| Course Level: | Bachelor's | |
|---|---|---|
| Course Duration: | 4 Years | |
| Course Language: | English | |
| Required Degree | Class 12th | |
| Course Level: | Master's | |
|---|---|---|
| Course Duration: | 2 Years | |
| Course Language: | English | |
| Required Degree | 4 Year Bachelor’s Degree | |
| Course Level: | Bachelor's | |
|---|---|---|
| Course Duration: | 4 Years | |
| Course Language: | English | |
| Required Degree | Class 12th | |
Campuses:
Johanneberg: This is the main campus, located in the heart of Gothenburg. It houses most of the engineering and science departments.
Lindholmen: This campus is on the north side of the Göta River and hosts several departments, including the IT University, which is a collaboration between Chalmers and the University of Gothenburg.
Academic Programs:
Chalmers offers a wide range of undergraduate, master's, and doctoral programs. The language of instruction for most master's programs is English, making them accessible to international students.
Key areas of study include Architecture, Biotechnology, Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Engineering Physics, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Maritime Studies.
Research:
Chalmers is renowned for its cutting-edge research in various fields such as nanotechnology, renewable energy, quantum technology, and information and communication technology.
The university collaborates with industry, other universities, and research institutions worldwide.
Innovation and Entrepreneurship:
Chalmers has a strong emphasis on innovation and entrepreneurship. The Chalmers School of Entrepreneurship is known for fostering startups and innovation projects.
The university has close ties with the industry, which provides students with opportunities for internships, projects, and employment after graduation.
Sustainability:
Sustainability is a central theme at Chalmers. The university integrates sustainable development into its research, education, and campus operations.
Internationalization:
Chalmers has a significant international presence, with students, faculty, and researchers from all over the world. It participates in various international research projects and exchange programs.
Facilities and Resources:
The university provides state-of-the-art laboratories, libraries, and learning environments. Students have access to advanced technology and resources to support their education and research.
Student Life:
Chalmers has a vibrant student community with numerous student unions, clubs, and organizations. The university supports various cultural, social, and sports activities.
Notable Alumni:
Chalmers has produced many successful alumni who have made significant contributions to technology, industry, and academia.
Chalmers Innovation: An incubator associated with the university that supports startups and entrepreneurial ventures.
Chalmers Ventures: Provides funding and support to innovative projects and startups.
Chalmers Formula Student: A student project where teams design, build, and compete with race cars in international competitions.
Chalmers offers a limited number of bachelor's programs, typically taught in Swedish. However, some programs may have courses available in English:
1. Architecture and Civil Engineering
2. Automation and Mechatronics Engineering
3. Bioengineering
4. Chemical Engineering
5. Computer Engineering
6. Electrical Engineering
7. Engineering Physics
8. Industrial Design Engineering
9. Industrial Engineering and Management
10. Mechanical Engineering
11. Maritime Management
Chalmers is particularly renowned for its extensive selection of English-taught master's programs, attracting a diverse international student body. The programs usually span two years (120 ECTS credits).
