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**KTH Bursary 2026 – Closing Date: 15 January 2026, Apply Now!**

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Hey future global changemakers! 👋 Ever dreamt of pursuing your Master’s degree in a super innovative and beautiful country like Sweden? Well, buckle up, because the **KTH Bursary** could be your ticket to making that dream a reality!

This amazing opportunity from the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden is designed to help academically brilliant students, like you, kickstart their postgraduate journey without the burden of hefty tuition fees. If you’re ready to take on a world-class education and expand your horizons, keep reading!

The KTH Bursary is an annual scholarship program offered by the KTH Royal Institute of Technology, one of Sweden’s leading technical universities. It’s specifically aimed at talented international students from non-EU/EEA/EFTA countries (yes, that includes South Africa!) who want to pursue a Master’s degree. This bursary is all about recognising academic excellence and making top-tier education accessible.

While the main KTH Bursary is a fantastic opportunity, KTH also offers other specialised scholarships that might be perfect for you:

Who Can Apply?

Listen up! To be eligible for the KTH Bursary, here’s what you generally need to check off:

The KTH Bursary is open for almost all two-year Master’s programmes at KTH, including joint master’s programmes in Molecular Techniques in Life Science, Biostatistics and Data Science, and the one-year Master’s programme in Architectural Lighting Design.

Just a heads-up: This bursary typically does NOT cover joint Erasmus+, EIT Digital, EIT InnoEnergy, EIT Urban Mobility, Nordic Five Tech programmes, or the joint programme Computer Simulations for Science and Engineering.

What Does It Cover?

This is the exciting part! The KTH Bursary is designed to significantly lighten your financial load:

Pretty cool, right? Just remember, this is contingent on you maintaining satisfactory study results during your first year. It’s important to note that the bursary **does not include living costs** – so you’ll need to plan for those separately. Start looking into accommodation, food, and other expenses in Sweden.

How to Apply?

Ready to make your move? Here’s a quick guide on how to apply for the KTH Bursary:

  1. **Apply for Admission:** First things first, you need to apply for admission to an eligible Master’s programme at KTH. Head over to www.universityadmissions.se to submit your programme application.
  2. **Bursary Application:** Once you’ve applied for admission, you then need to apply for the KTH Bursary through the official scholarship website. The KTH Bursary application portal officially **opens on 1 December 2025**.
  3. **Deadline:** Make sure to submit your Master’s programme application by **15 January 2026 (midnight CET)**. This is also generally the deadline for the bursary application itself.

It is super important to visit the official KTH Scholarship website for the most accurate and detailed instructions, eligibility criteria, and to access the application form. Don’t miss any crucial steps!

Official KTH Scholarship Website: https://www.kth.se/en/studies/master/general/scholarships/kth-scholarship-1.72827

So, if a world-class Master’s degree in Sweden sounds like your next big adventure, don’t let this incredible opportunity pass you by! Mark those dates, prepare your application, and get ready to potentially join the KTH family. Good luck, future leaders – your international education journey could start here! Explore more amazing bursaries right here on Bursaries Room!

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