Amelie on admission to CBH's Master's programmes
Head of School Amelie Eriksson Karlström writes about the CBH Master's programmes and welcomes everyone back.
I would like to start by welcoming all staff back after the Christmas and New Year holidays! The spring semester has now started and activities are back in full swing.
This year, many international students are submitting their applications for KTH's Master's programmes, which start this autumn. The CBH School offers a total of eleven master's programmes in different subject areas. Many of the students on the master's programmes come from our own Master of Science in Engineering programmes, but we are also seeing an increased number of paying, international students on several of the programmes.
In the autumn of 2024, there was an increase of 63% in paying students for the CBH School's master's programmes compared to 2023. I hope that we will continue to have many qualified applicants for our master's programmes in 2025, and it will be particularly exciting to see how the new programme in Data-driven health, which will be offered for the first time starting in autumn 2025, stands up to the competition.
Amelie