Linnaeus University in Sweden does not publicly disclose an official acceptance rate. Swedish universities generally have high acceptance rates for programs with sufficient capacity, as they primarily admit students based on meeting eligibility criteria rather than competitive selection.
Admission for bachelor’s programs typically requires completing upper secondary education, while master’s programs need a relevant bachelor’s degree. EU/EEA students apply through University Admissions Sweden, while non-EU/EEA applicants may face stricter quotas. Acceptance can vary by program popularity and available spots. For precise statistics, contacting the university’s admissions office directly is recommended.
