KTH Royal Institute of Technology

The Master of Architecture course specialisation at the KTH Royal Instititute of Technology are available in different fields covering Architectural Lighting Design (One year); Civil and Architectural Engineering; Environmental Engineering and Sustainable Infrastructure; Real Estate and Construction Management; Sustainable Technology; Sustainable Urban Planning and Design; Transport and Geoinformation Technology; Transport, Mobility and Innovation (Joint EIT Urban Mobility) and many more.

The M.Arch course is a 2-year, full-time course at the KTH offering differnet career opportunities.

To study at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in the Master of Architecture courses applies the tuition fee for the first year for 2025 entry for the international students in the range of INR 15 L to INR 25 L as per the specialization. 

Students who are looking for financial help to study the M.Arch course at the KTH Royal can also apply for the KTH Royal Institute of Technology scholarships offered to international applicants.

No, the KTH Royal Institute of Technology is not a fee institute for international students. The courses offered at the KTH are available within the fee range of INR 11 L to INR 19 L for the international students as first-year tuition fees at differnet levels of course and specialization. To know the tuition fee forsome of the courses at the institute, check the table mentioned below:

Yes, the KTH Royal Institute of Technology programs are taught in the English language. Mostly, all the master's degree programs are available in the English language, which attracts various international applicants from different nationalities to study their higher degree courses with the KTH.

At the  KTH Royal Institute of Technology, only one bachelor's degree programme is offered in the English language 

The KTH Royal Institute of Technology is a globally recognised and leading institute in sweden for higher studies and attracts numerous students every year to study with KTH. As per the official record of the institute, more than 13,955 full-time students are at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology. Find the enrollment detail of the institute from the table mentioned below:

After getting the complete application form along with the required documents as per the courses submitted by the applicants, the KTH Royal Institute of Technology and the University Admissions assessed the eligibility and other details and responded accordingly as per the time shared according to the application deadline.

It is recommended that the students submit the documents before the application deadline to be considered for admission purposes.

The tuition fee offered at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology varies as per the level and specialisation available for the international students. The tuition fee at the institute for the first year at 2025 entry for international students are mentioned in the table below:

The documents required for international students to study or take admission at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology are listed below:

• Application form.

• Letter of Motivation

• Recommendation letters.

• Work experience

• Passport

• English language test scores

• Official transcripts and many others as per the course specializations.

The Master of Science course specializations offered at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology are available in different fields, including courses in Business, Arts, Architecture, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, information technology, Chemistry, Science and many others.

The MS course at the KTH Royal ranges from INR 2 L to INR 19 L as per the specialization.

The specialisation offered at the institute provides the best professional experience to the students and enhances their skills. 

The application fee required to study at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology for international students is SEK 900 (INR 7.8 K) for the bachelor's as well as master's degree admission. 

The application fee is one of the major components required during the time of the application, without which the application will be considered incomplete and will not be taken under consideration for the selection purpose.