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KTH Campus

The main KTH Campus is situated in the northern part of central Stockholm, on the edge of the Royal National Park. The campus was established in 1917 when KTH moved into its iconic courtyard building by renowned architect Erik Lallerstedt. KTH campus covers an area the size of the Old Town.

Photo: view of KTH Entré, architecture building and a corner of the main building with KTH logo

KTH Campus

Links to Google Maps

Albanova: Roslagstullsbacken 21

KTH Entré and IT support: Drottning Kristinas väg 4

KTH Innovation: Teknikringen 1

KTH Library: Osquars backe 31

OpenLab: Valhallavägen 79

President and Support Services: Brinellvägen 8

THS Student Union Office (KårX): Drottning Kristinas väg 15

Pan KTH main campus

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Educational and research areas

Since the early 20th century KTH has proven to be an important research and education institution of international status in fields that include:

  • Engineering Pedagogics, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Fibre and Polymer Technology
  • Computer Science and Technology, Media Technology and Interaction Design, Speech and Music Communication
  • Biotechnology
  • Electrical Power Engineering, Fusion and Space Plasma Physics, Telecommunications and Networks, Information and Control Systems
  • Industrial design and innovation, Product and production development, Materials development, Micro and nano technology, Industrial economics, Organisation and Management
  • Pedagogical development and learning
  • Future of societies
  • Physics, Mathematics and Technical Mechanics.

Central KTH-functions

Apart from research and education there are many central functions common to all the campuses:

  • Student health
  • Library
  • KTH Entré
  • Sports centre
  • Housing agency
  • The President’s administration

Campus area at Valhallavägen

The KTH Campus is an area undergoing constant development, which ranges from living lab environments to new student accommodation. In 2015 the University received the International Sustainable Campus Network Award for its five-year campus plan – which focuses on sustainability and creating a living campus.

The campus area also includes other higher education institutions such as the School of Dance and Circus, the Swedish Defence University, and the University College of Opera.

Contact

Visiting address: Brinellvägen 8, Stockholm
Postal address: Kungl Tekniska högskolan, SE-100 44 STOCKHOLM

Phone: +46 8 790 60 00
Emergency number: +46 8 790 77 00

Page responsible:Amalia Kewenter
Belongs to: About KTH
Last changed: May 06, 2022