Tuition fees
Find out if you are required to pay application and tuition fees and access the full list of tuition fees for KI’s global bachelor’s and master’s programmes.
Who is required to pay tuition fees?
If you are a citizen of a country outside of the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland, you are required to pay application and tuition fees. The application fee is 900 SEK when you apply at universityadmission.se, Sweden's central application portal. There are some exemptions to the general rule of having to pay application and tuition fees.
- Find out if you need to pay fees on universityadmissions.se
- Pay your application fee on univesitysmissions.se
If you are a citizen of the EU, EEA or Switzerland the education is free of charge, but you need to document your EU/EEA citizenship to be exempt from fees.
Tuition fees for entry in 2025/2026
Biomedicine
Total amount: 540 000 SEK
Per instalment: 90 000 SEK
Bioentrepreneurship
Total amount: 360,000 SEK
Per instalment: 90,000 SEK
Biomedicine
Total amount: 400,000 SEK
Per instalment: 100,000 SEK
Biostatistics and Data Science
Total amount: 360,000 SEK
Per instalment: 90,000 SEK
Global Health
Total amount: 360,000 SEK
Per instalment: 90,000 SEK
Health Economics, Policy and Management
Total amount: 360,000 SEK
Per instalment: 90,000 SEK
Health Informatics
Total amount: 330,000 SEK
Per instalment: 82,500 SEK
Nutrition Science
Total amount: 400,000 SEK
Per instalment: 100,000 SEK
Molecular Techniques in Life Science
Total amount: 400,000 SEK
Per instalment: 100,000 SEK
Public Health Sciences - Epidemiology
Total amount: 360,000 SEK
Per instalment: 90,000 SEK
Public Health Sciences - Health Promotion and Prevention
Total amount: 360,000 SEK
Per instalment: 90,000 SEK
Toxicology
Total amount: 400,000 SEK
Per instalment: 100,000 SEK
Translational Physiology and Pharmacology
Total amount: 400,000 SEK
Per instalment: 100,000 SEK
Apply for a refund
Reimbursement of the tuition fee is only possible in cases where the student is prevented from participating in the programme or courses due to extraordinary circumstances. Extraordinary circumstances may include:
- The student is refused a visa/residence permit
- Serious illness or serious illness or death in the family
Tuition fee regulations
Tuition fees are governed by the Swedish Ordinance on application fees and tuition fees at higher education institutions (2010:543).