Scholarship for living expenses
The scholarship was founded in 2001 and is aimed at students with difficulties affording the living costs in Sweden. Each of the two scholarships awarded every year are for SEK 100 000 per year (about EUR 10 000) and aim to cover the cost of living and accommodation for ten months, from August to May, during the two years of study. This scholarship is open to all students admitted to the programme.
Selection of scholarship recipients is based on a personal motivation statement included in the application form below.
Scholarship for tuition fees
When the Swedish government decided to apply tuition fees for non-EU/EEA students, the Stichting IKEA Foundation established two new scholarships for tuition fees. Each scholarship is SEK 210 000 per year for two years.
Selection of scholarship recipients is based on the applicants’ portfolio, and the tuition fees will be paid directly to Lund University. This scholarship is only open to non-EU/EEA citizens admitted to the programme.
Announcement of scholars
Information regarding the scholarship recipients will be published in April 2018, following a formal decision by the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering.
How to apply and deadline
Fill in the application form (link below) and tick which scholarship you are applying for (one or both). If you are applying for the scholarship for living expenses, you must include a personal motivation stating why you should be granted this scholarship.
Ingvar Kamprad Scholarship application form (PDF 36 kB)
Scan the completed and signed application form and save it as a pdf file using one of the following names depending on which scholarship/s you are applying for:
- last name_first name_application number_living
- last name_first name_application number_tuition fee
- last name_first name_application number_living_tuition fee
Your application number is the number generated at University Admissions (Sweden) for your application.
Send the application form to portfolioid [at] master [dot] lth [dot] se no later than 1 February 2018.
