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Newman Institute
Uppsala, Sweden
Founded in 2001 by the Jesuits and the magazine Signum, the Newman Institute became a university college in 2011. About 300 students take theology, philosophy and culture, many by half-distance. Most teaching is in Swedish, with several English courses each term. Degrees run up to a master's in systematic theology. Uppsala, home to Scandinavia's oldest university, is 18 minutes from Arlanda.
- Student population
- 300
- International students
- 22%