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Swedish Institute (SI) Scholarship for Global Professionals at BTH

The premier Swedish government scholarship for ambitious professionals from eligible countries to undertake full-time master's studies at BTH, covering complete tuition, SEK 12,000/month living allowance, travel grants, and membership in the SI Network for Future Global Leaders.

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Application checklist & requirements

These requirements reflect the published university and program information available at the last review. Where a requirement is not specified, that is not an exemption.

GPA / Academic degree
Admitted or conditionally admitted to an eligible full-time Master's program at BTH (e.g. MSLS, Mechanical Engineering, Software Engineering).
IELTS / English language
Satisfy University Admissions Sweden English 6 requirement (IELTS 6.5 overall).
GRE
Not required.
Published research paper
Minimum 3,000 hours of documented work experience in a professional, leadership, or civic capacity.
Recommendation letters
Two letters of reference on official SI templates (at least one from a work supervisor), SI-formatted CV, and motivation essay.

How much will it cost? How much funding is available?

Financial support / stipend
Fully funded: 100% full tuition fee waiver, monthly living allowance of SEK 12,000, travel grant up to SEK 15,000, and health insurance
Application fee
Free SI application (SEK 900 University Admissions application fee applies)
Tuition / joining costs
Full tuition covered for entire program duration (1 or 2 years) by the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs.

Dates and verification

Application deadline
February 28, 2027 (SI scholarship application window closes following January University Admissions deadline)
Last source review
2026-10-14

Important verification note

Facts reflect official Blekinge Institute of Technology documentation reviewed 2026-10-14. Admissions, funding allocations, and eligibility thresholds are evaluated by the university.

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