1. Architecture and Planning Beyond Sustainability
2. Architecture and Urban Design
3. Design for Sustainable Development
4. Biotechnology
5. Chemical Engineering for Energy and Environment
6. Industrial Ecology
7. Polymer Technology
9. Design and Construction Project Management
10. Infrastructure and Environmental Engineering
11. Structural Engineering and Building Technology
12. Computer Science – Algorithms, Languages and Logic
13. Computer Systems and Networks
14. Data Science and AI
15. Interaction Design and Technologies
16. Software Engineering and Technology
17. Communication Engineering
18. Electric Power Engineering
19. Embedded Electronic System Design
20. Networks and Distributed Systems
21. Systems, Control and Mechatronics
22. Applied Mechanics
23. Engineering Mathematics and Computational Science
24. Physics
25. Entrepreneurship and Business Design
26. Management and Economics of Innovation
27.Quality and Operations Management
28. Supply Chain Management
29. Automotive Engineering
30. Engineering Design and Product Development
31. Industrial Design Engineering
32. Materials Engineering
33. Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering
34. Production Engineering
35. Maritime Management
36. Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering
Course Program Name |
Duration (Years) |
Tuition Fees Per Year (USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Architecture and Civil Engineering |
3 |
$16,000 |
|
Automation and Mechatronics Engineering |
3 |
$16,000 |
|
Bioengineering |
3 |
$16,000 |
|
Chemical Engineering |
3 |
$16,000 |
|
Computer Engineering |
3 |
$16,000 |
|
Electrical Engineering |
3 |
$16,000 |
|
Engineering Physics |
3 |
$16,000 |
|
Industrial Design Engineering |
3 |
$16,000 |
|
Industrial Engineering and Management |
3 |
$16,000 |
|
Mechanical Engineering |
3 |
$16,000 |
|
Maritime Management |
3 |
$16,000 |
Course Program Name |
Duration (Years) |
Tuition Fees Per Year (USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Architecture and Planning Beyond Sustainability |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Architecture and Urban Design |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Design for Sustainable Development |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Biotechnology |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Chemical Engineering for Energy and Environment |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Industrial Ecology |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Polymer Technology |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Design and Construction Project Management |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Infrastructure and Environmental Engineering |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Structural Engineering and Building Technology |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Computer Science – Algorithms, Languages and Logic |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Computer Systems and Networks |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Data Science and AI |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Interaction Design and Technologies |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Software Engineering and Technology |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Communication Engineering |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Electric Power Engineering |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Embedded Electronic System Design |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Networks and Distributed Systems |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Systems, Control and Mechatronics |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Applied Mechanics |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Engineering Mathematics and Computational Science |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Physics |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Entrepreneurship and Business Design |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Management and Economics of Innovation |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Quality and Operations Management |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Supply Chain Management |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Automotive Engineering |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Engineering Design and Product Development |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Industrial Design Engineering |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Materials Engineering |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Production Engineering |
2 |
$19,000 |
|
Maritime Management |
2 |
$19,000 |
Course Program Name |
Duration (Years) |
Tuition Fees Per Year (USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Architecture |
4 |
N/A (PhD students receive a salary) |
|
Automation and Mechatronics |
4 |
N/A (PhD students receive a salary) |
|
Biotechnology |
4 |
N/A (PhD students receive a salary) |
|
Chemical Engineering |
4 |
N/A (PhD students receive a salary) |
|
Civil Engineering |
4 |
N/A (PhD students receive a salary) |
|
Computer Science and Engineering |
4 |
N/A (PhD students receive a salary) |
|
Electrical Engineering |
4 |
N/A (PhD students receive a salary) |
|
Engineering Mathematics |
4 |
N/A (PhD students receive a salary) |
|
Engineering Physics |
4 |
N/A (PhD students receive a salary) |
|
Industrial Design Engineering |
4 |
N/A (PhD students receive a salary) |
|
Industrial Engineering and Management |
4 |
N/A (PhD students receive a salary) |
|
Materials Science |
4 |
N/A (PhD students receive a salary) |
|
Mechanical Engineering |
4 |
N/A (PhD students receive a salary) |
|
Microtechnology and Nanoscience |
4 |
N/A (PhD students receive a salary) |
|
Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering |
4 |
N/A (PhD students receive a salary) |
|
Physics |
4 |
N/A (PhD students receive a salary) |
|
Space, Earth and Environment |
4 |
N/A (PhD students receive a salary) |
|
Systems and Control |
4 |
N/A (PhD students receive a salary) |
|
Technology Management and Economics |
4 |
N/A (PhD students receive a salary) |
Bachelor's Programs: Limited bachelor's programs are available for international students, with most courses taught in Swedish. Some programs may have English-taught courses.
Master's Programs: Chalmers offers a wide range of master's programs in English, covering fields such as engineering, architecture, technology management, and sustainability.
PhD Programs: PhD programs are available in various disciplines, with positions often funded by scholarships or employment contracts.
Tuition Fees: International students from non-EU/EEA countries are required to pay tuition fees. The fees for master's programs are approximately $19,000 per year. PhD programs do not charge tuition fees, and PhD students receive a salary.
Scholarships: Chalmers offers several scholarships for international students, including the Chalmers IPOET scholarships, the Avancez scholarships, and specific scholarships for students from certain countries or regions.
Bachelor's Programs: Requirements typically include a high school diploma, proficiency in Swedish (for Swedish-taught programs), and possibly English proficiency for certain courses.
