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• Master's Programmes

• Courses for Systems, Control and Robotics

  The two-year master's programme in Systems, Control and Robotics consists of three terms of courses and one final term dedicated to the master's degree project. Each term consist of approximately 30 ECTS credits. Depending on which track you choose, you will study different courses. The courses presented on this page apply to studies starting in autumn 2026.

• MSc Innovative Sustainable Energy Engineering

  The joint master's programme in Innovative Sustainable Energy Engineering focuses on energy systems designs with economically and environmentally sustainable technologies. Students are awarded degrees from two leading Nordic universities and explore the unique energy engineering expertise of these universities through a specialisation track. Graduates know practices, policies and technologies to supply energy at the least financial, environmental and social cost.

• MSc Engineering Mechanics

  The master's programme in Engineering Mechanics provides a solid and up-to-date knowledge base for the analysis and design of industrial products and processes. Students chose to specialise in one of three tracks, solid mechanics, fluid mechanics or sound and vibration and learn to use advanced simulation and experimental methods to analyse mechanical phenomena. Graduates work in numerous branches with mechanical design, testing, computation and research as managers, engineers, consultants, or researchers.

• MSc Electromagnetics, Fusion and Space Engineering

  The master’s programme in Electromagnetics, Fusion and Space Engineering combines a strong foundation in electrical engineering with studies of electromagnetic fields and their applications in wireless and optical communication, sensing, fusion energy, space technology, security and defence. You specialise in Microwave Engineering, Photonics, Plasma or Space, with access to KTH’s research environments, labs and international collaborations. It prepares you for careers in industry and academia.

• MSc Electric Power Engineering

  The master's programme in Electric Power Engineering delivers a solid understanding of the electric power engineering domain and skills to contribute to more sustainable energy solutions. It offers excellent flexibility to specialise in electric energy conversion, electrotechnical design, power system control and electricity markets. Graduates find career opportunities at the forefront of advancements in power components and power systems.

• MSc Industrial and Environmental Biotechnology

  The master's programme in Industrial and Environmental Biotechnology provides a deep understanding of designing and operating state-of-the-art life science-based processes, focusing on product quality, sustainability and finance. Graduates have the competencies and skills to use cells, cell components and biomolecules to produce commodities such as chemicals, food, biofuels, clean water or soil and biomaterials to develop a sustainable society.

• MSc Integrated Product Design

  The master's programme in Integrated Product Design teaches students how to create sustainable products, services, systems and business models. In one of two distinct specialisations, students either explore product, service and system design in relation to users and markets, or management of innovation and product development processes. Graduates have the expertise for careers in a wide range of industrial and business sectors.

• MSc Civil and Architectural Engineering

  The master's programme in Civil and Architectural Engineering prepares graduates who will design and build our future homes and infrastructure, with a deep understanding of human conditions and needs, as well as urgent demands for sustainability. With two specialisations, students can explore either techniques for design, construction and maintenance of infrastructure or engineering design of buildings, with focus on performance and lifecycle perspective.

• MSc Architectural Lighting Design

  Light shapes how people experience interior spaces, buildings and urban environments. In the master's programme in Architectural Lighting Design, you explore how natural and artificial light influence human behaviour, comfort and health, and how lighting design can support environmental, social and economic sustainability. At KTH, teaching is linked to lighting research, laboratory work and industry collaboration. Career paths include lighting design, architectural practices and consultancy.

• MSc Environmental Engineering and Sustainable Infrastructure

  The master's programme in Environmental Engineering and Sustainable Infrastructure equips students with interdisciplinary tools to solve future environmental challenges and prepares them for careers as environmental engineers and planners. You will gain knowledge of the properties and functions of water and ecosystems, learn how to assess the local and global environmental impact of human activities and apply advanced methods and modelling tools to define and solve environmental problems.

• MSc Macromolecular Materials

  The master's programme in Macromolecular Materials prepares you to lead the development of future sustainable fibre and polymer-based materials. You gain in-depth understanding of the relationships between molecular structure and macromolecular and material properties, coupled with extensive practical experience. Our courses let you specialise in, for example, circular materials, polymer design and technology, pulp and paper technology, biorefinery, bio-based composites and surface coatings.

