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Welcome to the internal pages for the employees at School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) at KTH. Explore latest news, up-to-date information and upcoming events.

New parking operator 2026

From 1 January 2026, Smart Parkering AB will take over the management of KTH’s parking areas. In connection with this change, a new digital parking system will be introduced, meaning that the current physical parking permits will be replaced by digital permits for employees.

Information for everyone at EECS who has a business procured private card

A new national framework agreement with SEB regarding payment cards is in place. In the new agreement, the Eurocard FUP (business-procured private card with personal payment responsibility) is not included. Everyone at EECS who has a Eurocard FUP will therefore have their card terminated in February next year. SEB should have informed all cardholders about this by letter in November. In the letter, SEB refers to the card type "Service card with individual invoicing" instead. However, this cannot be equated with FUP, which is why KTH is currently investigating what will apply going forward. Here is where you stay updated .

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Joakim Jaldén
Joakim Jaldén (Photo: Charlotta Alnersson)

EECS new head of school

Joakim Jaldén, professor of signal processing, has been appointed as the new head of school at EECS. He will take office at the end of the year when current head of the school, Ann Lantz, retires.

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"The focus of all activities is to develop and raise the quality in all parts of our operations"

A new school year is approaching, and the EECS' reform agenda is being updated. Head of School Ann Lantz, together with the school management, looks ahead and summarizes what is in store for 2026.

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Dilian Gurov, Alexander Baumgartner and Peter Oehtering.

High school students taught by professor at EECS

Three years ago, Dilian Gurov, professor of computer science, began teaching a group of secondary school students at the German School. Twice a month, the students visit KTH, where Dilian teaches theo...

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EECS University Administration during Christmas

During the Christmas holidays, staff are on site, but on a limited basis. Service Centre opening hours are different and response times may be slightly longer. Read on to find out how to get help with...

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Access card and PIN code to enter KTH premises

KTH is implementing a requirement for both an access card and PIN code to enter its facilities — that is, your personal KTH access card and your unique four-digit PIN code. This change does not prevent authorized students or staff from entering but makes it more difficult for unauthorized individuals to gain access.
Read more: Access card and PIN code at KTH

It is part of KTH’s Have the Courage to Ask campaign. KTH’s premises are large so the rollout will take place in phases.

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New routine for paper receipts for expenses

Applicable on all expenses made after 1 July, 2024.

KTH no longer requests original receipts from your expenses. However, the receipt must be scanned, readable and saved in the travel administration system.

  • Paper receipts are scanned and attached in KTH-RES by the employee who made the expense.
  • Receipts must always be scanned separately, with one receipt per expense.
  • The employee must save the receipt until the expense has been approved and reimbursement is received.
  • Receipts no longer need to be sent or submitted to the reviewer.
  • The reviewer checks and ensures that the scanned receipt is readable. If not, the reviewer asks for the receipt to be re-uploaded.

Expenses at KTH

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Newsletter pEECS

As an employee at EECS you get the internal newsletter pEECS every second week. Packed with the most relevant news directly in your inbox. 

New employees are automatically added. E-mail the Communication unit  for news tips and questions.