Sweden is an attractive study-abroad destination–and not just because of the natural beauty and architecture. It’s easy-going and safe, Swedes are polite, speak good English, and the public facilities are excellent throughout the country. Some students may also be able to study for free.
Sweden’s also a culturally fascinating and naturally beautiful country. Stockholm’s Gamla Stan (Old Town), the world’s largest outdoor museum at Skansen, grand palaces like Drottningholm, the islands of the Stockholm Archipelago, and the wild beauty of Lapland are just a few things you can see while studying in Sweden.
English proficiency in Sweden is very high, so it’s easy to live there as an English speaker, plus there are a lot of full-degree programs that are taught in English. If you’re serious about the educational experience you will get studying abroad (and aren’t just looking for a semester of partying and traveling), Sweden has some of the world’s top-ranked universities–it’s joint home (with Norway) of the Nobel Prize, after all.
Although Swedes are known for their social reserve, it may actually be easier to make local friends while studying in English in Sweden than in some other places. While in some countries, students taking courses in English are put in classes together, meaning you only mix with other foreign students, in Sweden many local students take classes in English. So, your classmates won’t only be other international students.
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