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Application and eligibilityMaster's Programme in Computational Science and Engineering, 120 Credits

Master's Programme in Computational Science and Engineering
Term: Autumn Term 2012
Programme type: 100%, Normal Studies
Eligibility: A Bachelor's or Bachelor of Engineering degree (equivalent to a Swedish Kandidatexamen or Högskoleingenjörsexamen, 180 ECTS) from an internationally recognised university. Special requirements are 15 ECTS-credits in Computing science, with a minimum of 7,5 ECTS-credits in Programming and 7.5 ECTS_credits in numerical methods. 30 ECTS-credits in Mathematics including single- and multivariable analysis and linear algbra, 7.5 ECTS-credits in Mathematical statistics.For individual courses within the program additional courses may be required. English proficiency equivalent to English A from Swedish Upper secondary education. (IELTS (Academic) with minimum score 5.5 and no individual score below 5.0. TOEFL (Paper based with minimum score 530 and minimum TWE 4). TOEFL (Internet based with minimum score 72 and minimum Written 17)). Basic entrance requirements for higher studies in Swedish language proficiency is also required if the course is taught in Swedish. If you are still working towards your undergraduate degree, you need to include with your application a document from your current University, outlining when you are expected to graduate as well as a course outline for the last semester (for more information, See http://www.umu.se/english/education/master/eligibility).
Selection: Academic credits
Programme location: Umeå
Language of instruction: English

Application code: UMU-M5028
Application: The application period is closed.

Application code: UMU-05028
Application: The application period is closed.

Master's Programme in Computational Science and Engineering
Term: Autumn Term 2013
Programme type: 100%, Normal Studies
Eligibility: A Bachelor's or Bachelor of Engineering degree (equivalent to a Swedish Kandidatexamen or Högskoleingenjörsexamen, 180 ECTS) from an internationally recognised university. Special requirements are 15 ECTS-credits in Computing science, with a minimum of 7,5 ECTS-credits in Programming and 7.5 ECTS_credits in numerical methods. 30 ECTS-credits in Mathematics including single- and multivariable analysis and linear algbra, 7.5 ECTS-credits in Mathematical statistics.For individual courses within the program additional courses may be required. English proficiency equivalent to English A from Swedish Upper secondary education. (IELTS (Academic) with minimum score 5.5 and no individual score below 5.0. TOEFL (Paper based with minimum score 530 and minimum TWE 4). TOEFL (Internet based with minimum score 72 and minimum Written 17)). Basic entrance requirements for higher studies in Swedish language proficiency is also required if the course is taught in Swedish. If you are still working towards your undergraduate degree, you need to include with your application a document from your current University, outlining when you are expected to graduate as well as a course outline for the last semester (for more information, See http://www.umu.se/english/education/master/eligibility).
Selection: Academic credits
Programme location: Umeå
Language of instruction: English (upon request)

Application code: UMU-05028
Application: Intended only for applicants within the EU/EEA and Switzerland. Notification of admission will be sent in mid-July 2013. For further information. Submit a late online application. You will be transferred to universityadmissions.se.

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Application code: UMU-M5028
Application: The application period is closed.

2012-12-21

Tuition fees and scholarships

With a few exceptions, all citizens of countries outside of the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland are required to pay application and tuition fees for education at undergraduate and advanced level.
For most degree programmes rates are SEK 90,000–135,000 per year. Programmes in architecture, design, and fine arts range from SEK 270,000 to SEK 330,000 per year.

Umeå University offers a limited number of scholarships to students from outside the EU/EEA.

The Swedish Institute administers numerous scholarships each year for students and researchers coming to Sweden.