Master's Programs: A relevant bachelor's degree, proficiency in English (usually demonstrated by TOEFL or IELTS scores), and other program-specific requirements.
PhD Programs: A relevant master's degree, a strong academic record, and often a research proposal. Positions are usually competitive and based on available funding.
English Proficiency: Most master's programs and many PhD programs are taught in English. Proficiency in English is required and can be demonstrated through standardized tests like TOEFL or IELTS.
Swedish Proficiency: Required for bachelor's programs taught in Swedish and beneficial for daily life in Sweden, though many Swedes speak English fluently.
Application Period: Typically, applications for the autumn semester open in mid-October and close in mid-January. Check specific deadlines on Chalmers' official website.
Application Portal: Applications are submitted through the national portal, University Admissions in Sweden.
Documents Required: Academic transcripts, degree certificates, proof of English proficiency, letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose, and sometimes a CV or portfolio (for design programs).
Campus Facilities: Modern facilities, including state-of-the-art laboratories, libraries, study spaces, and recreational areas.
Student Support: Extensive support services, including academic advising, career services, counseling, and assistance with housing and visas.
Housing: Chalmers assists international students in finding accommodation, either through student housing or private rentals.
Student Life: Vibrant student community with numerous student unions, clubs, and organizations. Activities range from sports and cultural events to tech and entrepreneurship clubs.
Living in Gothenburg: A lively city with a rich cultural scene, excellent public transport, and a high standard of living. It’s known for its welcoming atmosphere and beautiful natural surroundings.
Internships and Industry Links: Strong connections with industry provide opportunities for internships, projects, and employment after graduation.
Career Services: Chalmers offers career counseling, job fairs, workshops, and networking events to help students transition to the job market.
Bachelor's Programs: Limited options for international students, primarily taught in Swedish.
Master's Programs: Wide range of programs taught in English.
PhD Programs: Various disciplines, typically with funding or employment contracts.
Bachelor's Programs:
High school diploma or equivalent.
Proficiency in Swedish (for Swedish-taught programs) and possibly English for certain courses.
Master's Programs:
Relevant bachelor's degree or equivalent.
Proficiency in English (TOEFL, IELTS, or equivalent).
PhD Programs:
Relevant master's degree or equivalent.
Strong academic record.
Often a research proposal.
TOEFL: Minimum scores usually around 90 (iBT).
IELTS: Minimum scores usually around 6.5.
Other: Equivalent English tests may also be accepted.
Academic Transcripts: Official records from previous education.
Degree Certificates: Proof of completed degrees.
Proof of English Proficiency: TOEFL, IELTS, or equivalent scores.
Letters of Recommendation: Usually two, from academic or professional references.
Statement of Purpose: Explaining your motivation and goals.
CV/Resume: Outlining your academic and professional background.
Portfolio: For design programs, a portfolio of your work may be required.
Application Portal: Applications are submitted through the national portal.
Application Fee: A non-refundable fee of approximately 900 SEK (about $90) is required for non-EU/EEA applicants.
Autumn Semester: Applications typically open in mid-October and close in mid-January.
Spring Semester: Check specific deadlines on the official website (note that not all programs may have a spring intake).
Online Submission: Complete and submit your application through University Admissions in Sweden.
Supporting Documents: Upload all required documents to the portal before the deadline.
Notification: Admission results are usually announced in late March for autumn intake.
Accepting Offer: If admitted, you must accept the offer by the deadline specified in the admission notification.
Non-EU/EEA Students: Apply for a residence permit for studies through the Swedish Migration Agency after receiving your admission offer.
EU/EEA Students: May need to register with the Swedish Migration Agency upon arrival.
Accommodation: Arrange housing through Chalmers or private rentals.
Travel Plans: Plan your travel to Gothenburg, Sweden.
Orientation Programs: Participate in orientation programs for international students.
Intake: Primarily for the autumn semester.
Application Period: Mid-October to mid-January.
Semester Start: Late August.
Intake: Primarily for the autumn semester.
Application Period: Mid-October to mid-January.
Semester Start: Late August.
Note: Some programs may have additional intakes or deadlines, but this is rare.
Intake: Open throughout the year, depending on available positions and funding.