• MSc Medical Biotechnology

  The master’s programme in medical biotechnology provides education in advanced biotechnological methods and their applications in medicine and health. Students gain knowledge of cutting-edge techniques in molecular biology, cell biology, and bioinformatics, along with practical training in both wet- and dry-lab environments. They also develop expertise in analysing and interpreting large-scale biological data in a medical context. Graduates are prepared for research and development in medical biotechnology, including molecular diagnostics, disease prevention, and novel therapies.

• MSc Sustainable Technology

  Grounded in industrial ecology, the master’s programme in Sustainable Technology explores interactions between technical, economic, social and ecological systems. You will use systems thinking and analytical methods in real-world projects to analyse complex sustainability challenges and develop solutions for industrial systems that depend on natural systems. Graduates drive sustainability transitions in specialist and leadership roles across industry, public organisations, policy and research.

• MSc Naval Architecture

  The master's programme in Naval Architecture provides a strong foundation in Naval Architecture while delivering in-depth skills through specialisations in Lightweight Structures, Fluid Mechanics and Management. You will explore the complete processes of designing, modelling, constructing and operating boats, ships, marine installations and systems. Graduates face careers in the maritime sector, related fields or academia.

• MSc Embedded Systems

  The master's programme in Embedded Systems provides a thorough understanding of Embedded Systems and specialisation in a specific area covering theoretical and practical aspects of embedded systems development. Students gain engineering skills and learn integration of software and hardware, system design, integration, verification and management. Graduates have the expertise to harness the possibilities for innovation in the growing area of embedded systems.

• MSc Engineering Materials Science

  The master's programme in Engineering Materials Science has a cross-functional approach, exploring existing materials, processes and applications, and providing you the skills to develop new ones. It offers great flexibility to tailor your degree towards a profile of interest. Graduates have valuable expertise in materials science needed in many industries and sectors, for example, manufacturing, automotive and energy.

• MSc Sustainable Energy Engineering

  The master's programme in Sustainable Energy Engineering provides advanced education in solar energy, power generation, energy utilisation and transformation of energy systems. You gain a multidisciplinary foundation in energy engineering and skills to manage complex energy-related problems with a lifecycle perspective. Graduates lead the development in the energy sector with skills and insights in industrial challenges, leadership, innovation and entrepreneurship.

• MSc Real Estate and Construction Management

  The master's programme in Real Estate and Construction Management opens the door to engaging professions in real estate development, law, economics, management, finance, and construction management. The dynamic combination of applied and theoretical courses, group projects, and industry interaction equips graduates with the skills to excel in the building and real estate markets. The programme is RICS accredited for delivering the highest standards in real estate education.

• MSc Systems, Control and Robotics

  The master's programme in Systems, Control and Robotics focuses on the analysis, design and control of robots, autonomous vehicles, and other complex technical systems. It provides broad skills in the field and expertise through specialisations going deeper into areas such as autonomous sensing, AI, machine learning, decision making and control. Graduates face interesting careers, often in the robotics and autonomous vehicles industry, or as PhD students.

• MSc Sustainable Urban Planning and Design

  The master's programme in Sustainable Urban Planning and Design focuses on the correlation between the built environment and social, economic and institutional forces. Students gain a profound and broad understanding of the multiple factors in sustainable urban development. Project work provides students with strong practical skills. Graduates have the expertise to adapt planning and design practices to the environmental conditions and societal needs of the future.

• MSc Molecular Science and Engineering

  The master's programme in Molecular Science and Engineering combines advanced theoretical studies in chemistry with hands-on laboratory work using experimental techniques and instrumentation. Emphasis is placed on the design, synthesis, characterisation and applications of molecules and materials. The programme also relates to sustainability, emphasising energy and the environment, safety and innovation. Graduates are well prepared for careers in industry or doctoral studies.

