Program Details
| Duration |
1 year(s) |
| Intakes |
Sep |
| Application Fee |
900 SEK |
| Living cost |
SEK 10 656 per month (minimum funds Halmstad University states are required for the residence permit); university's own |
| Yearly Tuition Fee |
157,000 SEK per year |
| Scholarship |
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English Proficiency Test Requirements
| English Proficiency |
No Test Requirement |
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Standardized Test Requirements
Entry Requirements
| Study level |
Postgraduate |
| Language of study |
English |
| Eligibility |
Bachelor of Science with a major in Exercise Biomedicine, Biomedicine, Physiotherapy or Sport Science including an independent thesis 15 credits. Anatomy and Physiology 15 credits, Exercise Training 7.5 credits. Degree equivalent to a Swedish kandidatexamen from an internationally recognised university. English equivalent to English 6 / English level 2. Leads to a Master of Science (60 credits) in Exercise Biomedicine. |
| Documents required |
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Remarks
| Refund policy |
Tuition fee is paid per semester before each semester starts. Students who fail a course or programme are not reimbursed and cannot use the fee for another course/programme; tuition fees paid for commenced programmes/courses will not be reimbursed. |
| Visa refusal policy |
All students from non-EU/EEA countries must apply for a residence permit via the Swedish Migration Agency, advised immediately after admission and payment of tuition fees. Requirements: admission to full-time studies (30 credits per semester), valid passport, ability to support yourself (minimum SEK 10 656 per month, proved with bank statement), and comprehensive health insurance (students admitted to programmes of one year or less are covered by health insurance from Halmstad University). Students with a residence permit may work part-time in Sweden. |
Requirements, fees and deadlines shown here are the ones our counsellors work from, but the
university can change them at any intake. We confirm the live figures with the institution
before an application is filed, so treat this page as the starting point rather than the
final word.
