31 August, 2018
1200 international students were welcomed by Stockholm Student Arrival Service
1200 international students were welcomed by Stockholm Student Arrival Service
During the weekends of 18-19 and 26-27 August, 1200 new international students were welcomed at Arlanda Airport by Stockholm Student Arrival Service. The students were received by about 30 student guides and were offered a free bus ride to the central City Terminal, KTH and Stockholm University.
Once on the bus, the new students received a welcome gift, a goodie bag including a SIM card, to be able to quickly contact family and find information. It was the ninth time that Stockholm Student Arrival Service was arranged since its start in 2014. Stockholm Student Arrival Service is an initiative from Stockholm Academic Forum together with the universities in Stockholm and Stockholm City.
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About international students in Stockholm
Every year, thousands of new international students come to Stockholm. Figures from the 2016/2017 academic year show that in Stockholm, the largest student populations come from Germany, Finland and China, while the group that has grown the most, with 21 percent, is Indian students.
Most international students are at Stockholm University (3 826), followed by KTH Royal Institute of Technology (3,063) and Karolinska Institutet (831). Then it’s Stockholm School of Economics (530 students), where the number of international students has increased by 12 percent. Also, the School of Economics is the higher education institution with the largest proportion of international students (27 percent).
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Rapport Internationell studentmobilitet i Stockholm 2016-2017
31 August, 2018
1200 international students were welcomed by Stockholm Student Arrival Service
1200 international students were welcomed by Stockholm Student Arrival Service
During the weekends of 18-19 and 26-27 August, 1200 new international students were welcomed at Arlanda Airport by Stockholm Student Arrival Service. The students were received by about 30 student guides and were offered a free bus ride to the central City Terminal, KTH and Stockholm University.
Once on the bus, the new students received a welcome gift, a goodie bag including a SIM card, to be able to quickly contact family and find information. It was the ninth time that Stockholm Student Arrival Service was arranged since its start in 2014. Stockholm Student Arrival Service is an initiative from Stockholm Academic Forum together with the universities in Stockholm and Stockholm City.
Pictures from reception
All images by: Stockholm Academic Forum
How can I use these images?
Our images are copyrighted. They are free to be used use in news, articles or other publications related to Stockholm Academic Forum or its members. When publishing our images, enter Photo: Stockholm Academic Forum
Related material:
Radio Interview
Sveriges Radio interviews Staf’s CEO Maria Fogelström Kylberg and master students Rohit Agarwal, from India and Ran Li, from China about Stockholm as an academic destination.
Click on the link to get to the post:
About international students in Stockholm
Every year, thousands of new international students come to Stockholm. Figures from the 2016/2017 academic year show that in Stockholm, the largest student populations come from Germany, Finland and China, while the group that has grown the most, with 21 percent, is Indian students.
Most international students are at Stockholm University (3 826), followed by KTH Royal Institute of Technology (3,063) and Karolinska Institutet (831). Then it’s Stockholm School of Economics (530 students), where the number of international students has increased by 12 percent. Also, the School of Economics is the higher education institution with the largest proportion of international students (27 percent).
Download report in PDF format
Rapport Internationell studentmobilitet i Stockholm 2016-2017
