Admission & Finance
Applications from students who live within the EU or the EEA.
The application period for academic year 2024-2025 starts March 15th
The method of application varies between different courses and programs.
For courses and programs organized by Sankt Ignatios Folkhögskola, you apply through online forms on our website, while for the Pastoral-Pedagogical and Religious Educator programs, academic degrees, as well as programs and courses organized by the Department of Eastern Christian Studies at University College Stockholm, you apply through the website www.universityadmissions.se or www.antagning.se.
For questions: admission@sanktignatios.org
Spring 2024: Information for Applicants outside EU
Non-EU applicants are invited to apply for programs and courses organized by the Department of Eastern Christian Studies, University College Stockholm. Explore the courses and programs here.
Applications should be made through universityadmissions.se
Doctoral program
It is also possible to do supervised doctoral research at Sankt Ignatios. The number and availability of doctoral positions varies from year to year and are announced on our website.
Application requirements
Applications requirements are different for some cases, click on this link to read more about each particular course or program
Fees
Tuition at Sankt Ignatios Folkhögskola is free for everyone who is registered (folkbokförda) in Sweden. Distance learning may be available for students living abroad, with a fee. To find out more about this contact the administration at admission@sanktignatios.org
Students at University College Stockholm are not required to pay tuition fees if they are citizens of Sweden, of another EU country or if they have been granted permission to live in Sweden. The information about tuition fee for other international students is available on https://ehs.se/tuition-fees.
Service Fees at Sankt Ignatios Folkhögskola
Participants are required to pay a service fee which covers refreshments, insurance, and some materials used by participants in connection with their studies. Please note that the fee does not cover course literature, which, where necessary, students are expected to buy themselves. Participants have access to a substantial, well stocked library in Södertälje and to a much larger theological library online.
Full-time courses on-campus: SEK 1200 per course per semester
Part-time courses on-campus (50%): SEK 600 per course per semester
Distance learning (online): SEK 400 per course per semester
These fees are revised regularly.
Accommodation
Accommodation is available for the students of Sankt Ignatios College programs such as Pastoral-Pedagogical Program, Religious Educator Program and on-campus programs related to the Tewahedo tradition. The cost for accommodation in the seminary is 2500 SEK per month for the first year. From the second until the fourth year of studies the cost for accommodation can vary from 3500 to 5000 SEK per month depending on the kind of accommodation. These fees include the cost of food. The fees are revised annually. Please check our website for the current costs.
Student Aid
Students at Sankt Ignatios are encouraged to seek financial support through the Swedish Board of Student Finance (Centrala Studiestödsnämnden – CSN). Those who seek such support must be ready to provide information about any previous studies they have undertaken since this will determine whether they are eligible for support and how much they might receive.
Read more about how to apply for student financial aid at www.csn.se (in English or Swedish)
