Oluwaseun AdebiyiPosted in Deadline Approaching, Graduate, Masters, Research, scholarshipTagged ,

Deadline: 15 January, 2019

The academic year at KTH is divided into two semesters of 20 weeks, with the autumn semester beginning at the end of August and the spring semester beginning in January. All master’s programmes start in the autumn semester.

1. Choose programme(s)
Find your programme(s) and verify that you meet the general and programme specific admission requirements. These can be found under ‘Entry requirements’ on each programme page.

2. Submit your online application
Create an account, select programme(s) and submit your application via University Admissions.

3. Submit your required documents
Your application will be considered incomplete if you do not submit all the required documentation. The general and programme specific documents are listed under ‘Entry requirements’ on each programme page. Please note:

  • Most applicants can upload all documents on universityadmissions.se.
  • The documentation requirements and academic qualifications may differ between countries.
  • No documents should be sent to KTH unless you are instructed to do so.
  • The authenticity of your documents may be verified with the issuing institution. Applications made with fraudulent documents will be rejected and legal action may be taken.
  • Incomplete applications will not be processed.

4. Pay the application fee or document your citizenship

For non-EU/EEA citizens, an application fee (SEK 900) is required. EU/EEA and Swiss citizens are not required to pay the application fee, but should prove their citizenship status, for instance with a passport copy.

Application deadline is 15 January, 2019

For more information and to apply, click here. 

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