• MSc Vehicle Engineering

  The master's programme in Vehicle Engineering covers all aspects from vehicle design, functions and dynamic properties, to systems for safety and comfort, and vehicles as part of the transport systems. You can specialise in Road or Rail Vehicle Engineering and develop the knowledge and skills to shape the next generation of safe, efficient, and sustainable transport. Graduates have global career opportunities and the skills to contribute to innovative and sustainable solutions that minimise the transport industry's environmental impact.

• MSc Nuclear Energy Engineering

  The master’s programme in Nuclear Energy Engineering covers the physics, technology and safety of nuclear reactors and power plants. closely linked to the Division of Nuclear Science and Engineering, it combines teaching, with research, simulation and laboratory work in reactor physics, thermal hydraulics, fuel materials and nuclear safety. You gain specialist knowledge in reactor design, radiation protection, nuclear fuels and advanced systems, including Generation IV and small modular reactors.

• MSc Machine Design

  The master's programme in Machine Design puts you at the forefront of shaping machines and technologies that drive our world forward. From concepts to real-world applications, you will explore the latest methods in mechanical systems design, learning to innovate, analyse, design, and optimise everything from robotics and next-generation vehicles to sustainable energy solutions. You will graduate ready to lead in the ever-evolving field of machine design.

• MSc Mathematics

  The joint master's programme in Mathematics is hosted by world-leading experts and research groups at KTH and Stockholm University. Students specialise in their desired areas of mathematics while acquiring essential skills in problem-solving and logical reasoning. Graduates become industrial mathematicians, often data analysts, financial analysts or within software engineering, or go on to PhD studies at prominent institutions.

• MSc Production Engineering and Management

  The master's programme in Production Engineering and Management handles the engineering and management aspects of production and how they interact. The engineering side includes manufacturing technologies, automation, maintenance, and production development tools and methods. The management side includes operations strategy, planning and management of resources for a sustainable production environment. Graduates work in various production fields worldwide.

• MSc Transport and Geoinformation Technology

  Sustainable cities depend on efficient transport and smart use of geospatial data. This programme equips you with expertise in transport systems and geoinformation technology, combining solid theory with modern analytical tools, including AI. With practical data expertise and an interdisciplinary understanding of mobility, geoinformatics, and sustainability, graduates face diverse career opportunities.

• MSc Nanotechnology

  Nanotechnology is an exciting field within science and technology related to materials and device structures with characteristic dimensions in the nanometer regime. You will learn to design, fabricate, measure, model and apply materials, devices and circuits with unique properties and functions relevant to semiconductor chip technologies. Graduates face vast career opportunities as the field penetrates several technology sectors, such as electronics, communication, medicine and energy.

• MSc Aerospace Engineering

  The master's programme in Aerospace Engineering fosters skilled engineers for careers in the international aerospace sector and related fields. The programme offers specialisations in Aeronautics, Space, Lightweight Structures and Systems Engineering. Graduates have a solid theoretical foundation in aerospace modelling, analysis and design, as well as teamwork skills and a general ability to approach and solve complex engineering tasks. Aerospace graduates are therefore also recognised and appreciated in many fields of engineering outside the aerospace sector.

• MSc Industrial Management

  The master's programme in Industrial Management targets students with a profound engineering background who aim to take leadership positions in industrial and technology-based organisations. Students acquire an understanding of value creation and specialise in areas such as management, leadership, supply chain, industrial transformation, managing research and innovation, strategy and industrial marketing. The programme has extensive industry interaction throughout.

• MSc Chemical Engineering for Energy and Environment

  The master’s programme in Chemical Engineering for Energy and Environment equips you with advanced knowledge and practical tools to design various industrial processes along the value chain, from raw materials to final products. You will learn to analyse and design processes crucial for sustainable energy, emissions reduction, and circular resource flows, preparing you to tackle global challenges in energy and environmental sustainability.

• MSc Architecture

  The master's programme in Architecture offers a studio-based learning environment with extensive opportunities to shape your studies according to your interests. You combine studio projects with orientation and seminar courses and explore different approaches to architecture across a broad range of contemporary themes. The programme integrates artistic and design-led practice with technological, theoretical and research-based perspectives.