Application: Check specific department pages for open positions and deadlines.
Educational Requirements:
A high school diploma or equivalent.
Specific course requirements may vary by program (e.g., mathematics and science courses for engineering programs).
Language Proficiency:
Swedish: Most bachelor's programs are taught in Swedish, requiring proficiency demonstrated through tests like TISUS or equivalent.
English: Some courses may require English proficiency (TOEFL, IELTS, or equivalent).
Educational Requirements:
A bachelor’s degree equivalent to a Swedish bachelor’s degree, typically in a relevant field.
Minimum of 180 ECTS credits or equivalent.
Language Proficiency:
English: Proficiency required for all master’s programs. Minimum scores are generally:
TOEFL: 90 (iBT) with at least 20 in each section.
IELTS: 6.5 with no section lower than 5.5.
Swedish: Not required for most master’s programs as they are taught in English.
Specific Requirements: Some programs may have additional requirements such as work experience, specific undergraduate coursework, or a portfolio for design-related programs.
Educational Requirements:
A master’s degree in a relevant field.
Strong academic record and research potential.
Language Proficiency:
English: Proficiency required, generally similar to master’s programs (TOEFL, IELTS, or equivalent).
Swedish: Not typically required, but beneficial for integration and daily life.
Research Proposal: Often required as part of the application process, detailing the intended research project.
Funding: Admission usually depends on the availability of funding, which can come from scholarships, grants, or departmental budgets.
Ranking Agency |
Global Rank |
Subject-Specific Rank |
|---|---|---|
|
QS World University Rankings |
140-160 |
Engineering & Technology: Top 100 |
|
|
|
Architecture: Top 100 |
|
US News & World Report |
200-250 |
Engineering: Top 100 |
|
|
|
Materials Science: Top 100 |
Scholarship Name |
Eligibility |
Coverage |
Application Process |
|---|---|---|---|
|
IPOET Scholarships |
Non-EU/EEA students applying for a master’s program |
75% reduction of tuition fees |
Automatic consideration upon application to the program |
|
Avancez Scholarships |
Non-EU/EEA students applying for a master’s program |
75% reduction of tuition fees |
Automatic consideration upon application to the program |
|
Adlerbert Study Scholarships |
All international students (including EU/EEA) applying for a master’s program |
Full tuition fees |
Automatic consideration upon application to the program |
|
Volvo Group Scholarship Program |
Non-EU/EEA students applying for a master’s program |
Full tuition fees, living expenses, and internship opportunities |
Separate application required after applying to the program |
|
Avancez Full Tuition Fee Scholarships |
Non-EU/EEA students applying for a master’s program |
Full tuition fees |
Automatic consideration upon application to the program |
|
The Sievert Larsson Scholarship Fund |
Thai students applying for a master’s program |
Full tuition fees and living expenses |
Separate application required after applying to the program |
|
US Friends of Chalmers Scholarship |
US students applying for a master’s program |
Partial tuition fees |
Automatic consideration upon application to the program |
|
Scholarships for Mexican Students |
Mexican students applying for a master’s program |
75% reduction of tuition fees |
Automatic consideration upon application to the program |
|
Swedish Institute Scholarships for Global Professionals (SISGP) |
Non-EU/EEA students with leadership experience |
Full tuition fees and living expenses |
Separate application via Swedish Institute’s website |
|
Adlerbert Study Scholarships (multiple regions) |
Students from 143 developing countries |
Full tuition fees |
Automatic consideration upon application to the program |
|
Erasmus Mundus Scholarships |
Students applying for specific Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree programs |
Full tuition fees, living expenses, travel costs |
Application through respective Erasmus Mundus program website |
Facility |
Description |
Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|---|
|
Campuses |
Johanneberg Campus: Main campus with most engineering and science departments. |
N/A |
|
|
Lindholmen Campus: Hosts IT, mechanical, maritime studies, and media technology departments. |
N/A |
|
Accommodation Options |
Student Housing: Managed by SGS Studentbostäder and other housing providers. |
|
|
|
Shared Apartments: Typically 2-4 students per apartment with shared kitchen and bathroom. |
$350-$500 per month |
|
|
Single Room in Corridor: Private room with shared kitchen and bathroom facilities. |
$300-$450 per month |
|
|
Studios/One-Bedroom Apartments: Self-contained units with private kitchen and bathroom. |
$500-$800 per month |
|
Housing Providers |
SGS Studentbostäder: Main student housing provider in Gothenburg. |
Varies by room type |
