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Study at KTH

KTH Royal Institute of Technology is Sweden's leading technical university—ranked 74 in the 2025 QS World University Rankings. At KTH, you will access a vibrant student life and a prestigious academic environment.

This is KTH Royal Institute of Technology

KTH was established in 1827 and has since grown to become one of Europe's leading technical universities and Sweden's highest ranked university. We are located in Stockholm, Sweden's open and dynamic capital, an epicentre of innovation and home of the Nobel Prize.

We offer an array of study opportunities for international applications, from free online courses to master's and doctoral programmes. Sustainability and innovation are at the core of our operations, and our graduates have the skills and tools to contribute to a more sustainable society. We hope to see you at KTH in the future!

Study options at KTH

Master's studies

We offer 63 two-year master's degree programmes in English open to students with a bachelor's degree. 

Doctoral studies

We offer four-year doctoral degrees positions (PhD) open to applicants with a master's degree.

Exchange studies

We welcome students from partner universities worldwide.

Explore KTH

Sweden's highest ranked university

KTH makes the top 100 among universities worldwide for the sixth year in a row in the 2025 QS World University Rankings.

Let our students guide you around campus

The KTH way of learning

KTH shapes the talents that will find the solutions for tomorrow’s challenges. Solving real-world problems and learning to work together is an integral part of education

Career and future

A KTH degree is a sign of academic excellence, ambition and an innovative mindset. Explore what your career opportunities are after KTH.

Student life

Discover your new life in Stockholm

Welcome to Stockholm, the beautiful capital of Sweden and the home of KTH.

Accommodation for students

Stockholm offers a range of housing opportunities, and the vast public transportation system makes it possible to study in one part of Stockholm and live in another.