HQ Function

Serves as the central hub for KTH's world-class engineering and technology education, pioneering research activities, university administration, and vibrant student life.

Notable Features:

Iconic early 20th-century red-brick buildings designed by architect Erik Lallerstedt, modern state-of-the-art research laboratories, the historic KTH Library, and Reactorhallen (R1), a former experimental nuclear reactor now repurposed as a unique venue for cultural events and conferences.

Work Culture:

A dynamic and international environment fostering collaboration, innovation, and critical thinking. Academics, researchers, and students engage in a pursuit of knowledge with a strong emphasis on sustainability and societal impact.

HQ Significance:

As Sweden's largest and oldest technical university, the KTH main campus is a cornerstone of the nation's technological advancement and a key contributor to global innovation, educating future engineers and scientists.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus architecture and functionality reflect KTH's core values: pursuit of excellence, groundbreaking research, sustainable development, and a strong international and collaborative spirit.

Location:

KTH actively supports a wide range of global functions including international research collaborations, joint degree programs with leading universities worldwide, student and faculty exchange initiatives, and participation in major international research projects and networks. This global engagement enriches its educational environment and amplifies its research impact on a global scale, attracting talent and partnerships from across the world.

Street Address:

Brinellvägen 8

City:

Stockholm

State/Province:

Stockholm County

Country:

Sweden