About
KTH Royal Institute of Technology (Kungliga Tekniska högskolan) is Sweden's largest technical university. Founded in Stockholm, KTH offers education and conducts research across engineering, technology, and related sciences. The university focuses on creating solutions for a sustainable future and maintains strong partnerships with industry and other academic institutions, including participation in the Unite! European University alliance and the Stockholm trio collaboration with Karolinska Institutet and Stockholm University.
Funding Opportunities
KTH Joint Programme Scholarship
The KTH Joint Programme Scholarship is available for students participating in a joint programme and covers the tuition fee for the study period spent at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden. The scholarship is designed to support fee-paying international students who are attending one or two semesters at KTH as part of specific joint master's programmes beginning in autumn 2025. The scholarship covers tuition fees only and does not include living costs. In 2025, 3% of the eligible scholarship applicants were nominated for the KTH Joint Programme Scholarship (2 of 62). The scholarship is awarded primarily on the basis of academic excellence, considering the applicant's grades (GPA or equivalent), the ranking of the university that awarded the applicant's bachelor's degree, and previous studies within the joint programme for students attending KTH for their second year. Eligible joint programmes include Computer Simulations for Science and Engineering (COSSE), Decentralized Smart Energy Systems (DENSYS), EIT Digital (with specific criteria), Innovative Sustainable Energy Engineering (Nordic Five Tech), and Transport Mobility and Innovation (EIT Urban Mobility).
KTH One-Year Scholarship
The KTH One-Year Scholarship covers the tuition fee for the second year of a two-year master's programme at KTH (Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden). It is awarded to current KTH master's programme students who have achieved outstanding results in their first year of studies. The scholarship recognizes academic excellence and provides financial relief by covering tuition costs for the second year, though it does not include living expenses. In 2025, 5% of eligible scholarship applicants were nominated for this award (12 out of 220 applicants). The selection is based entirely on the applicant's grades from courses completed during the first year of studies at KTH. Recipients must be fee-paying students with satisfactory grades to progress to the second year, and the scholarship is not available for joint master programmes or EIT programmes.
At a Glance
- Total Funding Opportunities
- 4
- Active Now
- 2
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- kth.se
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