Pranath
Pranath comes from India. Before coming to Sweden, he completed his bachelor studies in Mechanical Engineering at Manipal Institute of Technology. In his free time, he likes to play basketball, badminton, read novels and watch F1.
What are the best aspects of your programme?
The best aspect of the programme, according to me is the project-based courses. Many courses involve working in group projects throughout the course duration. In my opinion, this helps in learning and understanding the concepts better. Also, it simulates a working atmosphere where you might work with a big group of people to solve problems.
Have you chosen a specialisation track within the programme? If Yes, which track and why?
Yes, I am doing the Machine Design specialisation track in the programme. I have always been interested in the design aspect of mechanical engineering, using my knowledge to problem-solve and create unique solutions.
What are some of your favourite courses so far?
One of my favourite course has been Component Design, where we used the concepts learnt in earlier courses.
How do studies at KTH differ from your previous studies?
The studies here at KTH differ quite a lot from my previous place of education. KTH focuses a lot on learning through projects and applying the concepts learnt. The freedom given to study is excellent. Choosing between the various electives available and the different possible projects in the courses allows students to follow their passion.
How is student life in Stockholm?
Life here in Stockholm is good, with many activities available. There are many clubs to participate, and you have plenty of time to explore them all.
What would you like to say to students thinking of choosing KTH for master’s studies?
Choosing KTH is a good decision., the experience you will gain through studying here is invaluable. The possibility of collaborating with companies and various individual is an exciting prospect.