Sweden

Talking about studying abroad in Northern Europe, it is impossible not to mention the peaceful country of Sweden with the world's best social security regime, and the home of famous brands such as IKEA or H&M. The Swedes' philosophy of life "Lagom" (knowing enough is freedom) is also one of the "specialties" that make millions of international students come here to study every year.

The education system in Sweden is a compulsory education system for everyone between the ages of 7 and 16. Like most schools in the Northern Hemisphere, Swedish education has classes starting in January. August to June next year, with a two-week holiday from late December to early January. Most of the education system in Sweden is run by the government of the city where the school is located. There are also schools funded by public funds, called private schools. Some private schools are religious; others focus on certain goals (engineering schools, etc.). There are boarding schools in Sweden, but these are few and far between and are still monitored in some way by the government.

Sweden has an extremely advanced education, one of the tops in the world with many prestigious universities, constantly appearing in the list of the best schools in the world according to the assessment of Universitas21, Times Higher Education and Tables. Academic Ranking of World Universities.

The country's education focuses on developing the ability to reason logically and rigorously, and perhaps this is also the reason why Sweden owns countless Nobel Prizes from literature to science and technology.

Quality Index: 70.1

Opportunity Index: 66.96