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Field studies information session

Do you want to know more about what it means to conduct field studies in low- or middle-income countries and how to apply? Don't miss the info session on 10 September.

Time: Wed 2025-09-10 12.00

Language: English

Participating: Erika Charpentier, KTH International Relations Office

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Info session 3 September, at 12.15 in room F2

Do you want to do your degree project work at a bachelor's or master's level a field study in a low- or middle-income country next study year?

Then don't miss this information meeting, where you will learn about what it means, how to find a project and a host organisation, and how to apply.

The field studies application for spring semester 2027 is open from 15 September to 15 October.

Learn more and participate

Tip! Don't miss Stockholm University's digital MFS workshop on how to align your project to Swedish strategies. The workshop will be given on several occasions during the autumn. Read more and participate via Zoom (se.se)

KTH Field Studies (KTH FS) is a KTH-funded travel grant and Minor Field Studies (MFS) is a Sida funded scholarship that gives you, as a KTH student, the opportunity to carry through your degree project at the bachelor's or master's level in a low- or middle-income country. Through this opportunity, you can increase your knowledge, understanding, and experience of challenges and environments in low- and middle-income countries.

The field studies have to result in a degree project in English at the bachelor's or master's level (15 or 30 ECTS credits). The stay abroad needs to be at least eight consecutive weeks. The amount of the KTH Field Studies travel grant is currently 22,000 SEK per person. The amount for the Minor Field Studies scholarship is currently 35,000 SEK per person. For the spring semester 2026, we have 25 MFS scholarships and 25 KTH Field Studies travel grants to distribute.  

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