21 universities in Sweden publish their Erasmus+ deadlines, across 12 cities. The next deadline to close is nomination · spring term at MALARDALENS UNIVERSITET, on 10 October 2026. The cheapest city is Borås, at ≈ €845 a month (estimate).
Estimate from Eurostat price indices (2024) cross-checked with Numbeo, not a market price; excludes flights and tuition.
21 universities out of the 43 institutions in Sweden listed in the Erasmus+ App publish at least one deadline, across 12 cities. The rest appear in the catalogue without dates because they have not declared them to the European Commission.
The next one to close is nomination · spring term at MALARDALENS UNIVERSITET, on 10 October 2026. Deadlines repeat every academic year, so this is the next time that date comes round.
October: 15 of the 21 universities in the country have their next deadline then. Your home university handles the nomination, which usually falls one or two months before the application you submit yourself.
Among the 12 cities in Sweden in the catalogue, the cheapest is Borås at ≈ €845 a month, and the most expensive is Estocolmo at ≈ €890. The average across the 12 cities is ≈ €851 a month. It is an estimate from Eurostat price indices cross-checked with Numbeo, not a market price, and it excludes flights and tuition.
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Generate my Learning AgreementDeadlines, contacts and cost-of-living figures come from the European Commission's Erasmus+ App, harvested on 19 August 2026 and reused under the CC BY 4.0 licence (Decision 2011/833/EU). go-erasmus is not affiliated with the European Commission or the Erasmus+ programme.