Uppsala University Master’s and Postgraduate Scholarships in Sweden – 2026 Uppsala University in Sweden

Uppsala University in Sweden is offering a range of scholarships for international students applying to its Master’s and postgraduate programs for the 2026 academic year. These scholarships are designed to support high-achieving students by providing full tuition fee coverage at one of Sweden’s most prestigious and historic universities. The scholarships are open to international students who are required to pay tuition fees and who apply for an eligible Master’s or postgraduate program at Uppsala University as their first priority through universityadmissions.se.

Applicants must submit both a university application and a separate scholarship application before the deadline of February 2, 2026. The selection process is merit-based, focusing on academic excellence and the quality of a required motivational letter (maximum 350 words) that should reflect the eligibility criteria of the scholarship program. Financial need is not considered in the selection process. Applicants must meet all general and program-specific entry requirements, and incomplete or late applications will not be considered.

The scholarship covers full tuition fees, with additional benefits depending on the specific scholarship and program. However, living expenses are not fully covered, so students should plan accordingly. There is no application fee for the scholarship. The application process involves first applying for a Master’s or postgraduate program at Uppsala University, then submitting a separate online scholarship application, including your personal details, program choice, and a motivational letter. The application period for scholarships is from January 16 to February 2, 2026.

For more information and to apply, visit the official Uppsala University scholarship application guide and portal. This opportunity is ideal for academically talented students seeking to study in Sweden and benefit from a world-class educational environment at Uppsala University.