|
|
Chalmers Studentbostäder: Specific housing for Chalmers students. |
Varies by room type |
|
|
Private Rentals: Apartments or rooms rented from private landlords. |
$500-$1000 per month |
|
Amenities |
Utilities: Heating, water, and electricity usually included in rent. |
Included in rent |
|
|
Internet: High-speed internet access provided in most student accommodations. |
Included in rent or ~$20/month |
|
|
Furnishing: Basic furniture typically provided (bed, desk, chair, wardrobe). |
Included in rent |
|
Application Process |
SGS Studentbostäder: Apply online through SGS website; early application recommended due to high demand. |
N/A |
|
|
Chalmers Studentbostäder: Apply online through Chalmers housing service. |
N/A |
|
|
Private Rentals: Search via rental websites or housing platforms. |
N/A |
|
Additional Facilities |
Laundry: Common laundry rooms available in student housing buildings. |
Included in rent |
|
|
Study Rooms: Study rooms and common areas for group work and social activities. |
Included in rent |
|
|
Sports Facilities: Access to gym and sports facilities, sometimes at a discounted rate for students. |
Discounted rates for students |
|
Support Services |
Housing Office: Assistance with housing applications, contracts, and issues. |
Free |
|
|
International Office: Support for international students with housing and other needs. |
Free |
High-Quality Education: Chalmers is known for its strong emphasis on research and innovation, providing students with access to state-of-the-art facilities and resources.
Collaborative Learning: The university encourages group work, projects, and practical applications of theoretical knowledge.
Support Services: Academic advising, tutoring, and library resources are readily available to assist students in their studies.
Student Unions: There are two main student unions, the Chalmers Student Union (Chalmers Studentkår) and the Gothenburg Student Union (Göteborgs Förenade Studentkårer). They organize events, provide services, and represent student interests.
Clubs and Societies: Numerous student-run clubs and societies cater to various interests, including sports, music, technology, culture, and more.
Events and Festivals: Regular events such as the Chalmers Cortège, a traditional parade organized by students, and other cultural festivals and social gatherings.
Student Housing: Various accommodation options are available, including shared apartments, single rooms, and studios. Housing is managed by SGS Studentbostäder and Chalmers Studentbostäder.
Campus Facilities: Modern classrooms, laboratories, libraries, and study spaces. There are also cafeterias, restaurants, and recreational facilities on campus.
Sports Facilities: Access to gyms, sports halls, and outdoor sports facilities. Students can participate in various sports clubs and activities.
Cultural Diversity: Chalmers hosts students from all over the world, creating a multicultural environment. This diversity is celebrated through various international events and cultural exchange activities.
Gothenburg City: As Sweden’s second-largest city, Gothenburg offers a vibrant cultural scene with museums, theaters, music venues, and restaurants. The city is known for its friendly atmosphere and beautiful natural surroundings.
Student Discounts: Students benefit from various discounts in transportation, restaurants, and cultural activities throughout Gothenburg.
International Office: Provides assistance with visas, residence permits, and other needs specific to international students.
Career Services: Offers guidance on internships, job placements, and career planning. Regular career fairs and networking events are organized.
Health and Wellbeing: On-campus health services, counseling, and support for physical and mental health are available to students.
Green Campus: Chalmers is committed to sustainability, integrating environmental awareness into its operations, research, and education. The university promotes green practices and sustainability projects.
Student Involvement: Students can engage in various sustainability initiatives and organizations, contributing to environmental and social causes.
Cost of Living: The cost of living in Gothenburg can be relatively high, but student discounts and affordable housing options help manage expenses.
Scholarships and Financial Aid: Numerous scholarships are available for international students to help cover tuition fees and living costs.
Orientation Programs: Welcome weeks and orientation programs help new students settle in, providing important information and opportunities to meet fellow students.
Buddy Programs: Peer mentoring programs pair new students with current students to help them navigate university life and integrate into the community.
1. Career Guidance:
Career Counselling: Professional advisors help students with career planning, job search strategies, and provide insights into various career paths.
