Upcoming academic year 2026-2027
Find dates for study and exam periods, as well as other important dates to keep in mind.
On this page you will find the upcoming academic year and other important dates 2026–2027. This page may be updated.
Current academic year 2025-2026
Previous academic year 2025-2025 (KTH Intranet)
Autumn semester 2026: 24 August 2026–11 January 2027
Date | Activity |
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10-19 August |
Course registration study period 1, freestanding courses |
20-31 August | Course registration study period 1, programme courses |
24 August-23 October | Study period 1 |
12-21 October | Course registration study period 2, freestanding courses |
15-23 October | Exam period 1 |
22 October-2 November | Course registration study period 2, programme courses |
26 October-11 December | Study period 2 |
1-15 November | Application for programme courses spring 2027 |
14-17 December | Re-exam period 1 |
29 December-6 January | Course registration study period 3, freestanding courses |
4-11 January | Exam period 2 |
Spring semester 2027: 12 January-31 May 2027
Date | Activity |
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7-18 January | Course registration study period 3, programme courses |
12 January-12 March | Study period 3 |
1-10 March | Course registration study period 4, freestanding courses |
5-12 March | Exam period 3 |
11-22 march | Course registration study period 4, programme courses |
15 March-31 May | Study period 4 |
30 March-2 April | Re-exam period 2 |
1-15 May | Application for programme courses autumn 2027 |
24-31 May | Exam period 4 |
1-4 June | Re-exam period 3 |
How the academic year is divided
The academic year is divided into two semesters of twenty weeks each. The autumn semester begins in August and ends in January. The spring semester begins in January and ends in June. Each semester is divided into two study periods of approximately seven weeks, followed by individual work. Exams are held at the end of each study period. There is an exam preparation time at the end of each study period for self-study and also for taking re-exams.