How to apply
KMH offers some higher level educations in English. When a course or program is open for registration, it is presented on the University Admissions in Sweden website, universityadmissions.se. KMH has two admissions rounds with different times for notification.
How?
Start by deciding which education you want to apply for.
Registation of application
You submit your application online at the website universityadmissions.se. When the course / programme is open for application, you will find it at there. Make sure your application is complete, and upload all the documents needed to prove that you are qualified to attend.
Fees
To be considered, non-EU/EEA students must pay the University Admissions in Sweden application fee in time by.
Entrance examinations
In most cases, you will then be called to entrance examinations. After the entrance examinations, a selection is made of which applicants that will be accepted. Notifications are sent via universityadmissions.se to all applicants.
For courses without entrance examinations – mainly independent courses and some advanced level programs – a notification will be sent via universityadmissions.se to all applicants when the selection is completed.
If you have a disability
We will assist you with the entrance examinations, while UHR assists you with the application.
When?
KMH has two rounds of admissions, a national and a local. They have different timetables and include different programmes and courses.
The national admissions round coincides with most colleges and universities in Sweden. It is open for registration from appr. 15 March-15 April, and includes admissions to:
- teacher education
- pedagogical training programmes
- music therapy programmes
- a number of independent courses.
National admissions round, timetable
The local admissions round coincides with other music colleges in Sweden. It is open for registration from appr. 1 December-15 January, and includes admissions to:
- performance programmes (musicians/singers)
- composition programmes
- conducting programmes
- a number of independent courses.