• Registration

    Congratulations on your acceptance to The Swedish Program! Before registering, please read the Student Handbook and refer to it as you complete this form.

    To save your data and come back at a later time, please click "Save."  You'll be emailed a link to the form to continue editing. 

  • About you

  • Date of birth*
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  • Your school

  • Courses

    Refer to the website and the Handbook's Course Registration section.

    This is your official course registration. Please select a total of 4 courses. All courses are worth 4 semester hours of credit.

    Please confirm that your course selections comply with the Swedish Program's prerequisites and any applicable requirements set by your school and/or your major department. Changes to your course enrollment are permitted until a week before Arrival Day, after which all course registrations are then final. There is no add/drop period at the start of the semester.

    For course descriptions, prerequisites, and syllabi, please refer to our website. For questions about prerequisites or academic requirements, please contact admin@swedishprogram.org.

     

  • ** According to our records, you are required to take a Swedish language course.**

  • Spring 2026

    Direct enrollment course at SSE (optional)

    Direct enrollment courses at the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) are equivalent in credit hours to Swedish Program courses but follow the Swedish academic calendar, so the same amount of coursework is concentrated into 8 weeks of instruction. Students enrolled in an SSE course will thus have a heavier workload for the first 8 weeks of the semester. Students may only register for 1 SSE course.

    Direct enrollment courses can be identified on the website by the double asterisk ** in the course title. All direct enrollment courses have prerequisites. Please carefully review the requirements in the course description. It is your responsibility to confirm that you have completed the required prerequisite(s) prior to registration. For questions about prerequisites or academic requirements, please contact admin@swedishprogram.org.

  • Swedish Program courses

    Swedish Program courses follow the American academic calendar and involve 12 weeks of instruction. Courses with an asterisk * are open to students from the Stockholm School of Economics, so you may share the classroom with Swedish and international students.

    Many Swedish Program courses have prerequisites. Please carefully review the prerequisites in the course description. It is your responsibility to confirm that you have completed the required prerequisite(s) prior to registration. For questions about prerequisites or academic requirements, please contact admin@swedishprogram.org.

  • Fall 2026

    Direct enrollment course at SSE (optional)

    Direct enrollment courses at the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) are equivalent in credit hours to Swedish Program courses but follow the Swedish academic calendar, so the same amount of coursework is concentrated into 8 weeks of instruction. Students enrolled in an SSE course will thus have a heavier workload for the first 8 weeks of the semester. Students may only register for 1 SSE course.

    Direct enrollment courses can be identified on the website by the double asterisk ** in the course title. All direct enrollment courses have prerequisites. Please carefully review the requirements in the course description. It is your responsibility to confirm that you have completed the required prerequisite(s) prior to registration. For questions about prerequisites or academic requirements, please contact admin@swedishprogram.org.

  • Fall 2026 / Would you like to take a direct enrollment course at SSE?*

  • Swedish Program courses

    Swedish Program courses follow the American academic calendar and involve 12 weeks of instruction. Courses with an asterisk * are open to students from the Stockholm School of Economics, so you may share the classroom with Swedish and international students.

    Many Swedish Program courses have prerequisites. Please carefully review the prerequisites in the course description. It is your responsibility to confirm that you have completed the required prerequisite(s) prior to registration. For questions about prerequisites or academic requirements, please contact admin@swedishprogram.org.

  • Spring 2027

    Direct enrollment course at SSE (optional)

    Direct enrollment courses at the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) are equivalent in credit hours to Swedish Program courses but follow the Swedish academic calendar, so the same amount of coursework is concentrated into 8 weeks of instruction. Students enrolled in an SSE course will thus have a heavier workload for the first 8 weeks of the semester. Students may only register for 1 SSE course.

    Direct enrollment courses can be identified on the website by the double asterisk ** in the course title. All direct enrollment courses have prerequisites. Please carefully review the requirements in the course description. It is your responsibility to confirm that you have completed the required prerequisite(s) prior to registration. For questions about prerequisites or academic requirements, please contact admin@swedishprogram.org.

  • Spring 2027 / Would you like to take a direct enrollment course at SSE?*

  • Swedish Program courses

    Swedish Program courses follow the American academic calendar and involve 12 weeks of instruction. Courses with an asterisk * are open to students from the Stockholm School of Economics, so you may share the classroom with Swedish and international students.

    Many Swedish Program courses have prerequisites. Please carefully review the prerequisites in the course description. It is your responsibility to confirm that you have completed the required prerequisite(s) prior to registration. For questions about prerequisites or academic requirements, please contact admin@swedishprogram.org.

