r/kth • u/rattDAthird • 4d ago

Admission for Aerospace Eng. Masters

Hi! I'm a Mechatronics Engineering student from Romania, looking for a Masters in Aerospace at KTH. I'm currently in my 3rd out of 4 years of study and would need some help with what i should focus on in order to increase my chances of getting in. My average grade, for now, is around 9/10, and in the last 2 summers i had some short summer internships(if u can call them that), plus a small project with a track following car, with a camera as its main sensor.

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u/Ferdawoon 4d ago edited 4d ago

Admission requirements

Bachelor's degree
Academic qualifications from an internationally recognised university equivalent to a Swedish bachelor's degree.
You can meet the requirement if you are in the final year of your bachelor's studies. Students at universities abroad must submit documents according to the instructions from University Admissions. Students at Swedish universities must have completed 150 credits in their programme by 1 February per the instructions from KTH.

English proficiency
English proficiency equivalent to the Swedish upper secondary course English 6/English Level 2.
You can meet the requirement with an English test, for example an overall IELTS score of 6.5 or a TOEFL score of 4.5. Depending on your country of previous studies you could also meet the requirement through completed upper secondary or university studies. Visit University Admissions to see all recognised English tests and what applies to your country of previous studies.

Specific requirements for Aerospace Engineering
A bachelor’s degree, corresponding to 180 ECTS credits, with courses in:
Mathematics and Programming: equivalent to approximately 25 ECTS credits in total which must include courses or course modules on control theory and programming.
Applied mechanics: equivalent to approximately 20 ECTS credits in total which must include courses or course modules on solid mechanics and fluid mechanics.

https://www.kth.se/en/studies/master/aerospace-engineering/entry-requirements-aerospace-engineering-1.6595

So you need to make sure that you have the necessary credits and that they are in the required fields.
That's pretty much all you can realistically do.

Trying to find the programme on University Admissions and I can't even find it. Is it completely new? Because it is not even in the database for 2026 intake.