Hej everyone! We digital ambassadors are excited to share our unique experiences as KTH students. Coming from diverse backgrounds, we each offer a distinct perspective on student life here. Let us – Alex, Annysia, Regina, Ruban, and Sai – take you on a journey through the many facets of studying at KTH. Dive in to … Continue reading “Student life at KTH: Different Perspectives”
Hello everybody and welcome to today’s post! The sun is shining in Stockholm and Summer is getting closer: meaning that you are close than ever to starting your KTH journey! After discovering why studying at KTH might be for you, it is time to shed light on why it might not be for you instead. … Continue reading “Why Studying Abroad in Sweden at KTH Might NOT Be for You”
Hej everyone! Welcome to this post 🙂 Embarking on a journey to study abroad is like opening a door to so many possibilities. It’s an experience that changes you and not only shapes your academic path but also broadens your horizons culturally, socially, and personally. Among the various destinations, Sweden stands out as a leader … Continue reading “Why Studying Abroad in Sweden at KTH Might Be for You”
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”
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”
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!”
