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New KTH Deputy President in January

Mikael Lindström has been appointed Deputy President for KTH, starting from 1 January 2023. He is a professor of pulp technology and has also been Head of School at CBH for the last eleven years.

“I am delighted to be entrusted with the exciting challenge of helping to lead KTH over the next few years,” he says.

Sigbritt Karlsson behind a sculpture with round shapes.

“Teamwork essential to succeed”

After six years as President, Sigbritt Karlsson says thank you. Reorganization of schools, increased focus on gender equality, better ranking positions are some of the things that were carried out and run during her period.

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New Operation Plan stakes out direction

The KTH Operational Plan for 2023–25 stakes out the way and the priorities for the university over the next few years.

“We are tying up loose ends by completing and delivering on various existing initiatives, while also laying the foundation for the continued development of KTH,” says President Sigbritt Karlsson.

Users in focus

“The focus and point of departure must be on the people who use the tools, and not on what the tools can do. “

That's KTH President Sigbritt Karlsson says about the recently decided Digitalization Strategy.

2022’s final Equality Forum

On December 15 11.00-12.00, you are warmly welcome to the year’s final Equality Forum. The theme is Five Years Later: Reflections on KTH’s JML work over the last five years with KTH’s Vice President for Gender Equality and Values, Anna Wahl. The event will be in English.

Learn about innovation this spring

What does impact, commercialization and innovation really mean? How do you take your research from the lab to the market, and how can you figure out if you might want to try? This program will give you the answers you need –with minimal time spent.

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University Director Kerstin Jacobsson on support services and their role in KTH's development as a leading university.