Hello everybody, and welcome to this new blog post! Let me congratulate to all of you who have been admitted to KTH, you made it! Enjoy this moment as much as you can. At least for a couple of days, don’t think about anything: just enjoy the fact that you’ve been admitted. And after that… … Continue reading “Welcome to KTH!”
After all the waiting, the researching and the applying, now at last the time has come. The admission results arrive today! Thinking back to when I got my admission results email, I remember it as one of those important life-change moments. For me, it was in April of 2020 and the pandemic had just hit. … Continue reading “Admission Results are out today!”
July is an exciting time! The countdown begins on your arrival to KTH. The air would be filled with eagerness and curiosity about starting a new phase of life in Sweden. Final preparations would be in full swing to gather items to pack and wait anxiously for the decision on the residence permit decision. In … Continue reading “Newly Admitted in KTH? What to do in July?”
Moving to a new country or a new city is one of the most exciting parts of being an international student. A new city means new culture and traditions, new people to meet and new places to explore. It is as refreshing as the beginning of spring where one has the opportunity to start all … Continue reading “Things you can look forward to in Stockholm”
It is a month since the admission results were announced. The air would be mixed with excitement and anxiety. I hope you did get to talk to the senior students of your master programme during the call-up week in the last month and it must have given you a sneak peek of the programme and … Continue reading “Newly admitted at KTH? What to do in May?”
Its been a week since the admission results have been announced. We would understand that you will have lots of uncertainties in your mind. I had a million doubts in my head when I received my admission results. Maria sums it up perfectly in the previous blog. KTH assists students to decode this uncertainty through … Continue reading “It is the “Call-up Week””
