As the application deadline has passed, I wanted to congratulate you on taking the first step towards an exciting academic journey at the KTH! As you eagerly await the admission decision, it’s essential to start considering the various aspects of student life in this vibrant city. From the cost of living to academic pursuits, future … Continue reading “Things About Student Life You Should become Familiar with After Submitting Your Application”
Hej everyone! Welcome to this post. Being a student at KTH is an exciting and challenging experience. However, the vibrant city of Stockholm can be a bit pricey depending on what you are used to. As a KTH student, I’ve learned to navigate my monthly budget carefully, balancing academics, social life, and the cost of … Continue reading “What I Spend in a Month as a KTH Student”
Hey! It’s Martyna here, and I would like to share some tips on essential things you should get before coming to Sweden! It’s so soon until you print your boarding passes, jump on a plane and arrive in Sweden! Accommodation When I moved into my SSSB apartment in Lappis, the room was unfurnished. I remember … Continue reading “Arriving in Sweden? Essentials before landing!”
Hello everybody and welcome to this new post! Today, I’m going to give you some advice on how to find housing in Stockholm advoiding scams, worries and wasted time. But first, I suggest you to read the more general blog post on how to find housing in Stockholm, so that you can have a broader … Continue reading “Stockholm’s housing market: tips and tricks”
Hej! On behalf of the KTH bloggers team, I congratulate you again on your admission! After Martyna wrote about the guide to EU-admitted students in her previous blog post, It’s my turn to share another one for international-admitted students! Residence permitIn contrast to EU citizens, we must get a student residence permit during our study … Continue reading “Congratulations on your admission! (Guide to KTH for international-admitted students)”
Hello everybody and welcome to this new post! Today, we are going to talk about how to find accommodation in Stockholm as a non-fee-paying international student. As explained in Martyna’s post on moving to Stockholm as an EU student, KTH does not grant accommodation to non-fee-paying students, unless they are part of a Joint Master’s … Continue reading “How to find accommodation in Stockholm”
