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Uni in Scandinavia

There are few nicer places in the world than Scandinavia, whether it be for living, visiting or getting yourself educated. Sweden, Norway, Finland and Denmark are consistently ranked the countries with the highest standard of living in the world, and are famed for more..

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Lund and Uppsala University

Lund and Uppsala offer possibly the best quality of education on the peninsula, attracting many of Scandinavia’s best professors and most important research projects, working.. more..

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