Hi guys, it is Raygo here again today! last week, I had been to the Stockholm Furniture Fair (SFF) 2023. This yearly event is the most significant platform where different Scandinavian furniture and lighting companies gather and showcase their designs. This year there were over 400 exhibitors involved in the fair organized at Stockholmsmässan, one … Continue reading “Stockholm furniture fair 2023 and Scandinavian design”
Hello all, it’s Raygo here again! As Martyna introduced her accommodation at Lappis last time, this time it’s my turn to talk about my place at another KTH Accommodation option for students: Malvinas väg! Location Malvinas väg is conveniently located within the KTH main campus. It is situated next to Q-Building (The integrated teaching building) … Continue reading “KTH Accommodation – Malvinas väg”
Hej! Being an international student in Hong Kong, where I do not have the opportunity to try out every winter sport, I have found them particularly mesmerizing since I arrived here. As we are approaching spring in Sweden and before the winter ends, I would like to share with you some beloved winter sports that … Continue reading “Swedish winter sports – part 1”
Hej everyone! As the new semester has just begun, it would be great to summarize the first week with you as a glimpse of what to expect during the spring semester. Daylight hours The first and foremost noticeable change about the Spring semester is we are getting more daytime here in Stockholm. Since the winter … Continue reading “Back to school – The spring semester begins”
Hello everybody! The application deadline is almost here: only one week before January 16. But the aim of this blog post is not to scare you: instead, Martyna, Raygo and I would like to tell you why each one of us chose KTH – and why we think you should, too! Martyna Martyna chose KTH … Continue reading “Why apply to KTH: our two cents”
Hello everyone, and happy New Year! In today’s post, I want to share with you my four favourite aspects of studying at KTH. I will only focus on education, but don’t forget that studying at KTH also means studying in Sweden – and I’d recommend you to read Martyna’s post on the topic to get … Continue reading “Perks of education at KTH”
