The total amount is $420,000 up to and including 2014 - over five million kronor in today's value, reports Expressen. Previously it was stated to be around 1.5 million kronor.
The money has primarily gone to a scholarship for women founded by a Swedish businesswoman, with Epstein as a significant financier.
"We feel extremely saddened that young women have been introduced to a sex offender by someone they trusted and felt confident in," writes the School of Economics' head of communications, Hanna Flodmark, in an email to the newspaper.