  • Activities

  • Optional Excursion: The Island of Gotland

    Refer to the website and the Handbook's Optional Excursions section

    During the fall semester, students travel to the Island of Gotland as an optional excursion. Typically, around 90% of students participate. The excursion fee includes round-trip transportation, accommodations, and all meals and activities. Payment for the optional excursion is due April 1. Financially aided students may request a fee waiver if their financial aid does not cover the optional excursion fee.

  • Would you like to register for the optional excursion to the Island of Gotland?*

  • Optional Excursion: The Arctic Circle

    Refer to the website and the Handbook's Optional Excursions section

    During the spring semester, students travel to the Arctic Circle as an optional excursion. Typically, around 90% of students participate. The excursion fee includes round-trip transportation, accommodations, and all meals and activities. Payment for the optional excursion is due October 15. Financially aided students may request a fee waiver if their financial aid does not cover the optional excursion fee.

  • Would you like to register for the optional excursion to the Arctic Circle?*

  • Excursion Fee Waiver

    The excursion fee is waived for students who receive financial aid but whose aid package does not cover the cost of the excursion fee. To receive the fee waiver, please ask your Financial Aid Office to complete the Fee Waiver Form by April 1 (academic year and fall students) or October 15 (spring students).

  • Would you like to apply for a fee waiver?*

  • Housing preference during Program travel

    Swedish Program students stay in shared rooms during our mandatory orientation trip to the Stockholm Archipelago and during optional excursions. By default, students are assigned to rooms with students who have the same gender identity.

  • Are you open to gender-inclusive housing?

  • Internships

    Refer to the website and the Handbook's Internship section

  • Would you like to apply for an internship?*

  • Please complete the Internship Request Form by April 1 (fall and academic year students) or October 15 (spring students). 

  • Contact Families

    Refer to the Handbook's Contact Families section

  • Would you like to request a contact family?*

  • Health & Safety

    Health questionnaire

    The purpose of this section is to help our staff provide assistance and support during your study abroad experience. Health issues may include medical conditions, psychological or emotional concerns, or physical limitations. Mild health issues can become serious under the stresses of living in a foreign country, even if they have been well-controlled at home. Your responses are private and will not affect your acceptance into the program.

  • Do you have any food allergies or dietary restrictions (e.g. vegetarian, gluten-free, kosher, halal)?*
  • Do you have any other allergies (e.g. medicine, pets, environmental factors)?*
  • Do you have a documented health issue that affects your housing needs?*
  • Do you receive academic accommodations for a documented learning disability?*
  • Do you have any other health issues that you would like us to be aware of?*
  • Are you taking any prescription medications?*

  • Emergency contacts

    Please provide 3 emergency contacts, including at least one parent/guardian.

  • Records

    FERPA release

    Under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (“FERPA”), 20 U.S.C. Section 1232g, many of your records, or information from such records, may not be released by The Swedish Program to a parent or other third party, with certain exceptions, without your written consent. Such non-disclosable records include, but are not limited to:

    • Records regarding your physical or mental health (unless it is a health or safety emergency)
    • Records regarding an incident of which you have been a victim
    • Records regarding your violation of any federal, state, or local law, or of any rule or policy of The Swedish Program or the local university (unless you are under 21 years of age, such law, rule or policy relates to the use or possession of alcohol or a controlled substance, and The Swedish Program determines that you have committed a disciplinary violation with respect to that use or possession)
    • You may grant permission to authorized personnel at The Swedish Program to release your records described below and/or the information contained therein to your parent(s) or legal guardians. The purpose of this release is to ensure that your parents or legal guardians receive timely information about your physical and mental health and wellbeing and may assist you or The Swedish Program if necessary.

    By selecting "Yes" below, you hereby grant authorization for the following records to be disclosed by The Swedish Program:

    • Any records regarding your physical or mental health
    • Records regarding an incident of which you have been a victim
    • Records regarding your violation of any federal, state, or local law, or of any rule or policy of The Swedish Program or the local university

    You are also acknowledging that you are voluntarily waiving certain rights granted to you by FERPA. You have the right to revoke your consent at any time by notification in writing to The Swedish Program.

  • FERPA release:*

  • Please list the name and email address of up to two parent(s)/guardian(s) to whom you authorize the release of records. We will also send your parent(s)/guardian(s) a brief welcome email.

  • Photo and video release

    I grant permission to The Swedish Program to take photographs of me during the Program year and use any such photos in the marketing and promotion of the Program. I understand that the photographs may appear only in the Program brochure, on the Program website, and on the Program’s social media platforms (including Facebook and Instagram). I understand that such photos will only be taken in a public space, which includes the Stockholm School of Economics, the island of Sandhamn during orientation, on both of the Program’s cultural excursions to the Arctic Circle and Gotland, on planned social activities, any Program reception or dinner, during a study visit, or in any public space in the city of Stockholm. I understand that I will not be paid for the use of the photographs.

  • Photo and video release:*

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