Sweden - No more free education for non-Europeans

Thế tình hình là bao giờ nó thu hả các bác?

Chưa có thông báo chính thức nhưng hy vọng thu càng sớm càng tốt. Sang năm là tốt nhất

@meoconthaman và tất cả các bạn sẽ apply Sweden 2009 ơi:
Các bạn cứ bình tĩnh nhé. Những ai chưa thi Ielts thì mọi người tập trung thi thật tốt nhé.Còn những ai đã thi xong, hãy cố gắng thu xếp để viết SoP và Lor trước để còn e*** và nộp sớm khi nó open.
Tất cả các thông tin chỉ đáng tin khi nó chính thức được inform trên website chính thức sau đây:
www.studyinsweden.se
Tớ cũng như các bạn, mong rắng tất cả sẽ may mắn.
Bây giờ không phải lúc để nản lòng và nghe những kẻ" ném đá hội nghị" nói ra nói vào.
Gud luck all

Vấn đề chính ở đây là thu bao nhiêu, những ngành nào sẽ thu? Liệu có tương đương các nước ở Châu Âu khác ko? Theo e thì trong vài năm đầu tiên để thăm dò ý kiến nó sẽ thu một mức khá thấp, sau đó sẽ xem xét tiếp

8 tháng qua, giờ là 4/09, tình hình thu học phí thế nào các đồng chí nhỉ, tớ đang có ý định đăng ký ở Goteborg Uni với Master về Business khóa tháng 8/2010 đây.

ôi, đang mơ mộng du học TD thế mà bị chơi 1 vố thế này thì du với diếc thế nào được . Sao trên studyinsweden.se lại bảo là mọi học phí đều được fully subsidized by government nhỉ.
@ forzet: tớ cũng định đăng ký master 9/2010 đây forzet ah. Nhưng tớ chọn học ở Jonkoping cơ. Mà tin tức kiểu này thì chả hy vọng mấy. Ôi, biết đi đâu về đâu

Foreign student fees delayed until 2011.
The Swedish governmentõ?Ts proposal to charge university tuition fees to non-European students has been postponed by one year, Anders Steinwall of the Ministry of Education told The Local.
A government commission that began investigating the idea in 2006 received support from Higher Education Minister, Lars Leijonborg, in 2008. He said last June that if the motion passes, university would remain free for EU students, but would cost a fee for non-Europeans beginning by January 1st, 2010.
But now, õ?oFees could be introduced starting 2011, no earlier,õ? said Steinwall. The bill wonõ?Tt be presented to parliament until October this year. If passed, initiating the charges will take time to coordinate.
The proposed bill states each university would be able to decide its own fees, but Steinwall said the estimated average is 70,000 to 80,000 kronor ($9,000 to $10,000) per year.
õ?oWe do not want to introduce fees to deter students, but in order to limit the cost borne by the taxpayer,õ? said Steinwall. õ?oWe hope to be able to attract students from all over the world, even after the introduction of fees.õ?
He said universities would need to introduce scholarships and increase marketing to recruit international students, who would then have to pay.
Still, the introduction of tuition fees might not affect enrolment rates, according to Uppsala Universityõ?Ts director of student affairs, Einar Lauritzen. He said tens of thousands of international students apply yearly to the school, most from Asian and African countries like Pakistan and Nigeria.
õ?oThe number of students who actually come is a fraction of the applicants,õ? explained Lauritzen, meaning enrolment numbers could remain the same despite charging fees.
He also said the university is in favour of the idea. õ?oWe donõ?Tt think that Sweden, and the Nordic countries for that matter, can be different from other universities in the world concerning fees in this matter,õ? he explained. õ?oWe have to change the current system.õ?
Despite administrative support, students donõ?Tt necessarily see the proposal as positive.
õ?oWe are very opposed. We think that education is a right, and not something you can buy and sell, like clothes or shoes,õ? said Moa Meuman, chair of the Swedish Association of Student Unions (Sveriges fảrenade studentkƠrer).
She said she feels this law would decrease the number of students studying in Sweden and would have little financial gain. Calculations estimate a profit of one per cent for universities, which doesnõ?Tt include scholarship hand-outs, she said.
õ?oThe concept of free education in Sweden is something we can be proud of,õ? she said. õ?oInternational students could stay here, or be an ambassador for Sweden wherever they go afterwards. The students will contribute to education in Sweden, bringing experiences that Swedish children might not have had, which can enhance education.õ?
Meuman said this could be the first step in creating tuition fees for Swedish students, which has occurred in countries like Ireland. õ?oThe government promised the students that starting tuition fees for internationals wouldnõ?Tt affect them. Then a few years later they started charging the Irish students as well,õ? explained Meuman.
Expressen columnist Sakine Madon has written about the pending legislation change and is in favour of the fees. õ?oI want students to come to Sweden because of good education, and not because itõ?Ts free,õ? she told The Local, adding that paying might increase respect for education.
Madon said recent changes in immigration laws make it easier for foreign students to stay in Sweden once finished schooling, so they can contribute to society.
If the law is passed, current international students would be able to complete their degrees tuition-free. New university students starting in 2011 would have to pay, according to ministry representative Steinwall.
******************************************************************
Link: http://www.thelocal.se/19410/20090512/
******************************************************************
Then if there is,hopefully, no more change, we have one more year to study free.
Được cricket23 sửa chữa / chuyển vào 01:05 ngày 13/05/2009

Mie bọn sweden làm ăn như ****. Thu học phí sớm có phải vui hơn ko.Bao nhiêu năm mình mong chờ thu học phí vậy mà nó lùi lại 1 năm

Thằng điên

Công nhận