4 things you SHOULD include in your university survival kit

1. Late-night walks in Stockholm I know it might sound ridiculous, but I’m a night owl vampire. I always take long walks at night, when everything seems to freeze under […]

Posted by Vlad – Biomedicine (BSc)

• Academics
• Biomedicine (BSc)
• Life in Sweden
• Stockholm activities
• Travelling

1 April, 2023

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The biggest culture shocks I had in Sweden

As you all may know, I am from India. I completed most of my studies there before coming to Sweden to pursue a master’s degree. Having lived in one country […]

Posted by Naomi- Biomedicine (MSc)

• Biomedicine (MSc)
• Life in Sweden

30 January, 2023

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

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.

Posted by Zaynab - Global Health

• Application and admission

9 October, 2022

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The transition from working to studying

Many of you may have experienced the jump from studying a bachelors degree to studying a masters degree. However, some of my classmates are currently experiencing the transition from working […]

Posted by Lianne Granston - Toxicology

• Okategoriserade
• Toxicology

9 March, 2022

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Why I like studying at Karolinska Institutet

7 years ago, I received my one, good ol’ Bachelor of Pharmacy at Monash University in Australia. Now in 2020, here I am! Back at it again. In Sweden, with […]

Posted by Helen Nguyen - Health Informatics

• Academics
• Application and admission

28 December, 2020

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7 ways studying in Sweden is different

Now that I’m halfway through my first semester here, it’s the perfect time to look back and reflect on a few differences I’ve come across in the classroom here at […]

Posted by Rahel Odonde - Global Health

• Academics
• course review
• Global Health
• Pre-arrival

18 November, 2018

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