UniversitySweden
Axel Adler Scholarship
Full Tuition Fee Waiver
Undergraduate
Applications
Opens
Not announced
Deadline
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Application feeUniversity application fee required
Bachelor'sUp to 3 years (180 credits)
One-year Master'sUp to 1 year (60 credits)
Two-year Master'sUp to 2 years (120 credits) Subject to satisfactory academic progress
What you get
100% tuition fee waiver
FAS+ health and accident insurance through Kammarkollegiet
Coverage for the entire programme duration subject to academic progress
Who can apply6
Required to pay tuition fees in Sweden
Apply to an eligible University of Gothenburg programme as first priority
Meet programme admission requirements
Pay application fee and submit required documents
Be admitted to an eligible full-time programme
Maintain at least 75% completed credits each semester
How to apply5
1Must be required to pay tuition fees in Sweden
2Must apply for an international campus-based program at the University of Gothenburg as your first priority by January 15, 2026.
3Must pay the application fee and document academic eligibility through University Admissions by February 2, 2026.
4Must be admitted to a full-time Master's program, or one of the following specific Bachelor's programs: Software Engineering, International Relations, Business and Economics, Metal Art, Wood Oriented Furniture Design, or Craft with Specialisation in Crafting Futures.
5Must complete at least 75% of the credits each semester to maintain the scholarship.
Good to know9
Merit-based scholarship funded by the Adlerbertska Scholarship Foundation, Adlerbertska Grant Foundation, and Swedish Council for Higher Education
Highly competitive selection process
CV and Letter of Motivation are important evaluation criteria
Usually only one scholarship recipient is selected per programme
Available for all international campus-based Master's programmes and selected Bachelor's programmes
Eligible Bachelor's programmes include Software Engineering, International Relations, Business and Economics, Metal Art, Wood Oriented Furniture Design, and Craft with Specialisation in Crafting Futures
Does not cover accommodation, meals, travel expenses, or living costs
Recipients must demonstrate sufficient financial resources for a Swedish residence permit
Scholarship renewal requires completion of at least 75% of credits each semester
Good to know
Merit-based scholarship funded by the Adlerbertska Scholarship Foundation, Adlerbertska Grant Foundation, and Swedish Council for Higher Education
Highly competitive selection process
CV and Letter of Motivation are important evaluation criteria
Usually only one scholarship recipient is selected per programme
Available for all international campus-based Master's programmes and selected Bachelor's programmes
Eligible Bachelor's programmes include Software Engineering, International Relations, Business and Economics, Metal Art, Wood Oriented Furniture Design, and Craft with Specialisation in Crafting Futures
Does not cover accommodation, meals, travel expenses, or living costs
Recipients must demonstrate sufficient financial resources for a Swedish residence permit
Scholarship renewal requires completion of at least 75% of credits each semester