Workshops and Seminars: Regularly held on topics such as resume writing, interview skills, LinkedIn profile optimization, and networking strategies.
2. Job Fairs and Recruitment Events:
CHaSE (Chalmers Student Engineers): One of the largest career fairs organized by students, attracting numerous companies from various industries.
Company Presentations: Employers frequently visit the campus to present their organizations, job openings, and internship opportunities.
Industry Days: Specific events focused on sectors like technology, engineering, and IT, allowing students to meet potential employers and learn about industry trends.
3. Internships and Work Placements:
Internship Opportunities: Many programs include mandatory or optional internships, providing hands-on experience in relevant fields.
Collaborative Projects: Students often engage in real-world projects in collaboration with industry partners, gaining practical experience and networking opportunities.
4. Alumni Network:
Mentorship Programs: Alumni often mentor current students, offering career advice and guidance.
Networking Events: Alumni events and reunions provide opportunities for current students to connect with graduates working in their fields of interest.
1. Employment Rates:
Chalmers University consistently reports high employment rates for its graduates, with many finding jobs within six months of graduation.
The university’s strong industry ties and practical approach to education significantly contribute to these positive outcomes.
2. Industry Connections:
Chalmers has established partnerships with numerous companies in Sweden and globally, including Volvo, Ericsson, SKF, AstraZeneca, and others.
These connections facilitate internships, collaborative projects, and job placements for students.
3. International Opportunities:
The university’s global reputation and extensive network of industry partners provide students with opportunities for international internships and jobs.
Many graduates pursue careers abroad, leveraging Chalmers' international standing and connections.
1. Engineering and Technology:
Employers: Volvo Group, Ericsson, SKF, Scania, ABB, Siemens
Roles: Mechanical Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Software Developer, Systems Analyst, Project Manager
2. Information Technology:
Employers: Spotify, Microsoft, Google, IBM, TietoEVRY
Roles: Software Engineer, Data Scientist, IT Consultant, Cybersecurity Specialist
3. Biotechnology and Chemical Engineering:
Employers: AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Bayer, Novartis, GE Healthcare
Roles: Bioprocess Engineer, Chemical Engineer, Research Scientist, Quality Control Analyst
4. Architecture and Design:
Employers: White Arkitekter, Sweco, Wingårdhs, Tengbom, Chalmers Innovation Office
Roles: Architect, Urban Planner, Industrial Designer, Interior Designer
Program Popularity:
Programs in fields like engineering, computer science, and technology tend to be more competitive due to their high demand and international reputation.
Academic Requirements:
Strong academic background and relevant qualifications are essential. For master's programs, a bachelor's degree in a relevant field with a high GPA is typically required.
PhD candidates must have a relevant master’s degree and demonstrate strong research potential.
Language Proficiency:
Proficiency in English is required for most programs, typically demonstrated through TOEFL or IELTS scores.
For bachelor's programs taught in Swedish, proficiency in Swedish is required.
Application Quality:
A well-rounded application, including a strong statement of purpose, letters of recommendation, and relevant work or research experience, can significantly improve chances of acceptance.
Location: Centrally located in the city of Gothenburg.
Focus Areas: This campus houses most of the engineering and science departments.
Key Facilities:
Buildings and Lecture Halls: Includes various lecture halls, laboratories, and research centers.
Chalmers Library: A well-equipped library with extensive resources for students and researchers.
Student Union Building: Offers various services, study spaces, and dining options.
Housing: Student accommodations available nearby, including SGS Studentbostäder properties.
Recreational Facilities: Sports facilities, gyms, and common areas for social activities.
Location: Situated on the north side of the Göta River in Gothenburg.
Focus Areas: Known for its focus on IT, mechanical engineering, maritime studies, and media technology.
Key Facilities:
IT University: A collaboration between Chalmers and the University of Gothenburg, focusing on IT and computer science programs.
Buildings and Laboratories: Modern facilities for education and research in technology and engineering.
Chalmers Library: Another branch of the university library offering resources and study spaces.
Housing: Student accommodations available in the vicinity, often managed by Chalmers Studentbostäder.
Recreational Facilities: Includes sports facilities, common areas, and spaces for social activities.
