What are the scholarships of the Royal Swedish Institute of Technology?

Many students choose to study in European countries. Sweden is a good country. What about the scholarship of the Royal Swedish Institute of Technology? Let's take a look! Welcome to reading.

Royal Swedish Institute of Technology Scholarship for Studying Abroad

Royal Institute of Technology, or Royal Institute of Technology, is the top university in Europe in Stockholm, Sweden. Founded in 1827 (year of Dinghai). Engineering school? (Teknologiska Institutet), changed from 1877 to its current name. This university is the most prestigious institute of technology in Sweden, and about one third of Swedish engineers come from this university.

Royal Swedish Institute of Technology Scholarship:

1 bilateral scholarships

(Bilateral Scholarships)

Bilateral scholarships are funded by exchange programs based on formal or informal agreements between Sweden and other countries, and students or researchers have the opportunity to study in Sweden. The agreement is mutual, and Swedish students will also receive study abroad funds.

At present, China, Italy and Japan have established bilateral exchange programs with Sweden. At present, scholarships provide SEK 8000/ month for undergraduate students, SEK 12000/ month for doctoral students and SEK 15000/ month for postdoctoral students.

The scholarship is only enough for one person's living expenses. There are no subsidies for family members and no travel subsidies. Scholarships can be awarded in two stages.

2. Royal Institute of Technology-China Scholarship Fund Committee

(KTH-CSC)

The Royal Institute of Technology signed an agreement with the China Scholarship Committee to provide a series of scholarships for China citizens who apply for the Royal Institute of Technology. The scholarships are distributed as follows: master students (5), doctoral students (30), postdoctoral researchers (30) and visiting scholars (5). Support master's courses in the following five directions: engineering mechanics, optoelectronics, sustainable energy engineering, sustainable technology and system chip design.

Scholarship amount: consult Ms. Ying Fanghe of China Overseas Study Fund Committee; Ms. Wu Nan (Tel: 86- 10-66093969)

Deadline for application: February every year.

3. Scholarship for Foreign Cooperation Window

(External operation window)

The foreign cooperation window of European joint training master is a scholarship project funded by the European Commission. The master's program can get a scholarship for up to 20 months. Students who get this scholarship should be admitted to the Royal Institute of Technology.

Scholarship amount: the maximum amount of scholarship is 13750 euros for undergraduates, 29,650 euros for master students and 62,550 euros for doctoral students.

Deadline for application: 65438+ February every year.

4. Swedish Foundation for International Cooperation in Research and Higher Education Scholarships

(theswedishfoundationforinternational alcoperationinresearch and higher education)

This scholarship is applicable to students from designated schools in China, Ghana, Mexico and Korea. Candidates are recommended by the school. Students applying for this scholarship must first apply for a master's program at Royal Institute of Technology. Only students accredited by the master's program of the Royal Institute of Technology can be recommended to the Swedish Foundation for International Research and Higher Education Cooperation.

Deadline for application: 65438+ 10 month per year.