Follow me through our studio called architecture and daylight! I promise you that there is no boring day in the school of architecture… We spend most of our time here in the new architecture school, which has very few corners and 90 degrees angles! Only being surrounded by curvy spaces is exhilarating an you never … Continue reading “Where the magic happens”
In today’s post, I will answer some of the most common questions about how to apply to KTH. If you haven’t done it yet, I would suggest you to check Martyna’s post on how to apply to KTH and Raygo’s post on why study at KTH – I’m sure you’ll find the answer to many … Continue reading “Apply to KTH: FAQ”
TGIF and finally, it is Friday and the weekend again! Today I would like to share how I usually spend my weekends here in Stockholm. I hope this blog post will give you some insight into your weekend plans! What would be the best Friday activity, in my opinion? It must be hanging out with … Continue reading “Happy Friday and weekend plans!”
Uppsala is a cute little city located just North of Stockholm. It is effortless to get there and it’s perfect for a day trip! That’s why last weekend my housemates and I decided to give this ancient city a try. What to see in Uppsala During our day trip, we visited three of the most … Continue reading “A day trip to Uppsala”
When applying to a new programme, gathering all the documents and following the requirements can feel frustrating in a new country. How excited are you to start a new chapter at KTH? Are you ready to open a new page? We will go together step-by-step through the application manual! First, you should select your master’s … Continue reading “The application manual: together step-by-step!”
These days when passing by the KTH main library, there is an eye-catching booth right next to the main entrance. It is an event related to the Nobel Calling Week series: an exhibition about Hannes Alfvén titled “Space Waves and a Tale“. Born in 1908 in Norrköping, Hannes Alfvén was a Swedish electrical engineer and … Continue reading “Space Waves and a Tale: on exhibit at the main library”
