Monthly Archives: March 2012

Finally, the Sandvik interview video that I did is released! In my earlier posts KTH yearbook + Interview with Sandvik and Updating: Interview with Sandvik (2) had talked about the Sandvik interview. It was a very nice experience with a lot of fun. I … Continue reading →

So finally the selection result has released and it is time to make a decision! In order to keep your place or to be placed on the reserve/waiting list for the second selection round, remember to REPLY to your first Notification of … Continue reading →

As I mentioned in my earlier post that I had a chance to be interviewed in the KTH yearbook as an international student. So finally, I got the yearbook for 2011 today! Can you find me? KTH consider the international students as … Continue reading →

Tekniska Museet – Technical Museum –To make the world more understandable through reflecting technology from a contemporary perspective, with history as the starting point and the future just around the corner. The National Museum of Science and Technology is Sweden´s … Continue reading →

Firstly, I would like to say, thank you for following my blog! There are so many of you who read this blog I can track your visits and other statistics and it seems like many of you have become like … Continue reading →

Project China is the largest student project with international focus in Sweden. It was established in 2003 with the purpose to discover more about the development of modern China and encourage further collaboration between Sweden and China, for students as well as … Continue reading →

The first selection results for master’s programs 2012 has been released on March 16th. Firstly, I would like to congratulate and warmly welcome those who got admitted to KTH for your master’s studies! But for those who did not get … Continue reading →

Although it is my fourth year in Sweden, I still can not help but see what a beautiful place it is, especially when the weather is good. Since spring is starting, there are a lot of fun things to do. The … Continue reading →

picture from slac.stanford.edu KTH has a long history of innovation and technology development. Professor Torsten Cegrell from KTH is responsible for developing part of internet infrastructure that we continue to take advantage of today. Most people know that the United State … Continue reading →

Innovation and entrepreneurship run deep in Swedish culture. According to Innovation Capacity Index 2009: the world’s most innovative country. Sweden has had a huge global impact. The wooden safety match, industrial ball bearings and the dialysis machine are examples of … Continue reading →