Choosing a university abroad starts with asking the right questions. Which course matches your interests? What does the application require? How should you plan your budget? A university fair gives you a focused setting to explore these questions before making a decision.
SNY Cosmos is organising the Study in Sweden Fair 2026, bringing representatives from eight Swedish universities to five Indian cities this October. Registration is free. Students exploring bachelor’s or master’s studies, along with parents, are welcome.
Why Study in Sweden?
- Quality education: Explore an education system that encourages independent thinking, creativity and practical problem-solving.
- Innovation and research: Study in an environment that values new ideas and research.
- Career-focused learning: Develop knowledge and practical skills that connect your studies with real-world challenges.
- International environment: Learn alongside students from different countries and cultures.
- Focus on sustainability: Experience how environmental responsibility shapes learning and everyday life.
- Diverse study options: Explore bachelor’s and master’s programmes that match your interests and academic goals.
- Inclusive student experience: Discover a society that values equality, collaboration and different perspectives.
Participating Universities
Meet representatives from:
- Lund University
- Linköping University
- Jönköping University
- Mälardalen University
- University West
- Linnaeus University
- University of Borås
- Karlstad University
Event Dates and Timings
| City | Date | Time |
| Bangalore | Saturday, 24 October 2026 | 10:30 AM–1:30 PM |
| Chennai | Sunday, 25 October 2026 | 10:00 AM–1:00 PM |
| Pune | Monday, 26 October 2026 | 6:00 PM–9:00 PM |
| Vijayawada | Thursday, 29 October 2026 | 6:00 PM–9:00 PM |
| Hyderabad | Saturday, 31 October 2026 | 10:00 AM–1:00 PM |
Turn Your Study Plans into Useful Questions
You can discuss programmes, entry requirements, tuition, scholarships, applications and student life directly with university representatives.
To make these conversations useful, think beyond the course title. Two programmes with similar names may cover different subjects or use different teaching approaches. Ask how the curriculum connects with your interests and what you should compare before choosing.
If you are still deciding on a field, prepare a short introduction about your academic background, favourite subjects and future goals. This can help you explain what you are looking for and keep each conversation focused.
Compare Courses with Your Goals in Mind
Before attending, write down your priorities. You might want to deepen your knowledge in your current subject, explore a new specialisation or develop skills for a particular career.
Consider asking:
- Which modules should I review before applying?
- Does my previous degree meet the programme’s subject requirements?
- How is student work assessed?
- What should I know about projects or practical learning?
Record the answers while they are fresh. After the fair, compare your options using the same criteria so that your shortlist reflects your needs.
Prepare a Realistic Financial Plan
A useful budget starts with more than tuition. Prepare questions about accommodation, everyday expenses and other costs you may need to account for.
For scholarships, ask about eligibility, application steps and deadlines. Find out whether a separate application is needed and what information you should prepare. Build your financial plan around confirmed costs and funding, then treat any pending scholarship as an outcome still to be decided.
Parents can use these discussions to help students weigh their options and identify the financial questions that need further research.
Make the Most of Your Visit
Prepare a brief checklist before the event: your preferred study level, subjects of interest, intended intake and questions for each university.
You can also keep copies of relevant academic information handy as a personal reference. Having your grades and qualifications available helps you describe your background accurately.
During each discussion, note the programme name, the next action and where to verify the details. Afterwards, review official programme pages and application instructions before submitting anything. A clear follow-up list turns an informative visit into practical progress.
Register for the Study in Sweden Fair 2026
To attend, complete the registration form and select your city.
Prepare your questions, explore your options, and take the next step towards a study plan that fits your goals. Whether you are beginning your research or narrowing down your university choices, the Study in Sweden Fair offers an opportunity to gather information directly from participating universities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. There is no registration charge.
Use the event page’s form and choose your city.
Yes, direct discussions are available at the fair.
Yes. Parents are welcome alongside prospective students.
List your course interests, academic background, and key questions. Bring a notebook or use your phone to record answers and follow-up tasks.