Swedish to English Translation of Diploma
Certified English translation of your Swedish diploma
You need to translate your Swedish diploma to English and certify for universities, colleges, foreign credential evaluation services, licensing boards and employers in United States. You need certified English translation to stay, study and work in United States.
Why do you need your Swedish diploma?
Swedish diploma is a certificate or deed awarded to student by a Swedish education institution (high school, university, college)
- certifying that student successfully completed certain study courses, or
- conferring an academic degree.
American universities and colleges, evaluation services, licensing boards, and U.S. employers need your educational documents translated from Swedish to English language and certified so that they can assess and evaluate your qualifications in U.S. educational system standards.
Contents of Swedish diploma
Less than 20 percent of students continue university or college (högskola) education in Sweden.
Swedish diplomas are awarded for undergraduate, graduate, and post-graduate levels, including Master of Arts or Master's degree (MA, Magister in Latin), Master of Business Administration (MBA), doctorate or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), and Bachelor of Arts (BA) degrees.
Why do you need precise, "word-for-word" English translation of your diploma?
You cannot submit your own translation as you are an interested party. Your translation must be completed by an independent third-party. Swedish to English translator must be “competent” to translate your diploma and “certify” that translation is accurate, true, and correct. We translate your educational documents precisely and "word-for-word" (as required by World Education Services - WES and other educational credential evaluation services).
We certify your Swedish English translation of your diploma on our corporate letterhead with our authorized signature and corporate seal with a “Certification by Translator” statement as required by the requesting university, college, foreign evaluation service, licensing board, or U.S. employer.
