Chalmers University of Technology offers Bachelor's programmes designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed by Swedish industry. Founded in 1829, Chalmers has a long history of educating prominent engineers and scientists. All Bachelor's programmes are primarily taught in Swedish, requiring applicants to demonstrate fluency in Swedish or another Scandinavian language, equivalent to the upper secondary course Swedish 3/Swedish level 3. The fifth semester provides an opportunity for students to undertake an exchange period abroad, with instruction conducted in English during this time. Master's programmes at Chalmers are largely conducted in English and are open to international students.
All Bachelor's programmes are taught in Swedish. Fluency in Swedish or another Scandinavian language, equivalent to the upper secondary course Swedish 3/Swedish level 3, is required for admission. The fifth semester is taught in English.
If liable for tuition fees, an invoice will be sent via email after admission results are announced. Payment deadlines are stated on the invoice. Contact tuitionfees@chalmers.se for fee-related questions.
All Bachelor's programmes are primarily taught in Swedish. Applicants must demonstrate fluency in Swedish or another Scandinavian language, equivalent to the upper secondary course Swedish 3/Swedish level 3. The fifth semester is taught in English.
Tuition fees apply to citizens of countries outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland. Fees are set and invoiced in SEK, and payment is required before applying for a residence permit.
Applications for Bachelor's programmes are managed through Universityadmissions.se. You should identify your desired programme on the Chalmers website, check specific entry requirements, and submit your application via the Universityadmissions.se portal.
You must have sufficient prior knowledge and meet the general entry requirements for higher education. Specific programme requirements can vary.
The Bachelor's programmes are primarily taught in Swedish. However, the fifth semester provides an opportunity for an exchange period abroad with instruction conducted in English.