1. Second headline (your name)

2. Sweden’s leading university of technology
KTH is Sweden's oldest and largest university of technology
More than 13,000 full-time students
More than 1,700 doctoral students
Over 3,500 full time employees
Four campuses in the Stockholm region
Ranked as the 98th best university in the world by QS

3. Electrical engineering and computer science
Started The subject has roots at KTH dating back to 1901.
The school is a merge between:
Electrical engineering
Communication and computer science
Information and communication technology
Located at KTH’s campus in Kista and at Valhallavägen.
KTH ranked 26th in the world within Electrical & Electronics Engineering (QS), 54th in the world in Computer Science (THE) and 19th in telecommunication engineering (ARWU)

4. Studies on bachelor level
We educate about 4400 people at our programmes on bachelor level.
Master of Science programmes:
Computer Technology
Electrical Engineering
Information and Communication Technology
Media Technology
Bachelor of Science:
Computer Engineering
Electronics and Computer Engineering
Bachelor’s programme in English:

5. Studies on master level
The school has 15 master programmes:
Computer Science
Electromagnetics, Fusion and Space Engineering
Electric Power Engineering
ICT Innovation
ICT Innovation (Joint EIT programme)
Embedded Systems
Information and Network Engineering
Interactive Media Technology
Communication Systems
Machine Learning
Media Management
Nanotechnology
Software Engineering of Distributed Systems
Systems, Control and Robotics
Security and Cloud Computing (SECCLO)

6. Doctoral (Ph.D.) studies
The school has 500 doctoral students within four fields:
Computer Science
Information and Communication Technology
Electrical Engineering
Mediated Communication

7. Research
The school’s 500 doctoral students, 230 faculty members and 200 researching and teaching staff contribute to future solutions within:
Energy
Communication technology
Computer science
Robotics
Secure infrastructure
Medical science
Nano technology
Media technology
Smart grids
Intelligent transport systems

8. Research areas Our areas of research: Automatic control
Communication systems
Computational science and technology
Electric power and energy systems
Electromagnetic engineering
Electronics
Fusion plasma physics
Information science and engineering
Media technology and interaction design
Micro and nanosystems
Network and systems engineering
Robotics, perception, and learning
Software and computer system
Space and plasma physics
Speech, music and hearing
Theoretical computer science

9. Research environments
The school has access to many excellent research environments, many one of a kind. For example:
Smart Mobility Lab
The EXTRAP fusion reactor
The visualization studio
PDC Center for High Performance Computing
The Department of Robotics Lab
Electrum laboratory

10. Centres and collaborations
There are seven research centres/national research environments at the school:
ACCESS - Autonomic Complex Communication nEtworks, Signals and Systems
CAS Centre for Autonomous Systems
CASTOR
Electrum laboratory
PDC Center for High Performance Computing
SweGRIDS - Swedish Centre for Smart Grids and Energy Storage

11. Strategic partners and industry collaborations
Our research and education is conducted in close co-operation with the industry and public sector, both nationally and within the Stockholm area.

12. Thank you!
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