The application process

How to apply - From application to admission
Applying to Chalmers is easy. Find the programme or course you're interested in, check that you meet the entry requirements, and submit your application. Here you'll find information about application periods and how to apply.

After the admission decision
After the admission decision, the result is posted at your account at universityadmissions.se. At this page you will find out what to do next and that admitted students must register online in Ladok to keep the place offer.
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Key dates for master's applications and enrolment
This is an overview of the important dates throughout the application process and the start of your Master's studies. All deadlines are at midnight CET (Central European Time) on the date indicated. Please note that the dates below may be subject to change.

About specialisations, minors and the flexibility window
The structure of your studies gives you opportunities to shape your degree around your interests and ambitions. Depending on your programme, you may deepen your expertise through a specialisation, broaden your knowledge through a minor, or use the flexibility window for advanced elective courses or an exchange. Available options, requirements and application procedures vary, so always check the relevant webpages for details.

Validation of prior learning
It is possible to meet the entry requirements with formal qualifications or through relevant accumulated knowledge and experience. You can apply for a validation of your prior learning which may have been acquired in different ways, for example through work experience, staff training or other courses.

Tuition fees
Find out whether you need to pay tuition fees, what your fee includes and how to pay. If you have been admitted, your invoice in the Chalmers Pay Portal shows your amount and payment deadline.Newly admitted or continuing your studies? Start by reading the tuition fee terms and conditions and then open the Chalmers Pay Portal.

Scholarships for fee-paying students
Scholarships are a great source of funding for prospective master's students who are liable to pay tuition fees. Some of these are administered by Chalmers and some by other foundations and associations. Additional scholarships may be added to the list and you are therefore advised to check this webpage regularly.