Introduction Hey everyone! If you’re thinking about where to live while studying at KTH, you’re in the right place. I’m Sai, and I’ve put together a one-stop student-friendly guide to help you figure out the best spot to call home during your studies. We’ll look at different KTH housing options, from the lively Teknikringen right … Continue reading “KTH Accommodation Guide- Teknikringen, Täby, Lappkärrsberget, and Malvinas väg”
Hej everyone, welcome to this week’s post! Winter in Stockholm is a season that evokes a mix of feelings for me. It’s a time when the city transforms into a picturesque postcard scene, but also a period that brings its own set of challenges. Here’s a deeper look into my love-hate relationship with winter in … Continue reading “Embracing Winter in Stockholm: The Love-Hate Relationship”
Hello everybody and welcome to this new blog post! Today, I want to talk to you about KTH vocabulary. While looking for the perfect Master’s programme in KTH website, you may have come across different terms representing course activities at KTH. Some examples are “lectures”, “seminars” and labs”. We thought it could be interesting to … Continue reading “A Deep Dive into KTH Course Activities (and Vocabulary)”
Hej everyone! Did you know that KTH has its very own hockey team, the Royal Blues? As KTH’s resident certified hockey lover, I had to check the team out myself. The KTH Royal Blues played their last home game at Östermalms IP, a venue conveniently located just a 10-minute walk from the KTH campus. The … Continue reading “A Night with the Royal Blues: Victory at Home”
Hello everybody and welcome to this blog post! Just like Sai and Sam did in the past weeks, I also want to discuss how much I spend in a month as a KTH student living in Stockholm. I had already written a post about my monthly expenses last year, but many things have changed since … Continue reading “Cost of Life for KTH Students: Lorenzo’s Experience”
Categories Categories: Academic life, Student lifeTags Tags: A1, international students, KTH, learn swedish, SaiKTH, SFI, Stockholm, student life, Sweden, Swedish, Swedish for immigrants
Before arriving in Sweden, I was aware that most Swedes could speak English, yet I was intimidated by the fact that everything from signboards to grocery store names and public transport information was in Swedish. As someone already fluent in three languages, the prospect of learning Swedish seemed like an intriguing and useful skill, especially … Continue reading “My Swedish Learning Journey: A1 Passed!”
