Monthly Archives: November 2012

It used to be that anyone who wanted to study in Sweden from outside the EU or the EEA (European Economic Area) and got admitted, could study for free. That has changed in the past couple of years. Not to … Continue reading →

TED, or Technology, Entertainment and Design started out in Silicon Valley in the mid 1980s as a conference focusing on technology and design. Today, its mission is much broader. TED’s motto is “ideas worth spreading” which it does through several … Continue reading →

His name is Hans. He received a Chemical Engineering degree from KTH in the late 70s. He speaks five languages, is a 3rd degree black belt in full contact karate, served as an Amphibious Ranger in the Swedish Marines and … Continue reading →

Now at the end of November, classes are starting to wrap up and everyone is stressing out about their upcoming exams and projects, so instead, I think I’ll post about an interesting tradition here at KTH (and at all of … Continue reading →

Hey everyone, I’m really looking forward to starting with this blog! Every week, I’ll be bringing you short articles about life in Stockholm, the Capital of Scandinavia (a title however disputed by some neighbor countries) from the eyes of a … Continue reading →