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So today we're going to talk about a
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scholarship in Sweden. Uh you can by the
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way do this by yourself. Let's choose
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Sweden here and bachelor uh full tuition
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and scholarship deadline open. So this
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scholarship is open right now. Uh this
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is global scholarship in Lond
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University. Lond University is a very
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good university. This is for bachelors
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and masters. Uh this university by the
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way is like in the top 100 universities
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um in in the world like globally
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especially in terms of medical education
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medical school. So yeah as you can see
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it's in Lond. It's a large school. There
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are other scholarships as well. There
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are not that many full funding
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scholarships some external scholarships
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uh full funding that you can find here.
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We don't really talk about Sweden and
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studying in Sweden a lot. So yeah it's a
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really good university. This is about
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like 10 to 20,000 around that I believe
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at a tuition and master's tuition is
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pretty much the same. So this
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scholarship covers that uh to be able to
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apply you have to have it as your first
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choice and able to secure funding for
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other living costs. So they don't really
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want you to go there and have issues
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living there having enough uh funds to
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cover your living costs. So you have to
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show them you have funding for that. If
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you do that, you can get this
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scholarship. And we have the application
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process process here. You can get more
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information by clicking here, of course.
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And they give you a lot of other
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information as well. Like as you can
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see, these are the scholarships and
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awards. And yeah, again, living here a
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bit is a bit expensive. I think you
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would need more than
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$1,000 monthly. It's about um 900 to
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$1,200 per month, euros per month. And
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it's pretty much the same like about up
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to
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$1,300 by this estimation. So you have
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like accommodation, food, uh that's all
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in this. Obviously tuition fees are not
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so application period requirements and
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conditions and size of the scholarship.
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Tuition fees only. So yeah, Ammon, do
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you want to add anything about this
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scholarship? Studying in Sweden in
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general is a bit underrated. I would say
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we don't talk about it enough or we
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don't talk about it often since there is
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uh this uh prevalent idea that
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Scandinavian countries are pretty
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expensive which they are but they're
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really international studentfriendly
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they are very accepting countries and in
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the case of Sweden for example at the
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end of your studies uh you are given a
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one year uh for work search visa for
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those who want to find job opportunities
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is when they finish studying. Sweden is
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uh one of those countries that offer
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that option. So many many countries
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actually require students to go back to
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their home country after uh their
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studies or after their scholarships. Uh
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but Sweden doesn't. Uh it encourages
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international student to search for work
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and they give them a whole year to find
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a job and it is renewable provided that
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uh you are employed. So it is just a
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good sign that Sweden is international
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studentfriendly. Yeah, life in Sweden in
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general is pretty expensive or not as
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expensive just depending on your
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lifestyle on uh your rent which is uh
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pretty much the case for most European
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countries. So I think it is a very very
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viable option and uh the scholarship
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deadline is in August. So I think that a
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lot of uh students who have uh most of
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their documents ready could potentially
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apply for this. It's a really good
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opportunity and who knows like maybe
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someone who's watching now could apply
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