Linköping University Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences

- Linkoping, Sweden
Abroad

General Information

The Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences at Linköping University (LiU) is one of Sweden’s most innovative medical schools. It is famous for introducing Problem-Based Learning (PBL) and Interprofessional Learning (IPL) to Scandinavia, where students from different health professions (medicine, nursing, physiotherapy) train together to prepare for real-world hospital teams.


General Info

  • Established: 1970; recognized as a full university in 1975.

  • Academic Philosophy: Linköping is the pioneer of Problem-Based Learning (PBL) in Sweden. Instead of traditional lectures, students work in small groups to solve clinical cases.

  • Interprofessional Learning (IPL): Students from various medical disciplines work together in the "Student-led training ward," a unique model where they manage real patients under supervision.

  • Language:

    • Medicine (Läkare): Taught in Swedish (6-year program).

    • English-taught degrees: Includes the BSc in Experimental and Industrial Biomedicine and Master's in Medical Bioscience and Biomedical Engineering.

Campus Facilities

  • Campus US (University Hospital Campus): This is the dedicated medical campus, integrated directly with the Linköping University Hospital. It is located within walking distance of the city center.

  • Clinicum: A state-of-the-art Clinical Training Centre where students practice procedures (from taking blood pressure to emergency surgeries) using high-fidelity mannequins and simulation technology.

  • Växthuset (The Greenhouse): A key student building on Campus US featuring modern auditoriums, study areas, and student services with a unique glass facade.

  • Hospital & Medical Facilities

    Leading tertiary care hospital attached to the institution

  • Status: A highly ranked hospital known for providing "highly specialized care" for the entire Southeast region of Sweden.

  • Specialties: Nationally renowned for its Burn Center, Hand and Plastic Surgery, and Neurosurgery.

  • Research Hub: Home to the Center for Medical Image Science and Visualization (CMIV), which is a world leader in digital pathology and 3D medical imaging.

  • Fee Structure

    State University Affordability

  • EU/EEA/Swiss Citizens: No tuition fees.

  • Non-EU International Students:

    • BSc Experimental & Industrial Biomedicine: Approximately SEK 150,000 per year.

    • Master’s Programmes: Typically range from SEK 140,000 to 165,000 per year.

    • Medical Degree (if non-EU): Fees for clinical programs are higher, often exceeding SEK 250,000 per year.

    • Application Fee: A standard fee of SEK 900.

  • City Details

  • Vibe: Linköping is known as "The City of Ideas." It is a high-tech hub (home to SAAB Aerospace) but retains a friendly, small-town atmosphere.

  • Nature: The city is surrounded by beautiful oak woodlands and the Göta Canal, perfect for outdoor activities.

  • Transport: Bicycles are the primary mode of transport. LiU also provides a free shuttle bus (Campusbussen) for students traveling between the Linköping and Norrköping campuses.

  • Hostel & Mess

  • Housing (Studentbostäder): Student housing is mostly located in the Ryd district, a 10-15 minute bike ride from the hospital.

    • Corridor Rooms: Private bedroom and bathroom with a shared kitchen/living area.

    • Cost: Roughly SEK 3,900 – 5,500 per month (includes internet, water, and heating).

  • Mess/Dining: There are no "mess halls" with meal plans. All student housing is self-catering.

    • Campus Food: Subsidized lunch is available at campus restaurants like Matnatten or Zenit (approx. SEK 85–95).

  • Miscellaneous

    • NRI Seats: Sweden does not have an NRI Quota or Management Quota. Unlike India, admission is strictly merit-based through the national portal.

    • Admission Path:

      • Medical Degree: Requires C1 Swedish (TISUS) and competitive high school grades in science subjects.

      • Biomedicine/Masters: Requires a relevant degree and English proficiency (IELTS 6.5+).

    • Scholarships: The LiU International Scholarship offers 25–50% tuition waivers for non-EU students with high academic standing (usually a GPA equivalent to 80% or above).

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