What the funding covers
- Full tuition paid to the university
- SEK 12
- 000 monthly living allowance
- SEK 10
- 000 travel grant
- and membership in SI professional and alumni networks
- no family grant or application-fee coverage
Where and what you can study
Sweden
Eligible Swedish universities and master's programmes
Who can apply
Eligible citizenship, tuition-fee liability, eligible master's admission, work experience and demonstrated leadership; no fixed minimum work-hour threshold for this country group
Meet Swedish master's English requirement, commonly IELTS/TOEFL
Not for Swedish/EU/EEA citizens or certain residents, prior SI scholarship holders, or applicants with 2 or more years' residence in Sweden; other citizenship restrictions apply
Documents needed
- 1Passport or citizenship proof
- 2CV
- 3SI work and leadership evidence forms
Timeline
Annual cycle · master's application normally Oct-Jan and SI scholarship application in Feb
Annual; next call dates to be confirmed (master's application normally Oct-Jan and SI scholarship application in Feb)
Annual cycle
2026-07-25 00:00:00

