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KTH Royal Institute of Technology
A technical university leading sustainable societal development.
Would you like to be part of the transformation to a sustainable society at a leading
international technical university? At KTH, you'll be working in a dynamic, creative
environment, collaborating with engaged and motivated colleagues, all while giving the
opportunity for personal and professional growth.
1827
Founding year
100
Nationalities represented among students and staff
4,117
Employees of which 42% women
1,551
Active PhD students of which 36% women
255
Associate professors of which 29% women
368
Professors of which 23% women
Research and Education at KTH
KTH's five schools hold a total of 27 research departments that gather researchers and
faculty from around the world. The research spans a wide range of disciplines, including
engineering, natural sciences, architecture, industrial management, urban planning,
history,
and philosophy.
Architecture and the Built Environment
Architecture
Civil and Architectural Engineering
Philosophy and History
Real Estate and Construction Management
Sustainable Development, Environmental Science and Engineering
Urban Planning and Environment
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Computer Science
Electrical Engineering
Human Centered Technology
Intelligent Systems
Industrial Engineering and Management
Energy Technology
Industrial Economics and Management
Learning in Engineering Sciences
Engineering Design
Materials Science and Engineering
Production Engineering
Engineering Sciences in Chemistry, Biotechnology & Health
Biomedical Engineering and Health Systems
Chemistry
Chemical Engineering
Engineering Pedagogics
Fibre and Polymer Technology
Gene Technology
Industrial Biotechnology
Protein Science
Engineering Sciences
Applied Physics
Engineering Mechanics
Mathematics
Physics
Your future workplace
Where individuals and innovations grow
For nearly 200 years, KTH has contributed to the development of society, and today, we
continue to be an internationally renowned technical university focusing on sustainable
societal development. In close collaboration with academia, industry, and other societal
stakeholders, KTH strives to find sustainable solutions to several of our time's
greatest challenges.
With our innovative climate, many opportunities arise to turn ideas into
reality. As an
employee at KTH, you can grow and develop in a dynamic workplace with good employment
benefits and internal and external competence development opportunities.
Together, we drive knowledge forward
Collaboration is necessary to address several of our time's most significant challenges.
Curious and engaged employees are needed to contribute to these challenges. An inclusive
culture where we actively support and enhance each other creates conditions for
individuals to develop together. Our location in the Stockholm region, one of the most
innovative regions in the world, provides unique opportunities for collaboration with
the city, industry, research institutes, and other societal actors.
As an employee at KTH, you are part of a community that strives to make a real difference
and create a sustainable tomorrow.
Did you know that...
The main campus of KTH on Valhallavägen in Stockholm is approximately the same size as
Gamla Stan in terms of area.
Sweden's first nuclear reactor is located beneath KTH's main campus,
now used as
an experimental stage for art and culture.
There are beehives on campus as part of the university's
sustainability
initiatives. These hives promote biodiversity and contribute to sustainable
urban development.
KTH has its own Academic Chapel, a symphony orchestra consisting of
students,
alumni, and staff.
Several researchers and alumni from KTH have been involved in Nobel
Prize-winning
research. Hannes Alfvén was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1970.
KTH has its own student team that competes in Formula Student, an
international
engineering competition where students design, build, and race their electrified
formula car.
KTH as an employer
A workplace with many benefits
As a KTH employee, you receive a wellness promotion subsidy for preventive healthcare,
additional parental compensation supplementing national insurance, and an occupational
pension complementing the national scheme. Other perks include a wellness hour and
medical prescription subsidies.
KTH Relocation is dedicated to supporting international academic staff, including
doctoral students, transitioning to life in Sweden. We offer practical guidance, help
you find suitable accommodation, and assist your family and spouse in acclimating
smoothly to their new home.
KTH has received the "HR Excellence in Research" award, recognizing its ongoing
commitment to developing personnel policies aligned with the European Charter for
Researchers and the Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers—fundamental
frameworks outlining employer rights and responsibilities designed to enhance research
quality across Europe.