Tuition and Scholarships

TUITION FEES

BSc programs: 100 000 SEK / year
MSc programs: 150 000 SEK / year
PhD programs: free of charge
MBA program: 495 000 SEK (excl. of VAT of 25%) for all participants regardless of citizenship. For more information on tuition fee for SSE MBA, read here.

WHO IS REQUIRED TO PAY?

EU/EEA/Swiss citizens
Citizens of an EU/EEA country or Switzerland are not required to pay tuition fees.
Non-EU/EEA citizens
Non-EU/EEA citizens are generally required to pay tuition fees. There are however some exceptions to this general rule.

Scholarships administrated by SSE

SSE has a number of scholarships for students required to pay the tuition fees. The scholarship application is submitted together with the application for the program. Only applicants who fulfil the eligibility requirements for the program will be considered for scholarships.

The scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis. All applications are assessed by a selection committee, taking into consideration the relevance and the quality of the personal motivation, academic excellence, relevant extracurricular activities, program cohort diversity and fair distribution of scholarships across the programs.

Scholarships are only intended for students who are required to pay tuition fees. A scholarship cannot be granted to a student who:

has already lived in Sweden for two years or more previous to the scholarship period;
has Swedish citizenship or is a national of EU/EEA country (or Switzerland), has a permanent residence permit or a work permit in Sweden, or is the process of applying for any of them listed above;
has previously been awarded a scholarship for an equal level of study or research at a Swedish university/university college;
already holds a degree from a Swedish university/university college;
is currently enrolled in a study program at a Swedish university/university college.

SSE's full and half scholarships

A number of SSE scholarships are offered every year to fully or partially cover the tuition fee for the MSc / BSc programs.

For applicants interested in our BSc program(s):
Please note that you would need to submit the scholarship application directly with your application at universityadmissions.se.

Af Jochnick Scholarship

Two scholarships are available every year, exclusively for applicants from Eastern Europe (including Moldova, Macedonia, Azerbadjan, Ukraine, Belarus and Russia) and Turkey.This scholarships fully covers the tuition fee for the MSc program. Funding for additional expenses, such as living costs, is not included in the scholarships.

American Friends of SSE Scholarship

One scholarship is available for the academic year 2019/2020, exclusively for applicants from North America (citizens of USA or Canada). This scholarship fully covers the tuition fee for the MSc program. Funding for additional expenses, such as living costs, is not included in the scholarships.

Carl Silfvén Scholarship

One to two scholarships are available. Each scholarship covers fully the tuition fees for the MSc program, plus living expenses for SEK 100,000 a year, plus travelling expenses for SEK 20,000.

To be eligible for this scholarship, an applicant should:

have a significant working experience in a Swedish company in Sweden or abroad and choose to leave the current working position to become a student at the school
not have any previous higher education in Business or Economics
have achieved good merits both in school and on the practical level

SSE-Swedish Program Scholarship

The Swedish Program and the Stockholm School of Economics offer a joint scholarship for the Swedish Program Alumni who choose to continue their studies joining one of the Master Programs at SSE. The SSE-Swedish Program Scholarship offers full tuition fees for one Swedish Program Alumni accepted to one of the Master Programs at SSE. Read more

The Actum Foundation Scholarship

One scholarship is available for the 2019/2020 academic year. This scholarship fully covers the tuition fee for the MSc program. Funding for additional expenses, such as living costs, is not included in the scholarship.

Scholarships administrated by other parties:

Swedish Institute (SI)

The Swedish Institute (SI), a government agency, administers over 500 scholarships each year for students and researchers coming to Sweden to pursue their objectives at a Swedish university.

Find out more about scholarships offered by SI.

"Study a Master's" scholarship from educations.com

The scholarship will be awarded for the fall/autumn semester of 2020 and is open to
students from any country who will be studying a master’s degree abroad at a European university or graduate school.

The application period ends on 13 April 2020. Read more and apply at educations.com

The Swedish Bank Research Foundation

The Swedish Bank Research Foundation (Bankforskningsinstitutet, BFI) supports academic research on financial institutions and markets.

Personal scholarships for PhD students for up to one year at a time and grants to cover certain expenses directly associated with the research. Supplementary grants to cover the cost of special expenses essential to a particular project may be available under certain circumstances. Applications for these grants are made on a separate form. Travel grants may also be considered.

In order to stimulate applied banking research the Foundation also welcomes applications from post-doc researchers that conduct well-qualified academic research within the research field. Post-doc grants are awarded as personal stipends and as grants to cover certain expenses directly associated with the research. Supplementary grants to cover the cost of special research expenses that are essential to a particular project may be available under certain circumstances. Applications for these grants are made on a separate form. Travel grants may also be considered.

More information can be found here.

Global Study Award Scholarship

Students from around the world (over 18 years) can apply if they’ve taken an IELTS exam and can show a copy of their International Student Identity Card. The winners will be selected based on how the students plan to make an impact on society, and improve their intercultural skills through their studies.

Read more here.

ERASMUS+ Master loans

Higher education students who have been accepted for a full Master's study programme in another Erasmus+ Programme Country can apply for a loan to contribute to their costs. Your destination country must be different from your country of residence, and from that where you obtained your Bachelor's degree.

Read more here.

Chinese Scholarship Council

Chinese citizens can be eligible for one of the scholarships offered by the Chinese Scholarship Council, CSC. They offer a limited number of scholarships for studies at selected SSE MSc programs.

Read more here.

Fullbright Scholarship Program

For American students wishing to study at graduate level in Sweden.

Read more here.

Scholarship program SOCAR

Citizens of Azerbaijan can be eligible for one of the scholarships offered by SOCAR.

Read more here.

The German Academic Exchange Service

Read more here.

Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN)

The Foundation accepts applications from nationals of the following countries: Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Syria, Egypt, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Madagascar and Mozambique.

Read more here.

Bolashak

Citizens of Kazakhstan can be eligible for this scholarship offered by the government.

Read more here.

Scholarships for Slovak citizens

National Scholarship Programme of the Slovak Republic. Read more and apply here:

https://www.scholarships.sk/