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General Requirements
Applicants must have completed upper secondary/ high school education (or equivalent) that qualifies for university admission in their country.
For specific programmes (especially those in engineering, ICT), additional subject prerequisites often apply — e.g., mathematics and physics at certain levels.
English proficiency: Studies in English-language instruction or an approved English test may be required (depending on country and prior education).
Application process: You apply through the Swedish national portal (University Admissions), select the programme, and submit required documents and any application fee (for non-EU/EEA students).
Key Deadlines and Procedure
For international bachelor applications: Typically application window opens in mid-October, closes on 15 January; supporting documents must be submitted by early February.
Non-EU/EEA applicants pay an application fee (SEK 900) unless exempt.
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The main building of KTH, originally opened in 1917, undergoing renovation from 1993–1996, was awarded Sweden’s architectural prize “Guldstolen” in 2024, reflecting the institute’s commitment to world-class infrastructure and design.
KTH improved its performance in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2023, reaching approximately 155th globally due to enhanced research output, teaching quality and citation impact.
Four research projects at KTH were awarded European Research Council Consolidator Grants in this year, showcasing the institute’s strong performance in attracting high-level European research funding.
The university is actively involved in high-impact engineering research, technology transfer, and innovation ecosystems. Its R&D efforts span across multiple engineering disciplines and feed into global challenges. KTH’s partnerships, strong citation impact, and major prizes underline its commitment to innovation leadership.
Developed by Baltzar von Platen and Carl Munters while students at KTH, this refrigeration technology operated without a mechanical pump and instead used heat (from kerosene, propane, electricity etc.) to drive an absorption cycle. It was commercialised via ABArctic and later by Electrolux for global markets.
Tell me about their Notable Achievements in this order Achievement Name, Achievement Year and Acheievment Description Located beneath KTH’s Valhallavägen campus, the reactor R1 achieved criticality on 13 July 1954. It served as Sweden’s first nuclear reactor for research and isotope production, with initial power of 300 kW (later 1 MW).
Invented by Ernst Alexanderson, who studied at KTH, this device was an early high-frequency alternator used for long-wave radio transmission, enabling trans-oceanic wireless communication in the early 20th century.
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