Posts with different perspectives on student life at KTH Royal Institute of Technology.
In order to celebrate the end of the first term as well the start of the second one, a couple friends and I decided to organize a party in a cabin in the woods. The concept is simple: gather a bunch of people, head to the cabin and party all night. The is a catch, … Continue reading “Osqvik: Starting the new term off right”
Well, Great job with submitting your applications before the deadline. You must have finalised your programmes and their priority and clicked the apply button. And for those of you who couldn’t, there is always a next semester application opening soon. The job quite isn’t done yet. Here are a few points which might guide you … Continue reading “What to do after the Application Deadline?”
Tomorrow is the start of the International Reception for the spring term! Many students from around the world will start arriving and participating in activities organized by THS and many student clubs. The International Reception is a three-week long introduction to Stockholm and KTH for International Students. During these weeks, you can have exclusive access … Continue reading “New year New International Reception”
Final exams are underway and along with them are long days and nights of studying. Spending 10 hours a day sitting in a chair and learning a whole term’s worth of material isn’t the most fun thing to do, but there are ways to make it more bearable. Getting a nice reward vaniljbulle when I … Continue reading “The best places to study at KTH”
At this time of last year, I remember being bogged down by master applications to different countries such as the US, Germany, Netherlands and Sweden. Being honest, I felt the application to Sweden was the only one which was the best mainly because 1) It didn’t rip off large money since I could apply for … Continue reading “Dummies guide to Swedish Application on universityadmissions.se”
Moving to Stockholm has been the first time I’m moving away from home (other than travelling) for an extended period of time. Christmas is usually a time spent relaxing at home, but this year was a little different: I headed to the Alps to have a snowy holiday with my family. Based in Valloire, France, … Continue reading “Christmas in the French Alps”
