Congratulations on your admit! 🎉 I know, I know—you probably have a million questions right now and a whole mix of emotions: excitement, happiness, and maybe even a little anxiety. That’s totally normal! I was in your shoes about two years ago when I found out I had been admitted to KTH. I still remember … Continue reading “I Got Admitted to KTH! – Here’s What I Did Next”
Our student ambassadors have come together to share their top tips on how to ace your application. Dive in and discover how to make your application stand out. Let’s get started on this exciting journey together! Tip 1 – Srikar – Don’t Wait Until the Last Minute! Crafting a strong application takes time, so start … Continue reading “5 Tips to Hack Your KTH Application”
Hej everyone! We digital ambassadors are excited to share our unique experiences as KTH students. Coming from diverse backgrounds, we each offer a distinct perspective on student life here. Let us – Alex, Annysia, Regina, Ruban, and Sai – take you on a journey through the many facets of studying at KTH. Dive in to … Continue reading “Student life at KTH: Different Perspectives”
Hej buddies, Sai here! Are you excited about your journey to KTH? I know that preparing for university life, especially in a new country, can bring a lot of questions. I’ve recently connected with many of you as a part of the “Connect with a KTH student” project, and the queries asked during the sessions … Continue reading “FAQs: Your Essential Guide to Starting at KTH”
Introduction Hey everyone! If you’re thinking about where to live while studying at KTH, you’re in the right place. I’m Sai, and I’ve put together a one-stop student-friendly guide to help you figure out the best spot to call home during your studies. We’ll look at different KTH housing options, from the lively Teknikringen right … Continue reading “KTH Accommodation Guide- Teknikringen, Täby, Lappkärrsberget, and Malvinas väg”
Before arriving in Sweden, I was aware that most Swedes could speak English, yet I was intimidated by the fact that everything from signboards to grocery store names and public transport information was in Swedish. As someone already fluent in three languages, the prospect of learning Swedish seemed like an intriguing and useful skill, especially … Continue reading “My Swedish Learning Journey: A1 Passed!”
