground.
Tetra Pak is an invention for storing liquid foods, invented by Erik Wallenberg. HÃ¥kan Lans invented the Automatic Identification System, a worldwide standard for shipping and civil aviation navigation. Losec, an ulcer medicine, was the world's best-selling drug in the 1990s and was developed by AstraZeneca.

A large portion of the Swedish economy is to this day based on the export of technical inventions, and many large multinational corporations from Sweden have their origins in the ingenuity of Swedish inventors.

Studying in Sweden

Sweden is the home of the prestigious Nobel Prize and has highly acclaimed universities dating back to the 15th century.

Studying in Sweden is different. Swedish universities have an open climate, with a strong focus on group work. This will give you valuable skills for the future. Swedish universities foster these qualities through a forward-thinking culture where you’re close to the latest ideas and trends. The universities and colleges in Sweden are also distinguished for their penchant for independent thinking and investigative research. Students who want to study in Sweden can choose from some of the top rated and renowned educational establishments to get admitted.

Swedish master’s degree programs offer unusual opportunities to turn theory into practice. Many programs also cooperate closely with the industry, offering students the possibility to mix study and practical work. This gives you distinct advantages over your peers when entering the job market.

Sweden has three universities in top 100 and eleven in top 500 of the 2010 edition of the Academic Ranking of World Universities compiled by Shanghai Jiao Tong University.

Why Study in Sweden? 

Students can choose from a wide array of study fields, including art and design, architecture, economics, history, film, humanities and the sciences.
  • Top ranked in Innovation
  •  Well Developed IT Infrastructure
  •  Multiculturalism
  •  Education Quality Assurance & Excellence
  •  Worldwide Acceptance & Recognition
  •  Support for International Students by the Universities
  •  Strong Environmental Technology
  •  Rich Culture & Astonishing Nature
Master’s degree programs

Some 500 master’s degree programs at Swedish universities are taught entirely in English. You can search for any master’s degree programs in our program database.

A prerequisite for applying to a master’s level program is the completion of at least three years at first level at a Swedish higher education institution, or the international equivalent – such as a three-year bachelor’s degree (180 higher education credits). Specialized knowledge may also suffice. You can read more about the application process here.

Starting with the 2007 academic year, Swedish higher education institutions have switched to a new degree structure that conforms to the Bologna Process, a Europe-wide standardization drive for higher education.

At the second level of study, there are two degree options:

* There is a new two-year master’s degree – Degree of Master (Two Years), called “masterexamen” in Swedish.Authorization to award “masterexamen” is given to state universities and other higher education institutions that are approved for research in one or more disciplinary domains, and to private education providers that are authorized to award doctorates and licentiates in a disciplinary domain. Other higher education institutions have to apply to the Swedish National Agency for Higher Education (state education providers) or the Government (private education providers) for authorization to award the degree.

* The Degree of Master (One Year), “magisterexamen” in Swedish, is limited to one-year study programs only (60 ECTS).


Study options

Choose the education that is right for you.

Trying to understand Sweden's higher education system can seem daunting at first. Our primer should help - it contains some basic information about studying at Swedish universities that foreign students don't automatically know.

As a foreign student, different options are open to you depending on the degree level you would like to study at: undergraduate (as an exchange student or free mover); as a master's candidate, or at the doctoral level. Application procedures are explained for each level.

Another decision is what language you would like to study in. Most likely you will study one of the 500 English-language degree programs, but if your Swedish is fluent, Swedish courses are open to you as well, giving you even greater choice.

You will need to choose a school that teaches your area of interest. Make sure your academic credentials are recognized and start applying.

Other options

You may just have finished with your studies, in which case you may be looking for a trainee ship position. Or else you may be in a position to buy contract training (commissioned education) for your company or organization.

Finally, instead of pursuing an academic degree, you may be interested in advanced vocational education (AVE), which focuses more on workplace learning. There is one such program in English.

Live and work in Sweden

Sweden is an open, multicultural society with a long tradition of welcoming students from abroad

Currently, some 28,000 foreign students are studying in Sweden, making for a vibrant, international study environment. Swedes have some peculiar cultural traits, but they are deeply proud of having built a society that promotes equality between the sexes, tolerance and inclusiveness.

As a student in Sweden, you will have ample opportunity to make new friends. Innovative research at Swedish universities and companies has resulted in a number of successful inventions. Some examples are: the computer mouse, Bluetooth for internet mobility, the pacemaker, the ball bearing, the Tetra Pak beverage packaging system, the dialysis machine and internet applications such as free online music streaming service Spotify and free internet calling service Skype are the best example for the inventions of Swedish. Sweden has a number of large multinational corporations, such as telecom provider Ericsson, automotive companies Volvo and Scania, household appliances corporation Electrolux, bearing manufacturer SKF, and high-tech engineering groups Sandvik and Atlas Copco.

As a full-time student you are allowed to work part-time for 90 days (180 half days) in one year without a work permit.

ABOUT US

Abroad Education Consultancy Services World (AECS World) is a professional education Consultancy, and has years of experience as well as expertise to provide Career Guidance in the areas of TECHNICAL and MANAGEMENT for the students aspiring to take up higher education in abroad and explore the opportunities.

AECS World helps the students to take admission in the top Universities of USA,UK,Canada,Germany,Australia,New Zealand,Netherlands,Cyprus,Singapore,Sweden and many other overseas destinations.

If you are looking for higher education in SWEDEN or you want any information related to overseas education then post your queries online along with the necessary details,We will come out with the University and country list and will get back to you at the earliest.

You can reach us at contact@aecsworld.com or aecsworld@yahoo.com

For more information,log into www.aecsworld.com

You are just a call away to start your dream career in abroad.

Please feel free to call for any further clarification.

No 6, 1st Floor, 21st Main, Banashankari 2nd Stage
Near BDA Complex, Opp. Pizza Hut
Bangalore – 560070
Phone: 080-26716426, 42030300
Mobile: 9986790032