Are you newly arrived in Sweden, do you have a residence permit and would you like to study at Chalmers?
Would you like to know how you can improve your chances to find work on the Swedish labour market? Contact Chalmers' study and career planning counsellors.
If you have studied engineering, shipping or architecture in another country, we offer guidance to Chalmers' programmes and the opportunity to gain work experience in a number of different areas.
Guidance & contact
Lena Lundström and Kiki Henrysdotter
E-mail: guidance@chalmers.se
Telephone: +46(0) 31-772 25 00
Undergraduate programmes
Chalmers' undergraduate programmes are taught in Swedish. If you would like to study at undergraduate level, you must have a secondary education diploma + Swedish as a second language 3 + English 6, so-called general entry requirements. In addition to general entry requirements, you also need to meet the special entry requirements listed below.
- BSc in Engineering, 3 years and MSc in Engineering, 5 years: secondary school Mathematics 4, Physics 2, Chemistry 1.
- Architecture, 5 years: secondary school Mathematics 3, Natural Science 2, or Physics 1 and Chemistry 1, and Social Studies 1.
- Business development and entrepreneurship in built environment, 3 years: secondary school Mathematics 3, Natural Science 2, or Physics 1 and Chemistry 1, and Social Studies 1.
- Shipping and logistics, 3 years: secondary school Mathematics 3 and Physics 1 or Natural Science 2.
- Master mariner and Marine engineer, 4 years: secondary school Mathematics 3 and Physics 1.
- Ship's officer class VII has only general entry requirements.
- Engineering preparatory year: secondary school Mathematics 2.
Undergraduate programmes (in Swedish)
Master's programmes
Chalmers' programmes at graduate level (master's programmes) are taught in English. If you would like to study at graduate level, you must have a Bachelor's degree + English 6 or an approved language test.
Master's programmes
English language requirements
Doctoral programmes
Chalmers also has programmes at doctoral level, doctoral programmes, for those who have obtained a degree at graduate level.
Doctoral programmes
Single courses for working professionals
Chalmers primarily offers educational programmes, but there is also the option of applying for a single course if you have an academic degree and at least 1 year's professional experience. You can apply for single courses from Chalmers' regular range of courses in advance of the spring or autumn semester. Other than continuing professional development courses, Chalmers only offers single courses to alumni (students who have graduated from the university).
For working professionals
Do you have a degree?
Chalmers does not assess your degree. Send your degree certificate to the UHR (Swedish Council for Higher Education) for assessment.
Do you not have a degree?
Applying for ongoing programmes
You can also apply for year 2 or 3 of Chalmers' undergraduate programme, depending on the assessment of your previous qualifications. There must be free places available in the programme, and you will be given credit for your previous university studies to the equivalent of 35 higher education credits.
Checklist
To be able to give you the best guidance, please fill out the checklist and email it back to us.
Internship at Chalmers
Chalmers offers work expericene to newly-arrived academics. At the moment there are a number of placements available in several areas. In this initiative, we cooperate with the Swedish Public Employment Service and Engineer2Engineer, a Vinnova-financed project addressed to candidates from the Swedish Migration Agency.
Mooc - massive open online courses
Mooc courses offer access to new knowledge for anyone who has a
computer connected to the internet. Participants anywhere in the
world can, at their own pace, watch lectures, take part in
discussions and solve problems on their computer, tablet or mobile
phone. Chalmers' mooc courses are in English.
Mooc courses