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Our consumption is the crucial question for a sustainable society, according to the Environmental researcher Karin Bradley (Photo: Håkan Lindgren)

Researchers at the castle

A stroll along the oldest main street in Sweden in Sigtuna leads to a look inside the armoury in Skokloster Castle, and then a cup of coffee on the grounds. Relocation organises outings to help people who are new to Sweden and KTH feel a bit more at home.

"A bit of matchmaking"

KTH subjects among top 50

Eight subjects at KTH have been ranked in the top 50 in the Shanghai-Ranking Academic Ranking of World Universities, which were announced recently.
“This is a very positive result that shows that KTH’s research in several subjects has a strong impact internationally,” says Per-Anders Östling, KTH’s ranking expert

Based on bibliometrics

Less discrimination – continued stress

Progress in the area of discrimination but fewer responses in total and continued indications that many are experiencing stress. These are some of the results from the 2018 employee survey at KTH.
“It’s been a year of change and that’s reflected in the figures” says Annica Fröberg, KTH’s personnel manager.

"Pleasing that leadership received good results ”

"Give more consideration to pedagogics"

There should be anonymous examinations and a greater focus on the educational merits of teachers, according to Emma Ingo, president of the students’ union since summer.

“Learning becomes far more enjoyable"

Open online courses reach thousands

Threat or opportunity for Sweden’s universities? When the first MOOCs, open online courses, started at KTH two years ago, opinion was divided.
“Today we emphasise the opportunities. We have reached more than 28,000 course participants from 150 countries and we see MOOCs as a tool in KTH’s necessary digital transformation,” says Linda Barman, project manager of KTH MOOC.

"See this as the future"