Developing Skills Through Chalmers' ordinary range of education

As an alumni, you have the opportunity to take courses on Chalmers campus alongside current programme students. It’s an easy and accessible way to develop – both personally and professionally.

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You will attend the course on campus during the day, together with students who follow the programme. The courses give higher education credits and can become an integral part of your ongoing professional development. To be admitted, you need to meet the course’s entry requirements. 

This is a great option if you want to gain new knowledge, take the next step in your career, or simply because you’re curious on recent developments in your field. You apply via antagning.se, where you will also need to upload a document specifying which course(s) you’re applying for.

Since your degree is already registered at Chalmers, the application process is simpler – and you can apply shortly before the upcoming study period.

Please note:

  • There’s a short time between application, admission notification, and course start.
  • You can apply for any course at Chalmers, but students who follow the programme is prioritized.
  • You must be exempt from tuition fees to be eligible to apply.
  • Upon course completion, your results will be reported to Ladok.

Details about the application process and the required form to upload at antagning.se can be found here.

Courses Offered Right Now 

We will update the list of courses that will be available for the next semester and searchable during the summer.

Below are some courses we offered in the spring semester 2026:

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Courses Offered Right Now – Sustainable Design and Manufacturing

For practising alumni looking to develop or broaden their expertise, Chalmers offers a selection of stand-alone courses focused on sustainability, circularity and modern manufacturing methods. These courses provide practical, applicable knowledge and deepen the understanding of how materials, processes and design choices influence product quality, durability and environmental impact. Drawing on both research and industrial practice, the courses offer valuable support for engineers seeking to make well-informed decisions and contribute to more resource-efficient production.

The courses are taught in English unless otherwise stated.

You can now apply for academic period 3, which is between January 19, 2026 and March 22, 2026. 

In academic period 3 we offer the following courses:

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