• Life in Sweden
• Pre-arrival

“Should I bring my family?”: a personal reflection

Posted by Sepriani Limbong - Nutrition Science

If you read my previous blog posts, you might find some hints that I’ve moved and lived in Sweden with my husband and our kids. I assumed that there might […]

14 June, 2022

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• Life in Sweden
• Travelling

Easy visit from Stockholm to Venice

Posted by Naw Hlaing Oo- Health Economics, Policy and Management

Venice, also called as the floating city of Italy, has always been one of the top place to visit in my wish bucket. Whist I am studying in Sweden, many […]

28 May, 2022

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• Life in Sweden
• Living costs

Student jobs in Stockholm – Part I

Posted by Francisca Leonardo - Molecular Techniques and Life Sciences

If there is one thing most people know about me is that I’m a workaholic. I don’t mean to brag about it because I don’t necessarily take pride in it, […]

11 May, 2022

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• Okategoriserade

Funding your studies at KI

Posted by Umar Adegoke - Bioentrepreneurship

If you plan to study for a global master’s degree at Karolinska Institutet (KI) next session, chances are that you have already completed your application for admission. Even though competition […]

31 January, 2022

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• Application and admission
• Public Health Sciences - Epi
• Public Health Sciences Health Promotion and Prevention

FAQs for Master’s in Public Health

Posted by Sakura Sakakibara - Public Health (Epidemiology)

Since the application period started in October, I have been receiving many questions from prospective students. I thought it was a good idea to share some of the FAQs and […]

30 October, 2021

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• Life in Sweden

Living cost in Sweden: for couples

Posted by Sakura Sakakibara - Public Health (Epidemiology)

Admission results will be soon arriving to those who have applied for masters programs! So this month, I would like to write about valuable information for newly accepted students. Today’s […]

5 April, 2021

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• Life in Sweden
• Living costs
• Stockholm activities

5 fun things you can do for free in Stockholm

Posted by Julio Sosa - Health Economics, Policy and Management

As I stated on my previous blogpost, even though Stockholm is not a cheap city to live in, it’s all a matter of perspectives. Some basic expenses like rent, food, […]

26 June, 2020

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• Academics
• General
• Life in Sweden
• Living costs
• Pre-arrival

6 essential living costs to consider before moving to Sweden

Posted by Sara Abu Ajamieh – Biomedicine (MSc)

Congratulations! You’ve received an offer to study your master programme at Karolinska Institutet. Before you can start, there are some vital things you need to consider. EXPENSES!! Sweden isn’t actually […]

8 April, 2020

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• Academics
• Orientation
• Scholarships

You got admitted to KI!

Posted by Aleksandra Kanina - Public Health Science (Epidemiology)

OMG, you got a place in Karolinska Institutet! Congratulations!!! When I was at your place I didn’t believe my happiness and just started giggling thinking that’s it’s Aprils fools =D […]

4 April, 2020

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• General
• Life in Sweden
• Living costs

Work-life balance: some insights from a Master student with several side-job(s)

Posted by Dasha Shvaikovskaya - Nutrition Science (MSc)

The spring has officially begun in Sweden, meaning that many students both inside & outside the country got some exciting news about being enrolled in their (hopefully!) dream Global Master & […]

4 May, 2019

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