Expand your knowledge, develop new skills, or explore a new subject with a freestanding course at Chalmers. Our online courses are designed to fit alongside work or other studies, making them ideal for professionals seeking continuing education, students looking to complement their degree, or anyone with an interest in lifelong learning.
Key dates for your application and the admission results
To apply, visit antagning.se. Please note that courses listed on this page are only published on antagning.se. The application site is in Swedish, but the courses are taught in English.
Freestanding distance courses starting in the autumn semester
15 March – 15 April Applications period
Admission decisions are published in early July. You must reply to keep an offer.
Freestanding distance courses starting in the spring semester
15 September – 15 October Applications period
Admission decisions will be published in early December. You must reply to keep an offer.
Some courses may stay open for application after the regular application period has closed. The admission decision is published at the same time as the standard admission decisions if there is sufficient processing time; see above. If you submit a late application after 1 July or 1 December, admission decisions will be published on an ongoing basis a couple of weeks after you have submitted your application.
Key dates for the upcoming semester.
Take note to chose the correct semester and what is called the second admission round.
Autumn courses 2026
Renewable power generation and electric transportation 3,5 cr
The need for electrical energy is constantly increasing, but the production of electrical power must be environmentally friendly for development to be sustainable. You will gain basic knowledge about the performance of power generation with wind power, solar power, wave power, and hydropower. The function of electricity transport is also covered, such as when it comes to electric vehicles with battery storage.
Policymaking for climate action and circular economy 5 cr
Environmental policy is becoming more comprehensive and complex in the face of challenging sustainability transitions, such as climate change and the energy crisis. The course helps you understand and navigate environmental policy instruments in your own practice and future work, for example by identifying business opportunities or ways to address environmental challenges more effectively.
Policymaking for climate action and circular economy: Project course 2,5 cr
The course is an advanced complement for those who are currently studying or have previously completed the course "Policymaking for climate and circular economy."
Other freestanding courses for those who have a degree
Courses from our ordinary range of education
If you have a degree from Chalmers or an academic degree from another university you can apply for courses that are part of our programmes. If you are accepted, you study on campus during daytime according to the regular schedule together with students who follow the programme. The courses give higher education credits and have prerequisites that must be met.
Information for programme students at Chalmers
Keep in mind that the content of then freestanding courses often overlaps with programme courses at Chalmers. If you plan to include one of the freestanding courses in your degree from your programme, it is important that you first confirm with the programme's Director of Studies that this is possible. You can find the contact details for each programme here: Contacts for each programme
Study guidance for freestanding courses
If you have questions regarding freestanding courses at Chalmers, you are welcome to contact Chalmers central study guidance.
Phone hours weekdays (except Wednesdays) 10–11 am CET.