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                                             Higher education

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                                             Higher education

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Higher education in Sweden is provided by 55 institutions of two types: university colleges (44) and universities (11). Admission to Swedish universities is through a certificate competition. University education consists of lectures, laboratory and practical exercises. The higher educational system in Sweden looks like this:
1. Education at the first pre-diploma stage:

after 2 years, the graduate receives a diploma on completion of his studies at the university;

in 3 years - bachelor's degree.

2. Training to achieve the level of specialization:

1 year of study - preparation for obtaining a master's degree;

2 years of study - master.

Admission to the second level is impossible without a pre-diploma degree.

Doctorate is the highest research level:

After two years of study - the award of a licentiate degree (intermediate from bachelor to doctor);

4 years - doctoral degree.

Postgraduate education takes place at universities that have research laboratories and other specialized departments in their structure.

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At the end of the 9th grade, children can continue their studies in gymnasium (3 years) or go to work, but 97% of graduates continue to study further. Gymnasium students are offered 26 programs in three directions:

professionally oriented programs (1 year);

technical programs (2 years);

academic programs (3 years)

There are no final school and university entrance exams. All study plans are linked and students can move from one program to another

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Secondary education is compulsory for children between the ages of 7 and 16; at the request of their parents, children can go to school from the age of six. Twelve-year education in Swedish schools is divided into 2 stages: general secondary school (9 years) - compulsory; gymnasium (3 years) - optional.
General secondary school:

primary (grades 1-3);

intermediate (grades 4-6);

senior (grades 7-9)

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                                  Preschool education

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                                  Preschool education

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The first stage of the education system in Sweden is kindergartens, which accept children from the age of one year.
Pre-school attendance is optional. Kids play, go on excursions in the library, museums, walks in parks.At 6 years old, parents can send their child to preparatory class, where he will study literacy, numbers, nature

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The main principle of the Swedish educational system is the accessibility of education regardless of social status, ethnicity, religious beliefs or gender.