KTH Royal Institute of Technology

KTH Royal Institute of Technology has five welcoming campuses, that gives students the access to a vibrant life and a prestigious academic environment. These campuses are:

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.

KTH Kista: KTH Solna is situated north of Stockholm and is an important national hub for research within various life Science disciplines. Frontline technical expertise is combined with advanced knowledge of translational medicine and molecular bioscience.

KTH Södertälje: KTH Södertälje is situated south of Stockholm in an area with a strong connection to the manufacturing and production industry. The activities run here by KTH are undergoing a major expansion in the form of new courses and a new research organisation in the field of Sustainable Production.

KTH Flemingsberg: KTH Flemingsberg is situated south of central Stockholm in an area renowned for its academic institutions and strong growth. Flemingsberg is, moreover, one of northern Europe’s most prominent centres of medical engineering – in terms of both research and industrial activity.

KTH Solna: KTH Solna is situated north of Stockholm and is an important national hub for research within various life Science disciplines. Frontline technical expertise is combined with advanced knowledge of translational medicine and molecular bioscience.

The KTH India Scholarship is aimed specifically at students from India. All the scholarships for international students at KTH cover the tuition fee of a one or two year master’s programme. All Indian students applying for scholarships must meet the following eligibility criteria:

• One must be a fee-paying student applying for a master's programme at KTH as the first priority.
• Students should have completed UG programme in India and must be an Indian citizen.

As the scholarship is awarded primarily on the basis of academic excellence, therefore only students who meet the admission requirements of the programme applied for are eligible for a scholarship.

Yes, KTH offers four different scholarship opportunities for master's studies. The KTH Scholarship covers the tuition fee of a one or two year master’s programme. The KTH One-Year Scholarship is aimed at current KTH master's programme students and covers the tuition fee of the second year of studies. The KTH Joint Programme Scholarship is aimed at students in certain joint programmes and covers the tuition fee for the study period spent at KTH. The KTH India Scholarship is aimed specifically at students from India. Some of the other scholarships at KTH for international students are:

• KTH Scholarship

• KTH One-Year Scholarship

• KTH Joint Programme Scholarship

Yes, KTH offers four different scholarship opportunities for master's studies. The KTH Scholarship covers the tuition fee of a one or two year master’s programme. The KTH One-Year Scholarship is aimed at current KTH master's programme students and covers the tuition fee of the second year of studies. The KTH Joint Programme Scholarship is aimed at students in certain joint programmes and covers the tuition fee for the study period spent at KTH. The KTH India Scholarship is aimed specifically at students from India. Some of the other scholarships at KTH for international students are:

• KTH Scholarship

• KTH One-Year Scholarship

• KTH Joint Programme Scholarship

Yes, all the students aspiring to study at KTH must pay the application fee of SEK 900 through University Admissions. This fee must be paid before the end of January, since the assessment of the application is dependent on fee payment. For each semester, the tuition fee will be charged in advance and since it is based on price per credit, thus, tuition fee will increase if a student takes more than 30 ECTS credits per semester.

The invoice of the payment for the first semester will be sent by email. It is important to note that if the tuition fee is not paid within the deadline, student might will lose their place in the programme.

Payment Methods

• By card (Only Visa or MasterCard is accepted)
• Through bank transfer

To be accepted for doctoral (PhD) studies at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, all interested applicants must meet the general entry requirements and any special requirements outlined in the position announcement. Only students meeting these following requirements qualify as the potential PhD candidate: 

• A degree at the advanced level (master's/second cycle) or
• Fulfilled course requirements corresponding to at least 240 credits, of which a minimum of 60 credits are at the advanced level (master's/second cycle) or
• Otherwise acquired largely equivalent knowledge

Note: KTH on its own discretion may exempt an individual applicant from the general entry requirements if there is an extraordinary reason to do so.

Language Requirements

• English language proficiency equivalent to (the Swedish upper secondary school) English course B/6 is required. The requirement can be satisfied through the following internationally recognised English tests: 

Students aspiring to pursue higher studies at KTH Royal Institute of Technology must fulfil the generic as well as programme-specific requirements. The general requirements are mentioned below and for specific requirements, students are advised to got through the KTH Royal Institute of Technology's official website.

Eligibility for Master's Programme

1. Bachelor's degree: A bachelor's degree from a recognised university is required to pursue Master's programme at KTH. For students who are in their final year of undergraduate studies in international institutes after applying, if get qualified, receive a conditional acceptance from the institute. The students are then expected to submit their written statements to the institute. Students in any Swedish university are exempted from written statement, but they have to complete 150 ECTS credits in the bachelor's programme by February (or before the application deadline specified for their programme).
2. English proficiency: Students applyingfor master's programme should have English language proficiency equivalent to (the Swedish upper secondary school) English course B/6 is required. The requirement can be satisfied through the following internationally recognised English tests: