Stockholms Universitet (SU)

Die Baiser (or however u spell it). As to spots: Ostermalm for cool discos and Sodermalm for more relaxed and cool hangouts. Im used to strong expressos, so it was hard to get some good old black cofee

Language was a challenge. Even though I speak other languages, swedish is very different to what I've experienced before. Overall the learning was satisfactory. I am really happy to have learnt Swedish.

Get a local bank account (most foreign students were able to get internet access to their swedish accounts which I found highly discriminatory and shocking inside the E.U. space). So transfer your money through the internet to your local account (it was free from my country) and pay your bills via internet (if you can't do it yourself ask a swedish friend), since you pay a tax if you go to the post office or bank. If you plan on using the buses/subway a lot, buy the month pass.

it was far away from the city center and not on the campus. There was no community atmosphere even though these were rooms for students

If you are going to Stockholm and your university does not provide you housing the best thing to do is to register in SSSB which manages the campus housing. Take advantage of all the travels organised by the university!!