6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1… As we are getting close to 17 October in six days, the next round for application to master’s studies at KTH is right around the corner! I can tell you that I was as excited as all of you back at this moment last year! While counting down to this big day, do you know how these numbers are related to our school? Feel free to continue reading this blog post and check them out!
#6 – There are in total of 60 master’s programmes available at KTH
At KTH, there are 60 master’s programmes in English for students to choose from. They are distributed in five schools, namely Architecture and Built Environment (ABE), Engineering Sciences in Chemistry, Biotechnology and Health (CBH), Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS), Industrial Engineering and Management (ITM) and Engineering Sciences (SCI). So you could certainly find one that fits you the most!
#5 – The five campuses at KTH
Apart from the beautiful main KTH campus, we have four other campuses spread around Stockholm: KTH Flemingsberg, KTH Kista, KTH Södertälje and KTH Solna. And I am sure you would never get tired of exploring each of them.
#4 – The four pillars
Sustainability, Equality and diversity, Internationalisation and Digitalisation are the four pillars that KTH emphasises. All we do here, including teaching and research, are closely related to the university’s core values.
#3 – The three libraries
We have three libraries in total, including the library at the main campus, the Kista campus and the Södertälje campus. Except for the Kista library, which only opens to KTH affiliated, the other two are public libraries accessible to everyone.
#2 – A prestigious university with a history of almost two centuries
Founded in 1927, KTH is Sweden’s oldest and largest technical university. This year marks the 195th anniversary of our school and its excellence in training numerous outstanding professionals and leaders in the field throughout the past two centuries.
#1 – The number 1 university in Sweden
According to the QS World University Rankings 2023, KTH is ranked 89 in the world, making it the top-ranked university in Sweden and the second-best university in the Nordic region. In addition, the rankings of individual academic areas have also excelled, ranging from architecture and built environment to various engineering subjects.
So, are you also thrilled about applying to KTH in less than a week? Stay tuned with us for the upcoming posts about the application period!
//Raygo
Hey! I’m a year from graduating and I would like to study Architecture at KTH. I’m from Greece and I’m not quite sure if I can. Architecture appears in the section of Master’s degree but this application requires a bachelor’s degree. Is that correct or am I just confused? Do I need any specific diplomas in order to study Architecture after I graduate ?
I would appreciate your help and your answers!
Thank you!
Hello Ivi,
Thank you for your question! Yes, you may certainly apply for our master’s programme in architecture. Also, it is correct that a bachelor’s degree is required. You may kindly refer to the specific programme requirements on the KTH MSc Architecture web page for further information. I hope this will help!
//Raygo
Hi, i´m willing to apply at KTH for Chemical Engineering for Energy and Enviorment and i would like to know, what grades are required to be accepted? thank you very much
Hello Juan,
Good to know that you are interested in applying to KTH! Each year individual programs admit students with different profiles, so it is hard to tell what will be the exact grades for getting a place at your desired programme. But you are always encouraged to refer to the specific programme requirements on the programme’s web page for more information. Thank you!
//Raygo