The Lund University Ingvar Kamprad Scholarship 2025 helps students pursuing a Master’s in Industrial Design by providing essential financial support, which lowers the cost of living and education in Sweden. This scholarship was created in 2001 and is named after Ingvar Kamprad, the founder of IKEA. It consists of two parts: one for living expenses and one for tuition.
The living expenses scholarship assists students, particularly those from outside Sweden, in covering the high cost of living expenditures like housing, food, and transportation. The tuition fee scholarship provides financial assistance to cover the cost of education for students who are not citizens of the EU or EEA.
The Industrial Design Master’s Program at Lund University is renowned for its cutting-edge methodology, which includes real-world projects, industrial partnerships, and a prime location in a centre of innovation and technology. The Ingvar Kamprad Scholarship is a fantastic chance for gifted students to attend a top university since it relieves financial burdens so they may concentrate on their education and career development.
Host Country: Sweden
University: Lund University
Opportunity Type: Masters
Eligibility Students: International Students
Financial coverage: Partial Funding
Eligibility Criteria:
Scholarship for Living Expenses
- Eligibility: Available to all students accepted into Lund University’s Master of Industrial Design program, regardless of country.
- Selection Criteria: Applicants must submit a statement of personal motivation outlining their qualifications for the scholarship. The applicant’s motivation and financial necessity will determine who gets chosen.
Scholarship for Tuition Fees
- Eligibility: Available to non-EU/EEA nationals accepted into Lund University’s Industrial Design Master’s Program.
- Selection Standards: given out in accordance with the calibre of the candidate’s industrial design portfolio, which showcases their aptitude and promise.
Benefits:
Scholarship for Living Expenses
- Amount: Spread throughout the program’s two years, SEK 124,200 (about EUR 10,600) per year.
- A total of two scholarships are given out annually.
Scholarship for Tuition Fees
- Amount: SEK 245,000 a year for two years, which covers the entire cost of tuition.
- A total of two scholarships are given out each year.
Deadline: Open in October
