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Online open house: Tracks courses in study period 3

Tracks invite you to an online open house about the upcoming courses in study period 3. Are you interested in Battery essentials: Fundamentals and future trends or Inventive problem solving? These subjects, and more, are covered in the Tracks courses.

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Overview

10 Nov 2026, 12:0010 Nov 2026, 13:00
Online via Zoom, link TBA
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Language:English


Tracks offers interdisciplinary and elective courses open to Chalmers students from all programmes, year 2–5 and master's, as well as to doctoral students and Chalmers alumni.

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A schedule will be published closer to the information session.

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