KTH is Sweden’s largest and most respected technical university—ranked 74 in the 2025 QS World University Rankings. By choosing KTH, you gain access to a vibrant student life and a prestigious academic environment. Our master’s program  present an opportunity for students with a bachelor’s degree to obtain a master’s degree of the highest international standard. Begin your journey towards a KTH degree today.

List of master’s programs 

KTH offers 62 MSc programs  taught in English, an opportunity for students with a bachelor’s degree to obtain a master’s degree of the highest international standard. 13 of the programs  are jointly given in collaboration with other prominent universities. Studies start every August and ordinarily last two years.

Browse All Programs : 

https://www.kth.se/en/studies/master/programmes/list-of-master-s-programmes-1.8311

Have questions about the actual application process? Find your answers here.

https://www.universityadmissions.se/en/support-centre/admissions-application/

Apply to master’s

Find detailed, step-by-step instructions on how to complete and submit an application for master’s studies in Sweden: 

  • How to log into Universityadmissions.se

    The application starts – and continues – with a user account. Find out how to create one here at Universityadmissions.se.

  • Search for courses and program

    There can be no application without courses and program. Sweden has a huge selection to choose from. Get a brief overview of how search works.

  • Rank your selections

    The order you rank your selected courses and program is super important in Sweden. Find out why – and how to rank correctly.

  • Provide application documents

    After you’ve submitted your electronic application, you must document your previous studies. Find out what documents you need – and how you should prepare and submit them.

  • Pay your application fee (non-EU/EEA)

    If you’re a citizen of a country outside the EU/EEA, you need to pay a fee to have your application processed. Find out more about the application fee and how you can pay it.

  • Document your citizenship (EU/EEA)

    EU/EEA and Swiss citizens don’t have to pay an application fee – but not so fast! You do need to document your citizenship status for your application to be processed. Find out how to do that.

  • If you’ve previously applied

    If you’ve previously applied, any application documents – and your account – are still on file. Find out how to proceed to make sure your current application is complete and up-to-date.

  • Applying after the deadline

    It’s best to apply by the deadline, but some courses and program can still be open later for application. Find out how to submit a late application – and what this means for your chances.