KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm

Graduation ceremony in Stockholm City Hall

KTH ranked 89 in the world

For the fourth year in a row, KTH makes the top 100 in the QS World University Rankings. Meet some of the students, graduates and faculty members that shape a brighter future.

A top 100 university

Explore our programmes

KTH offers 60 master's programmes taught in English. They present an opportunity for students with a bachelor's degree to obtain a master's degree of the highest international standard. The application for most programmes opens in October.

Master's studies at KTH

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Discover KTH in our virtual campus tour

Let our students guide you through the KTH campuses and explore student life at Sweden's largest and highest ranked technical university.

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Newsmakers at KTH

Safer nuclear waste management, electricity from renewable energy sources and sustainable construction These are some of the areas in which researchers and students at KTH have recently garnered widespread attention.

Newsmakers at KTH

A hand wearing an orange rubber glove holding a black piece of film.

Ink can enable heat-powered wearables

An ink coating developed at KTH could be used to convert heat to electrical power for wearables and devices in the internet of things.

Ink coating could enable devices powered by heat

Paving the way for a space station around the moon

Just four years after graduating from KTH, Aerospace Engineer Desirée Brundin has managed to establish herself in the international space sector. Today she works at Rocket Lab in New Zealand and is cu...

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Borggården at KTH, viewing the southeast tower. — KTH now ranks highest among universities in Sweden in the recent QS World University Ranking.

KTH retains all-time highest QS ranking for second consecutive year

For the second consecutive year, KTH has held its all-time highest position in the world’s top 100 university rankings, which were published on June 8 by QS World University Rankings.

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A test model of a recreational boat is performed by a person in a marine environment. — Ivan Stenius gooses the throttle to bring the Foilcart test boat up to a speed of ten knots so that it can hydroplane, commencing ‘take-off’.

Boats that fly like the wind

Silent zero-emission vessels that swiftly float past the cobs and skerries – is this the future of coastal and open-water boating? We paid a visit to the KTH Värmdö field station, where researchers ar...

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Calendar

See the first pictures from the space telescope James Webb

12
Jul

Misc

Tuesday 2022-07-12, 17:00 - 19:30

Location: KTH Entré (Drottning Kristinas väg 4)

2022-07-12T17:00:00.000+02:00 2022-07-12T19:30:00.000+02:00 See the first pictures from the space telescope James Webb (Misc) KTH Entré (Drottning Kristinas väg 4) (KTH, Stockholm, Sweden)See the first pictures from the space telescope James Webb (Misc)
Walk in the Pride parade with Academic Pride!

6
Aug

Miscellaneous

Saturday 2022-08-06, 11:30 - 16:00

Location: Rotundan, Stockholm University

2022-08-06T11:30:00.000+02:00 2022-08-06T16:00:00.000+02:00 Walk in the Pride parade with Academic Pride! (Miscellaneous) Rotundan, Stockholm University (KTH, Stockholm, Sweden)Walk in the Pride parade with Academic Pride! (Miscellaneous)
PDC Summer School 2022: "Introduction to High Performance Computing"

15
Aug

Conferences and events

Mon 2022-08-15, 09:00 - Fri 2022-08-26, 12:30

Location: KTH Main Campus

2022-08-15T09:00:00.000+02:00 2022-08-26T12:30:00.000+02:00 PDC Summer School 2022: "Introduction to High Performance Computing" (Conferences and events) KTH Main Campus (KTH, Stockholm, Sweden)PDC Summer School 2022: "Introduction to High Performance Computing" (Conferences and events)

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The President's blog

Sigbritt Karlsson on KTH's role in society and current and future education and research.

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Digital work environment more established

Jan Gulliksen, Vice President for Digitalization and who just received the Swedish Engineers' Levi Prize, writes in this week's post about how digitalization as a work environment issue has become increasingly relevant, accepted and taken seriously.