Study in Sweden 2026 Fair Draws Over 300 Indian Students in New Delhi
More than 300 students attended the Study in Sweden 2026 Fair in New Delhi to explore Master's programmes, research and career opportunities.
The Embassy of Sweden in India recently concluded the New Delhi edition of the Study in Sweden 2026 fair, which attracted over 300 student registrations. The event highlighted the growing interest among Indian students in pursuing master’s programmes, research opportunities and higher education in Sweden.
The fair provided students with an opportunity to interact with representatives from leading Swedish universities. They received guidance on academic programmes, admission requirements, research opportunities, residence permits, student life and career prospects in Sweden.
Petra Menander, Ambassador of Sweden to India (File photo/ANI)
Several leading Swedish universities participated in the fair, showcasing study opportunities in engineering, science, medicine, economics, social sciences and sustainability.
KTH Royal Institute of Technology presented programmes in engineering, computer science, artificial intelligence, energy, biotechnology and sustainable technology. Linköping University highlighted its courses in engineering, AI, materials science, medicine, business and social sciences, with a focus on innovation and practical learning.
Other participating institutions included Jönköping University, the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) and the University of Borås. Their participation gave students an opportunity to explore a wide range of academic programmes and higher education options in Sweden.
"It was encouraging to see so many students come with clear questions about their studies, research interests and future careers. The value of a fair like this is the opportunity to have direct conversations with universities and alumni and understand what studying in Sweden can actually offer," said Petra Menander, Ambassador of Sweden to India.
She further added, "I hope these exchanges will lead to more Indian students becoming part of Sweden’s academic and research community and, in turn, strengthen the connections between our two countries."
KTH Royal Institute of Technology campus in Stockholm, Sweden. (Image credit: KTH Royal Institute of Technology / respective photographer)
The fair also featured a presentation on studying in Sweden, including guidance on migration procedures and residence permits. An alumni session with Mayank Swelia from KTH Royal Institute of Technology and Shamnath Thajudeen from Jönköping University gave students insights into academic life, studying in an international environment and adapting to life in Sweden.
The New Delhi Edition highlighted the growing importance of education and student exchange in India-Sweden relations. Both countries collaborate in areas such as science, technology, innovation and research.
Following the New Delhi event, Study in Sweden 2026 fair will be held in Hyderabad on October 30, 2026.