Overview

The Axel Adler Scholarship 2025 is designed for academically gifted and ambitious students who demonstrate leadership potential. This scholarship offers more than just financial support—it opens the door to Sweden's renowned educational system, known for its innovation, inclusivity, and emphasis on research. As a recipient, you will be able to study in an academic setting that fosters creativity and critical thinking, with access to cutting-edge research and global networks.

In addition to full tuition coverage, the Axel Adler Scholarship provides the opportunity to experience Swedish culture, which is known for its emphasis on sustainability, innovation, and inclusivity. Students will be immersed in a vibrant international academic community, interacting with scholars from all over the globe.

Who Can Apply?

• You must apply for a Bachelor’s or Master’s program at the University of Gothenburg.
• You should demonstrate outstanding academic performance and leadership potential.
• You must meet the admission requirements of the specific program you wish to apply for.

Application Procedure

1. Find a Bachelor’s or Master’s program at the University of Gothenburg that aligns with your academic interests.
2. Apply for the chosen program through the University of Gothenburg’s official admission portal.
3. Include all required documents such as your CV, transcripts, and motivational letter when applying.
4. Ensure that your program selection aligns with the scholarship’s eligibility criteria.

What Financial Support is Available?

Scholarships cover the tuition fee of the study programme you are admitted to. It is a tuition fee waiver only; no additional financial support for living expenses or travel grants is provided.

Other Details

Conditions for the Axel Adler Scholarship 2025

• Tuition Fee Coverage: The Axel Adler Scholarship fully covers tuition fees for the entire program the student is admitted to. This includes 4 semesters (120 credits) for most Master’s programs, except for the Master’s program in Investigative Journalism, which covers 2 semesters (60 credits). For Bachelor’s programs, it covers 6 semesters (180 credits). However, the scholarship does not cover living or accommodation expenses.
• Insurance: Scholarship recipients are insured under FAS+, provided by the Swedish Legal, Financial, and Administrative Service Agency (Kammarkollegiet). Detailed terms and conditions are available on Kammarkollegiet’s website and as an attachment.
• Academic Requirements: Scholars must complete at least 75% of the semester’s credits to retain the scholarship. Regular academic performance reviews are conducted.
• Revocation of Scholarship: The scholarship will be revoked if the student fails to start their program on time, discontinues their studies, or violates the University of Gothenburg's study rules and regulations. Suspension from studies will also result in the withdrawal of the scholarship.
• Residence Permit: Scholarship holders must promptly apply for a residence permit for studies through the Swedish Migration Agency. To obtain the permit, students must demonstrate sufficient financial resources to support themselves. The scholarship remains valid only if the residence permit is granted in time for the program's start.

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