Admitted student
Have you been admitted to studies at Halmstad University? Congratulations! On this page we have collected all the information you need to be able to proceed on your journey to becoming a student with us.
Get in touch with other admitted students
Are you curious to get to know other students who have been admitted to Halmstad University? Join the GOIN' connect mobile app and start chatting with other newly admitted students about anything from housing and travelling to music, sports and other interests. You can also talk to current student who share their experience of being a student at Halmstad University. |
Admission letter
Learn how to get access to your admission letter (notification of selection results) and when you need to use it.
Residence permit
If you are a student from a non-EU/EEA country, you have to apply for a residence permit.
Tuition fee payment
All international students from non-EU/EEA countries are required to pay tutition fee. Special regulations apply for exchange students.
Information webinars
Join our pre-departure webinar and ask any questions you might have prior to your study start.
Travel and accommodation
Find out more about when how and when you need to arrive in Halmstad and what options of student accommodation are available.
Registration and study start
In order to start your studies with us, you need to register as a student. Please note that the registration only opens a few weeks before the semester starts.
Insurance during your studies
Learn more about which insurance you need depending on where you are from and for how long you are studying.
Exchange student information
If you are admitted as an exchange student via one of our partner universities you need some specific information to be able to fill out your documents correctly.
Introduction activities
Meet new friends and learn more about your studies and Swedish lifestyle during the introduction activities.
Getting settled in Sweden
In order to get settled, there are a few practical things that you might want to look into, such as opening a bank account and applying for a personal ID number.
Find your way on campus
Check the campus map so that you know where to go during your first days as a student.