Anyone who may have been rejected from their dream programme, or who for other reasons has realised that they still want to study further, can still do so. At antagning.se and studentum.se there are plenty of programmes in several different fields.
It is important to send your application and supporting documents as soon as possible because it is on a first-come, first-served basis, Jenny Twana tells TT.
Engineer or Korean?
Architect, structural engineer, sound engineer and game programmer are some examples of education programmes in Stockholm that are still available to apply for.
In Gothenburg, there are still places open for late registration at the Technical School if you want to become an electrical engineer or sound and music producer. Gardener, water and sanitation engineer and training in web development and AI are other examples of still available courses in Gothenburg.
You can also go to art school in Luleå or the Academy of Commerce in the same city.
And those interested in languages can, for example, apply for a teacher training course with a specialisation in language and reading development at the university in Kristianstad. Or go abroad and study English in Oxford, study Korean in Seoul or learn Spanish in Málaga.
Courses a good tip
Even though there are many remaining places and opportunities for late registration, you must be prepared for rejection, Jenny Twana points out.
There are no guarantees. But if you didn't get into your dream programme, a good tip is to apply for individual courses that are part of the programme you want to take.
The courses can then be credited if you are admitted to your first-choice programme.
