Chalmers University of Technology, Chalmers University of Technology

• Established: 1829
• Location: Gothenburg, Sweden
• Students age: from 17 years old
• Number of students: 10,000 people
• Language of instruction: Swedish, English
• Type of study: state university.

Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg is engaged in research and teaching in technology and science at a high international level. The university employs 3,100 employees, 10,000 students, it trains engineers, architects, naval officers. Based on scientific excellence, Chalmers develops competencies and technical solutions for the sustainable development of the world. Through a global commitment and entrepreneurial spirit, the university develops innovation in close collaboration with the community. The largest EU research initiative is Graphene Flagship, a Swedish quantum computer.

Chalmers University of Technology works closely with the On-Campus Student Housing Development Foundation. Founded by the Municipality of Gothenburg and the Chalmers Student Union, the foundation owns and manages approximately 2,200 student housing units on campuses Lindholmen, Johanneberg, Landala, Guldhedenae.

For over 200 years, Chalmersska huset has represented a family atmosphere and personalized housing, a platform for the business community with extensive business opportunities. Today Chalmers' student house is used as a place for meetings, conferences, master classes, seminars, lunches.

• The Chalmers International Admissions Committee (CIRC) organizes events for international students, bringing together people from different nationalities, helping students feel at home and showing that university is also fun with amazing people.
• Chalmers Cortège Committè (CCC) - a parade of constructed cars and fun decorations.
• The International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience (IAESTE) sends Chalmers students around the world on paid internships, while caring for foreign interns in Gothenburg, organizing student activities and assisting when traveling abroad.
• Chalmers Studentkårs Film and Photocommittè (CFFC) is the student union's film and photography committee: it photographs almost every major student union event, from large parties in the Union building to small events and portraits.
• DROOPY Sports Club offers weekly training for all members of the student department, weekly workouts and classes, skiing, beach volleyball.

• Chalmers University of Technology offers international high school diploma students recommendations for an academic education in Chalmers in technology, shipping, architecture, education.
• Among the 30 technical and creative undergraduate programs, two technical base year options and 40 graduate programs, there is something for everyone.
• For many years, the university has been closely cooperating with representatives of business and society: a lot of exciting guest lectures, study visits, graduation projects, the opportunity to work on real projects. During their studies, students establish valuable contacts with future employers - Ikea, ABB, Volvo AB, the Swedish Environmental Institute and GKN Aerospace Sweden.
• For students without an approved high school diploma, the Technical Base Year program is available, which includes the study of mathematics, physics, chemistry. Courses are taught by Chalmers Faculty of Engineering faculty and are tailored to give applicants a good foundation for further study.

Chalmers University operates on campuses in Johanneberg, Lindholmen and the Onsala Space Observatory.

• Johanneberg is an urban campus in close contact with the city center and the Johanneberg Science Park in the south, initiating collaboration with the business community in the areas of public works, energy and materials. Of the 10,500 Chalmers students in 2019, about 8,500 were housed on the Johanneberg campus. This is the largest Chalmers campus, connected by footpaths, green spaces, small roads.
• The Lindholmen campus is in an attractive location right next to the water, the entrance to Gothenburg harbor. Travel options to the Lindholmen campus from the city center are steadily evolving, with an ElectriCity electric bus line being built between the Lindholmen campus and the Johanneberg campus.
• The Onsalam Space Observatory is Sweden's national center for radio astronomy. The center provides scientists with equipment to study the Earth and the Universe. FIera radio telescopes operate in Onsala, 45 km south of Gothenburg, and are involved in several international projects.
• Chalmers University of Technology has several libraries: the Main Library, the Library for Architecture and Civil Engineering, and the Mathematics Library on the Johanneberg campuses and the Chalmers Larandetorg in Kuggen on the Lindholmen campus. Chalmers Libraries are public and open to all.

Classes at Chalmers University begin in the fall semester.

Chalmers University of Technology, as a global institution, needs international talent and awards scholarships in collaboration with philanthropists and industry.

The Chalmers Mastercard International Scholarship is funded by Chalmers Mastercard holders, awarded every two years to a student from one of the target countries. These scholarships cover a tuition fee of SEK 280,000 (380,000 for architecture studies) for two years of study.

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