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  • ITM Learning reviewed in two reports

    Two different investigations are reviewing the activities of the department of Learning in Engineering Sciences at ITM. One concerns the organisation of joint KTH´s tasks within the department, while the other concerns KTH's teacher training.

  • Further development of the career system

    The development of KTH's career system is entering its next phase. A Presidential decision is expected t before the summer on how the system will be built and further investigated in some areas, with the aim of strengthening KTH's attractiveness and creating transparency and trust internally.

  • Crowded on KTH campus this autumn

    From this autumn, all KTH students from Kista and Södertälje will attend KTH Campus at Valhallavägen, except those on the foundation year programme in Södertälje, who are moving to Flemingsberg. "The relocation is two years earlier than planned, and it will be crowded, though temporarily. It is important that weall work together because this affects everyone at KTH," says Mikael Lindström, Deputy President at KTH and Program Manager for the campus relocation.

  • The economy heading in the right direction

    "We have come through the worst cost crisis and can now see the light at the end of the tunnel." This is what Anders Söderholm, President of KTH, says about KTH's recently adopted budget, which shows a cautiously positive development.

  • New steps for collaboration after campus relocation

    From initiatives in learning centres in the Stockholm region to new types of collaboration have emerged following the relocation of KTH's campuses in Kista and Södertälje. "The high number of applications for autumn entry is definitely a sign that we are on the right track, particularly with regard to our new foundation year programmes at municipal learning centres," says Mikael Lindström, KTH's Deputy President who is spearheading the initiative to renew collaborations in these areas.

  • Strengthens collaboration with the University of Maryland

    The American University of Maryland and KTH have taken another step forward in their collaboration by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).

  • KTH tightens security with new procedures for access to premises and login

    This autumn, KTH Royal Institute of Technology is introducing several security measures. Security Manager Christina Boman says the university needs to strengthen its ability to withstand external pressures, and that everyone has a responsibility to protect what is worth protecting within the institution.

  • Without semiconductors the world stops

    Without semiconductors, the world would come to a standstill, at least the way we are used to seeing and moving around in it. The small chip can be found in virtually all the electronics we use every day - for example, in headlights, mobile phones, LED lamps and various types of machines. KTH is now involved in setting up a pilot line for semiconductors in Europe.

  • KTH in three minutes

    President Anders Söderholm and Dean Sofia Ritzén will provide a snapshot of developments at one of the world's top 100 technical universities. KTH is taking the lead for a sustainable society.

  • New steps toward a fairer career system

    KTH's work on developing its career system is now taking the next step. A new report contains proposals that will make the system clearer and fairer and strengthen KTH as an attractive workplace.

  • How KTH can boost lifelong learning

    Make the full range of courses available to professionals, ideally immediately! This is the advice of Professor Gunnar Karlsson on how to boost lifelong learning. He conducted a study on behalf of the President and Dean which resulted in various proposals to address the significant demand for continuing education.