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Caribbean students and the fears they may have about studying in Europe

Posted by Zaynab - Global Health

If you as a Caribbean student are thinking about studying in Europe or at the Karolinska Institutet, there is some useful information in this article that might help you assuage your fears. Specifically for KI: it is one of the best medical universities in the world with many health-related courses like Global Health, Public Health, Biomedicine, Health Informatics etc.

9 October, 2022

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• Molecular Techniques in Life Science

My journey to KI: the good, the bad and the ugly

Posted by Yagmur - Molecular Techniques in Life Science

Hi everyone,I am Yağmur, one of the new bloggers in the DA team. I am studying in the Molecular Techniques in Life Science Master’s program (MTLS for short). In this […]

9 October, 2022

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• Biomedicine (MSc)
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My first month at KI as a master’s student in Biomedicine

Posted by Naomi- Biomedicine (MSc)

As a 22 year-old who had never stepped foot outside her country for over a month, the idea of moving to and studying in Sweden was both terrifying and exhilarating […]

7 October, 2022

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• Academics
• Career

Peep into extracurricular activities for students at Karolinska Institutet

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

We, students, sign up the University course primarily to do the study. However, it is always better to broaden our practical knowledge by doing extracurricular activities during the course. This […]

29 May, 2022

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• Living costs
• Molecular Techniques in Life Science

Student jobs in Stockholm – Part II

Posted by Francisca Leonardo - Molecular Techniques and Life Sciences

This blog is a continuation of the blog “Student jobs in Stockholm – Part I”, whereby I attempt to share with you what kind of jobs I’ve had since arriving […]

11 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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• Life in Sweden
• Pre-arrival

6 essential tips for first few months living near KI Solna campus

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

As most of the students, I arrived Sweden in August 2021 just before the course started. Although my flight had 30 KG luggage allowance, I did not feel it was […]

29 April, 2022

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• Molecular Techniques in Life Science

Meet the “SciLifeLab” Master’s class of 2021/2023

Posted by Francisca Leonardo - Molecular Techniques and Life Sciences

Welcome! I would like to dedicate this post to introducing you to the new cohort of students in the “SciLifeLab” Master’s programme. The junior class of the Molecular Techniques in […]

25 December, 2021

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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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• Application and admission
• Biomedicine (BSc)

Battle of the white coats: 5 FAQs about biomedicine and medicine

Posted by Inika Prasad — Biomedicine BSc

Finding information, considering language challenges, comparing programmes, and choosing the right programme for you are all important steps in your university application journey! Hopefully, this blog will help.

18 October, 2021

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