
This Bachelor of Science program in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) provides a strong foundation in electronics, programming, and communication systems. It prepares students to develop cutting-edge technologies like AI, 6G, machine learning, e-health, and robotics, or to contribute to digitalization across various industries. The curriculum integrates technology with economics, leadership, and sustainable development, offering a broad perspective. Graduates are well-equipped for roles in the global ICT market or to pursue master's studies. The program emphasizes a combination of lectures, laboratory work, and practice, with significant opportunities for group work. Teaching is conducted in English by internationally recognized professors who are active researchers, often collaborating with industry partners. Students benefit from guest lectures and projects that provide insights into future career paths and the evolving ICT landscape. The learning environment is international, with students from diverse backgrounds collaborating on projects, fostering a valuable global network.
The program covers fundamental topics in mathematics, programming, engineering, and communication, with a significant proportion of elective courses allowing students to tailor their studies. Core areas include computer security and industrial economics, providing a well-rounded education.
Graduates are prepared for a wide range of creative roles in the global ICT market, working for international IT companies, consultancy firms, or within the IT departments of various industries. The demand for ICT skills is high in sectors like automotive and medical technology.
Specific academic requirements equivalent to Swedish upper secondary school completion are needed. Please refer to KTH's admissions for detailed country-specific requirements.
KTH does not offer scholarships for Bachelor's programs.
The Bachelor of Science program in Information and Communication Technology has a duration of 3 years and awards 180 ECTS credits.
All teaching for the BSc Information and Communication Technology program is conducted in English by internationally recognized professors.
To be eligible, you need an education equivalent to Swedish upper secondary school completion, such as a High School Diploma. Specific country requirements can be found on KTH's admissions website.
KTH does not offer scholarships for Bachelor's programs, including the BSc Information and Communication Technology. Information on tuition fees for this specific program is not listed.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as System Developer, Designer, Project Leader, or Entrepreneur in the global ICT market, including positions in international IT companies, consultancy firms, and sectors like automotive and medical technology.
You need to check eligibility, prepare your documents, apply online through the university admissions portal, and submit all required supporting documents by the specified deadline.