The International Graduate Programme (IGP) is part of the Faculty of Social Sciences at Stockholm University. Unlike many other graduate programmes in Sweden, students are not required to know Swedish.
Our courses are in English. Swedish and international teachers who are experts in the topic of the course hold lectures and students participate actively in seminar discussions. And unlike most graduate programmes in other countries, students accepted to the International Graduate Programme do not pay tuition fees.
The IGP offers different high-quality cross-disciplinary courses each term, but it is not a master's programme and does not give the student a master's degree.






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As of spring semester 2008, the International Graduate Programme (IGP) is no longer in existence.


This implies that we do not offer any courses and we do not admit any students.


For information on other courses in English, see:
Stockholm universtity's website

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Comments on the IGP:

" My experience at Stockholm University was one I value. My home universities - and I expect most Canadian and American universities - do not put the resources into a program of this kind. It is unique and should be valued. I would never in a thousand years in Canada have the opportunity to hear the speakers I heard in Sweden."

- Corinne Hersey, IGP student spring semester 2003


" Students shouldn't think that they can come to the IGP to relax. They must be ready to work hard in order to benefit from the immense richness of this course and especially the international experience of the guest lecturers who come from far and wide. It has been a very memorable experience for me."

- Evelyn Nganchi, IGP student spring semester 2005