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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.

How an inclusive leadership can build a better work climate at KTH 

Andrea Eriksson is a professor at KTH's Department of Ergonomics. Her lecture explores what inclusive leadership means within a work organization and how it can be cultivated through research-based approaches to leadership, organizational culture, and well-being. Based on Andrea Eriksson's research, the concept of inclusion is applied to a broader framework for health-promoting leadership and a psychosocial safety climate. 

The seminar is held within the framework of the Equality Forum, and we offer vegan wraps and drinks.

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Latest news

EECS new departments

The president of KTH has approved the Head of School's proposal for a decision on a new departmental structure and management. As of the beginning of next year, EECS will have 14 departments instead o...

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Illustration: Haibo Li

Second round of Small & Visionary projects selected

The second group of five projects to receive financial support through EECS's internal call Small & Visionary projects has been decided.

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KTH Courtyard

Starting Monday, all EECS premises require both a card and pin code 

The entry through the outer and parts of the inner perimeter protection will change further a week from now. 

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KTH Formula Student is recharging for its twentieth car

For over two decades the formula student team at KTH has been building a race car and representing KTH at competitions across Europe. In total 19 cars have been built, and they are now gearing up to d...

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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

Internal events for EECS

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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.