Chalmers University of Technology ,Gothenburg,Sweden

The university has been certified as an 'Engaged University' by the Accreditation Council for Entrepreneurial and Engaged Universities (ACEEU). It holds the membership of the European University Association (EUA) and the Conference of European Schools for Advanced Engineering Education and Research (CESAER). Currently, the university comprises 13 departments dedicated to various disciplines of education. Also, there are a number of centers, national competence centers as well as other centers which cooperate across traditional departmental boundaries at the university.

The university has two campuses in Gothenburg, Sweden. Campus Johanneberg is the oldest and largest campus in the city district of Johannesburg. It focuses on disciplines like civil engineering, materials, and energy. Campus Lindholmen is located to the north of the Gota River, on Norra Alvstranden, in one of the most modern and most rapidly expanding city districts. The area is swarming with innovative companies within mobile communications, intelligent transport, and the modern media industry. Both the campuses have the first-rate infrastructure and excellent academic, residential, and dining facilities. Also, the university's Department of Space, Earth, and Environment is home to the Onsala space observatory that provides equipment for research in radio astronomy.

The university offers an array of postgraduate and graduate degree programs in various fields of study like architecture, engineering, biology, chemistry, communication, science, material, physics, mathematics, space, management, mechanics, maritime sciences, shipping, microtechnology, and nanoscience. The university houses 2744 employees and 10,000 students from over 80 countries. It has collaborations with several well-reputed international universities like ETH Zurich in Switzerland, Trinity College in Dublin, Polytechnic University of Milan in Italy, RWTH Aachen University in Germany, and the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. These collaborations facilitate various student exchange and study abroad programs. The university also supports students’ professional growth and offers them numerous outstanding employment opportunities.

The university has over 60,000 alumni across the world including many notable names. Gustaf Dalen is a physicist who won a Nobel Prize and invented the Dalen light and the AGA cooker. Ludvig Strigeus is a successful programmer who developed software like BitTorrent, Spotify, and OpenTTD. Gert Wingardh is a successful architect who owns the firm Wingardh arkitektkontor. Leif Johansson is the chairman of AstraZeneca plc., the former CEO and president of the Volvo Group, and the former chairman of Ericsson. Linn Berggren is popular for being the former member of Ace of Base, a well-known pop music band. Peter Nordin is a successful computer scientist and author. Jan Wareby works at Ericsson as the senior vice president. Many other distinguished personalities are associated with the university.