Study Engineering in Sweden
155 English-taught Engineering programmes in Sweden (mechanical, electrical, energy, chemical and industrial engineering): tuition fees for non-EU students, deadlines and official links.
Moving to Sweden? Read the study in Sweden guide for costs, the student visa and scholarships.
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Master by Research in Engineering Physics
Master by Research in Industrial Engineering and Management - Decision Support and Analytics (DESA)
Master Programme in Autonomus Humanoid Robotic Systems
Master Programme in Maintenance Engineering
Master's Programme (one year) in Additive Manufacturing
Master's Programme in Advanced Materials
Master's Programme in Electrical Engineering
Master's Programme in Engineering Physics
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering within Planetary Boundaries
Master's Programme in Engineering Mathematics
Master's Programme in Environmental Engineering for Sustainable Development
Master's Programme in Financial Engineering
Master's Programme in Intelligent Embedded Systems
Master's Programme in Product and Process Development - Production and Logistics
Master's Programme in Sustainable Energy Systems
Master´s Programme in Building Engineering with specialisation in Sustainability and Digitalisation
Master’s Programme in Mechanical Engineering – Digital Product Development
International Mechanical Engineering
Master in Electric Engineering
Master in Electromechanical Vehicle Engineering (1 year)
Master in International Welding Engineering
Master in Manufacturing Engineering (1 year)
Master in Manufacturing Engineering (2 years)
Master in Robotics and Automation (1 year)
Master in Robotics and Automation (2 years)
Master's Programme in Electronics Design
Master's Programme in Embedded and Intelligent Systems
Master's Programme in Industrial Management and Innovation
Master's Programme in Mechanical Engineering
Master’s Programme in Solar Energy Engineering
Fees are for students from outside the EU/EEA (including Pakistan) per academic year. Programme data comes from official national study portals (Finland: Studyinfo.fi; Sweden: Susa-navet open data from Skolverket and UHR; Netherlands: DUO Open Onderwijsdata, CC BY) and university websites; always confirm the fee, entry requirements and deadline on the official programme page before you apply.