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Victoria. Learning across institutions

Victoria studied French in Angers in 1996–1997.

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Victoria studied French in Angers in 1996–1997. In spring 1998 she moved to Yale for political science and history. Her education subsequently became increasingly interwoven with learning about Swedish institutions.

She attended the foreign ministry’s diplomatic programme in 2006–2007. In spring 2009 she completed a bachelor’s degree at Uppsala, majoring in peace and conflict studies.

The pathway unfolds over time: language study, university courses, institutional experience and a degree. Chronology reveals more than a list of prestigious addresses. It shows how different elements followed one another, without turning every period of attendance into a separate qualification.

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  1. Swedish royal household · Victoria’s education

    The official biography distinguishes courses, diplomatic training and the 2009 Uppsala degree in peace and conflict studies.

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