1 KTH School of Information and Communication Technology KTH Royal Institute of Technology

2 KTH School of Information and Communication Technology Schools School of Architecture and the Built Environment School of Biotechnology School of Computer Science and Communication School of Electrical Engineering School of Industrial Engineering and Management School of Information and Communication Technology School of Chemical Science and Engineering School of Engineering Sciences School of Technology and Health Scientific Information and Learning KTH Business Liaison

3 KTH School of Information and Communication Technology KTH campuses in Stockholm KTH Campus Valhallavägen KTH Campus Haninge, Telge and Flemingsberg KTH Campus Kista

4 KTH School of Information and Communication Technology Facts and figures on KTH founded in ,000 undergraduate students (4000BSc, MSc) 1,500 PhD students 3,100 employees approx. 225 PhD degrees issued/year annual turnover MEUR 314 ranked among the top ten technical universities in Europe

5 KTH School of Information and Communication Technology KTH fields of activities Total: MEUR 314 Commissioned research 3.5 % Undergraduate education 35.1 % Commissioned education 0.7 % Research and postgraduate studies 60.7 %

6 KTH School of Information and Communication Technology Programmes 2008 ALL PROGRAMMES 4,087 new admissions; 30% women and 70% men A total of approximately 17,000 programme students 300 ECTS CREDIT PROGRAMMES (5 YEARS) Architects 14 M.Sc. Programmes 1,056 graduations; 29% women and 71% men 180 ECTS PROGRAMMES (3 YEARS) 9 B.Sc. Programmes 339 graduations; 26% women and 74% men INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMMES 45 International Master ’ s Programmes taught in English INTERNATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGES 338 KTH students travelling to other universities 1,057 foreign exchange students began their studies at KTH 1,105 international master’s students began their studies at KTH

7 KTH School of Information and Communication Technology Postgraduate Studies 2008 POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS 1,434 active postgraduate students with a minimum of 50% activity; 28% women and 72% men DEGREES 152 licentiate degrees awarded; 33% to women and 67% to men 209 doctoral degrees awarded; 28% to women and 72% to men

8 KTH School of Information and Communication Technology Master’s programmes in English 47 programmes available 2008 All given entirely in English, with international student population General admission requirements Previous studies A completed Bachelor's degree or equivalent. Language requirements A good knowledge of written and spoken English. Start late August, deadline Jan 15 th Two programmes with start in Jan, deadline Aug 1 st

9 KTH School of Information and Communication Technology Erasmus Mundus programmes Master’s programmes with ”the highest academic quality and standard of excellence” Joint Master’s programmes supported by the European Union Two-year-programmes, study at min. two different universities Non-European students eligible for Erasmus Mundus scholarships 21,000 Euro/student/academic year Apply for scholarship when applying to the programme

10 KTH School of Information and Communication Technology Erasmus Mundus programmes KTH coordinator – starting 2010 Computer Simulations for Science and Engineering (COSSE) Distributed Computing (EMDC) Environomical Pathways for Sustainable Energy Systems (SELECT) Systems Biology (euSYSBIO) Turbomachinery Aeromechanic University Training (THRUST)

11 KTH School of Information and Communication Technology Erasmus Mundus programmes KTH participates: Nuclear Fusion Science and Engineering Physics Industrial Management Security and Mobile Computing Photonics Management and Engineering of Environment and Energy (ME3) Materials and Sensors System for Environmental Technologies

12 KTH School of Information and Communication Technology Research Platforms

13 KTH School of Information and Communication Technology Research 2008 NUMBERS OF PROFESSORS 259 professors 5 part-time consulting professors 202 associate professors INTERNATIONALLY PUBLISHED MATERIALS 1,800 conference contributions (papers, etc.) THE FIVE PLATFORMS Medical Technology and Health Material Science and Engineering Information and Communication Technology Energy Transport Research