The Scholarships in Arbitration Law 2026 at Stockholm University fund international students admitted to the Master’s programme in International Commercial Arbitration Law (ICAL). These awards cover full tuition fees for eligible candidates and make advanced legal study in arbitration law accessible to students from countries outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland.
About the Scholarships in Arbitration Law
Stockholm University offers two specific tuition‑fee scholarships for the ICAL programme:
- Stockholm Arbitration Scholarship (SAS)
- Swedish Arbitration Association (SAA) Scholarship
Both scholarships cover 100% of tuition fees for the one‑year ICAL Master’s degree. They target students who need tuition support and are strongly committed to international arbitration law, a key field in global business dispute resolution.
Why Choose The Scholarships in Arbitration Law ?
These scholarships let you focus fully on specialist legal studies without tuition concerns. They help you:
- Study a globally recognised LL.M. in International Commercial Arbitration Law, guided by expert academics and practitioners.
- Build professional skills in arbitration, mediation, and dispute resolution.
- Engage with Stockholm’s legal community and international arbitration institutions.
- Improve career prospects in international law, corporate counsel roles, and global dispute resolution.
Scholarships in Arbitration Law Summary
- Host Country: Sweden
- Host Institution: Stockholm University
- Scholarship Name: Scholarships in Arbitration Law (SAS & SAA)
- Study Level: Master’s (Postgraduate)
- Programme: LL.M. in International Commercial Arbitration Law (ICAL)
- Coverage: Full tuition fee waiver
- Application Deadline: Opens after admission decisions (check university announcements)
- Programme Start: Autumn 2026 (typical start term)
- Eligible Applicants: International students (non‑EU/EEA/Swiss) required to pay tuition and admitted to ICAL
Scholarship Benefits
- Cover 100% of tuition fees for the ICAL Master’s programme.
- Enable networking with global arbitration professionals and scholars.
- Enhance legal expertise in international commercial dispute resolution.
Note: These scholarships do not cover living costs, travel, visas, or personal expenses. Students must plan a realistic budget for living in Sweden.
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify, you must:
- Pay tuition fees as an international student (non‑EU/EEA/Swiss).
- Gain admission to the ICAL Master’s programme at Stockholm University.
- Demonstrate strong academic merit and interest in arbitration law.
- Submit all scholarship application materials as instructed after admission.
Required Documents
Prepare and submit the following:
- Academic transcripts and degree certificates.
- Completed admission application to Stockholm University’s ICAL programme.
- Identification and proof of citizenship.
- Any additional documents requested by the scholarship panel (e.g., motivation statements).
The university provides instructions on applying for these scholarships after admission results are announced.
Application Process & Timeline
- Apply for admission to the ICAL Master’s programme via UniversityAdmissions.se.
- Prepare academic documents and motivation materials.
- Wait for the admission decision from Stockholm University.
- Receive instructions from the Law Faculty on applying for ICAL-linked scholarships.
- Submit the scholarship application by the deadline indicated in your email or on the ICAL programme page.
- Receive scholarship award notification.
- Accept your offer and prepare for study in Sweden (visa, accommodation, travel).
