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Outdoor Environments for Health and Well-being - Master's Programme

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Entry requirements

To be eligible for the Outdoor Environments for Health and Well-being – Master’s Programme, the requirements are: - General entry requirements: a Bachelor’s degree (undergraduate cycle) corresponding to a minimum of 180 credits In addition, knowledge corresponding to English 6 (Swedish secondary school) is required. This is according to a local SLU decision fulfilled by those who have a degree comprising at least 180 credits at first cycle level from a Swedish higher educational institute or 120 credits completed studies at SLU. English 6 can also be achieved in other ways, which are specified at universityadmissions.se. The requirements for special eligibility as stated above can also be fulfilled by those who have equivalent knowledge through a foreign degree or if equivalent knowledge has been obtained in another way. For admission to the courses included in the program, the requirements for special qualifications are stated in the syllabus for each individual course. It is further recommended that at least 15 credits have been taken within any of the behavioral disciplines, health care, education, design, environmental science, landscape architecture, gardening or forestry.

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