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Study Agriculture & Environment in Sweden 🇸🇪

Sweden offers 12 Agriculture & Environment programs across 4 universities. Tuition ranges from $110k–$145k/yr, making it a competitive option for international students. 83% of programs carry STEM designation, which is valuable for post-graduation work authorization in many countries.

12 Programs
4 Universities
$110k–$145k/yr Tuition
83% STEM

Why Sweden for Agriculture & Environment?

Living Cost

$12,000/yr

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By Degree Level

Bachelor (4) Master (4) PhD (3) Certificate (1)

Top Universities for Agriculture & Environment in Sweden

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

Uppsala · National rank #10 · QS #251

Forestry · Bachelor Animal Science · Master Doctoral Programme in Forest Sciences · PhD Horticultural Management · Bachelor Horticultural Science · Master Doctoral Programme in Agricultural Sciences · PhD Environmental Communication and Management · Master Agricultural Programme - Rural Development · Bachelor Forestry Master's Programme · Master
Linnaeus University

Växjö · National rank #12

Forestry and Wood Technology · PhD
Mid Sweden University

Sundsvall · National rank #17 · QS #801

Forestry and Wood Technology · Bachelor
Odling som livsstil och lokal resiliens · Certificate

All Programs

Forestry and Wood Technology

Linnaeus University

PhD STEM

Odling som livsstil och lokal resiliens

Vimmerby Folkhögskola

Certificate

Forestry and Wood Technology

Mid Sweden University

Bachelor STEM

Forestry

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

Bachelor STEM

Animal Science

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

Master STEM

Doctoral Programme in Forest Sciences

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

PhD STEM

Horticultural Management

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

Bachelor STEM

Horticultural Science

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

Master STEM

Doctoral Programme in Agricultural Sciences

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

PhD STEM

Environmental Communication and Management

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

Master

Agricultural Programme - Rural Development

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

Bachelor STEM

Forestry Master's Programme

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

Master STEM

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to study Agriculture & Environment in Sweden?
Tuition for Agriculture & Environment programs in Sweden ranges from $110k–$145k/yr. Annual living costs (accommodation, food, transport) are approximately $12k.
What are the English language requirements for Agriculture & Environment in Sweden?
English-taught Agriculture & Environment programs in Sweden typically require:. Requirements vary by university and program level — always check the specific program page.
How many Agriculture & Environment programs are in Sweden?
Abroadly lists 12 Agriculture & Environment programs at 4 universities across Sweden. Programs are available at Bachelor, Master, and PhD level.
Are Agriculture & Environment programs in Sweden STEM-designated?
83% of Agriculture & Environment programs in Sweden carry STEM designation. STEM classification can be important for visa purposes in countries like the US and UK after graduation.
Is Sweden a good country for Agriculture & Environment students?
Sweden is a strong choice for Agriculture & Environment with 4 universities offering these programs. The primary language is Swedish, though many programs are taught in English.
What degree levels are available for Agriculture & Environment in Sweden?
In Sweden, Agriculture & Environment programs are offered at: PhD (3 programs), Certificate (1 programs), Bachelor (4 programs), Master (4 programs). This gives students flexibility whether they're seeking an undergraduate degree, postgraduate specialization, or doctoral research.