KTH Sweden Scholarships for 60 MS Degree Programs

The beneficiaries of the KTH scholarship will be exempt from registration during the first and second year, provided that the results of the study during the first year are satisfactory.
To be eligible to apply, you must be a student who pays tuition and has applied for a master’s degree at KTH as your first priority. Students with conditional eligibility are eligible to apply for a scholarship.

How to apply
Applications for the KTH scholarship for studies beginning in the fall of 2018 will be open from December 1, 2017 to January 15, 2018.

Programs offered

Architecture and Civil Engineering

• Architectural Lighting Design (One-year programme)
• Architecture
• Civil and Architectural Engineering
• Environmental Engineering (Joint Nordic Five Tech programme)
• Environmental Engineering and Sustainable Infrastructure
• Real Estate and Construction Management
• Sustainable Urban Planning and Design
• Transport and Geoinformation Technology
• Urbanism Studies (One-year programme)

Electrical Engineering

• Electric Power Engineering
• Electromagnetics, Fusion and Space Engineering
• Embedded Systems*
• Energy for Smart Cities SMCS* (Joint EIT programme)
• Information and Network Engineering
• Medical Engineering*
• Nanotechnology*
• Renewable Energy RENE* (Joint EIT programme)
• Smart Electrical Networks and Systems SENSE* (Joint EIT programme)
• Systems, Control and Robotics

Energy and Sustainable Development

• Energy for Smart Cities SMCS* (Joint EIT programme)
• Environomical Pathways for Sustainable Energy Systems SELECT (Joint EIT programme)
• Innovative Sustainable Energy Engineering (Joint Nordic Five Tech programme)
• Management and Engineering of Environment and Energy ME3 (Joint Erasmus+ programme)
• Nuclear Energy Engineering
• Nuclear Energy EMINE (Joint EIT programme)
• Renewable Energy RENE* (Joint EIT programme)
• Smart Electrical Networks and Systems SENSE* (Joint EIT programme)
• Sustainable Energy Engineering
• Sustainable Technology

Engineering Physics and Mathematics

• Applied and Computational Mathematics
• Computer Simulations for Science and Engineering COSSE (Joint programme)
• Engineering Physics
• Mathematics (Joint programme)
• Medical Engineering*
• Nanotechnology*

Industrial Management and Innovation

• Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management (One-year programme)
• Industrial Management

Information and Communication Technology

• Communication Systems
• Computer Science
• Embedded Systems*
• ICT Innovation
• ICT Innovation (Joint EIT programme)
• Interactive Media Technology
• Machine Learning
• Media Management
• Software Engineering of Distributed Systems

Life Science Technology, Chemistry, and Chemical Engineering

• Chemical Engineering for Energy and Environment
• Industrial and Environmental Biotechnology
• Macromolecular Materials
• Medical Biotechnology
• Molecular Science and Engineering
• Molecular Techniques in Life Science (Joint programme)
• Polymer Technology (Joint Nordic Five Tech programme)

Materials Science and Engineering

• Engineering Materials Science
• Medical Engineering*
• Nanotechnology*

Mechanical Engineering

• Aerospace Engineering
• Engineering Design
• Engineering Mechanics
• Integrated Product Design
• Maritime Engineering (Joint Nordic Five Tech programme)
• Naval Architecture
• Production Engineering and Management
• Railway Engineering
• Technology, Work and Health
• Turbomachinery Aeromechanic University Training THRUST (Joint programme)
• Vehicle Engineering

Criteria

• Qualifications of the applicant (GPA or equivalent)
• The ranking of the university where the applicant’s bachelor’s degree was awarded
• The selection process and the recommendation of the director of the applied master program
• The motivation of the applicant, relevant work experience, and extracurricular activities