Suchergebnisse
Suchergebnisse:
Doctoral studies at KTH. Complete a doctoral degree (PhD) in a dynamic, international research environment with world-class facilities and close collaboration with industry and prominent universities worldwide.
- How to apply
1. Look for a vacant doctoral position. Doctoral positions...
- Applying
The most common way to become a doctoral student at KTH is...
- Being a doctoral student at KTH
A doctoral degree requires students to complete studies...
- Doctoral Program in Mathematics
Third-Cycle Studies (PhD) Doctoral Program in Mathematics....
- Why choose KTH for doctoral studies?
The student union, THS, has a PhD chapter dedicated to...
- How to apply
1. Look for a vacant doctoral position. Doctoral positions are announced nine times a year; in February, March, April, May, June, September, October, November and December. Application deadlines may vary. List of current vacant positions. 2. Check the admission requirements.
The most common way to become a doctoral student at KTH is to apply for a vacant PhD position, announced here. Positions come with their own requirements and procedures, depending on the funding, but always require a Master's Degree in Architecture, or equivalent, in relevant academic fields. The recruitment process is usually very competitive ...
- General Syllabus For Doctoral Subjects and Doctoral Programmes
- Individual Study Plan
- Supervisors
- Examination and Degree
- Credit System
The general syllabus for a doctoral subject defines the admission requirements, compulsory and recommended courses and other requirements in order to qualify for examination. At KTH, doctoral studies are organised into doctoral programmes that provide a natural platform for collaboration with other doctoral students in the same field and an opportu...
Once you have been admitted as a doctoral student at KTH, you and your supervisors will set up an individual study plan based on the general syllabus. This individual study plan summarises how your education will be organised, which courses you will take, your tutorial, and other commitments. The study plan also determines the requirements you must...
Each doctoral student will be appointed a minimum of two supervisors, one of them will be the main supervisor. Supervisors are responsible for ensuring that each student´s research project and course work proceed at an appropriate pace. A doctoral student who so requests may change supervisor if circumstances allow it.
Doctoral studies at KTH can lead to either a Doctor of Philosophy (four years of full-time study; 240 credits) or a Licentiate of Engineering (possible intermediate degree, two years of full-time study; 120 credits). A doctoral degree requires students to complete studies equal to 240 credits in one of the doctoral (postgraduate/third-cycle) subjec...
In the Swedish credit system one week of full-time study (40 hours of lectures, individual studies, etc.) is equivalent to 1.5 credits (högskolepoäng). One academic year of full-time studies equals 60 credits. Swedish credits are comparable to European ECTS credits, in which 60 ECTS credits correspond to the workload of one full-time academic year,...
Third-Cycle Studies (PhD) Doctoral Program in Mathematics. The doctoral program in mathematics covers both the theoretical and applied research field. General subject study plan and program description. General syllabus for education at third-cycle level in the subject Mathematics (pdf 300 kB)
The student union, THS, has a PhD chapter dedicated to continuous improvement of the quality of the doctoral education and working conditions for doctoral students. Location. KTH is located in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, which provides all the amenities of a large city in terms of culture, business, history and good public transport ...
The PhD Chapter within the Student union THS represents KTH’s doctoral students and organises social activities. The PhD Student Advisor offers free support and advice. Students with permanent disabilities can receive support from "Funka". KTH Relocation offers support to foreign doctoral students who move to Sweden. The PhD Chapter, THS.
