Specific documents required by BTH

This information is for documents required by BTH only.

For documentation showing that you meet the general entry requirements through previous studies and your English language skills check University Admissions.

Find out how to get your documents to University Admissions. Make sure that you check if there are any specific requirements for your country.

You should not send any documents to us directly.

IMPORTANT: You must fill out the Course information form in Adobe Acrobat Reader. Using any other PDF-viewers may lead to conversion problems, and the Course information form may appear blank after it has been uploaded to UniversityAdmissions.se. Do not combine the Course information form with other files since it is not possible to upload PDF portfolios to UniversityAdmissions.se/Antagning.se.

Checking if documents arrived

You can see if your documents have been received by University Admissions in Sweden by logging into your online account at University Admissions and checking your application status.

If the master programme you have applied to is not listed you do not need to fill out a form for that specific programme.

It is important to read the information How to submit documents before you submit the Course information form.

You must fill out the form in English.

The Course information form is used to assess your previous experiences and in some cases for the merit rating. It is clearly stated in the Course information form if it is used for merit rating.

The Course information form cannot be used to show that you meet the English langauge requirement. Find out how you can show that you meet the English langauge requirement.

The Course information forms will be fully published by October.

MBA programme, 60 credits

Master’s Programme in Computer Science AI and Machine Learning, 120 credits
Master’s Programme in Computer Science AI and Software Engineering, 120 credits
Master’s Programme in Computer Science Business Analytics, 120 creditsMaster’s Programme in Computer Science – XR and Intelligent Interactive Systems, 120 credits
Master’s programme in Cyber Security, 120 credits
Master’s Programme in Mechanical Engineering – Digital Product Development, 120 credits
Master's Programme in Machine Learning, Sensors and Systems, 120 credits
Master’s programme in Software, Business and Management, 120 credits
Master’s Program in Strategic Innovation and Design for Sustainability, 120 credits
Master’s Programme in Sustainable Product Innovation, 120 credits
Master’s Programme in Sustainable Urban Planning and Design, 120 credit

We do not consider a CV or a reference to LinkedIn or similar platforms to be proof of work experience.

Traineeship is not considered to be work experience.

The work certificate must:

• State whether you worked full-time, part-time, or on an hourly basis. If you worked part-time or on an hourly basis, the extent of the employment must be specified, either as a percentage of full-time employment or as the number of hours worked.
• Specify the period during which you were employed/or still are employed. A work contract is normally not the best way to proof your work experience as it only show the date of your employment. We do not assume that you are still employed if you submit a contract several years after you were employed.
• State your job title and/or describe your work duties as we sometimes require that you have specific work experience such as programming.
• Be issued, dated, and signed by the employer (administrative staff are acceptable signatories). We accept a digital signature. You cannot sign your own work certificate.
• Include the employer's contact details ie. contact details to the person who has signed the certificate.

Self employed

Work in your own company is documented with a certificate from an entrepreneurs' association or auditor. The certificate must state the extent of the work. We must be able to see that you have the required time of work experience.

Certifying work experience to our master programmes

You always need to submit a work certificate for any work experience mentioned in the Course information form when applying to our master programmes.

For the master progammes that require work experience you can find a template on the website for the programme in question that you may use. It is not mandatory to use the template. Please see the entry requirement for each programme for information.

You must meet the entry requirement of work experience by the deadline to submit documents as specified at UniversityAdmissions.

If you have made your application on time, but submit documents that verifies your eligibility after the deadline as stated on UniversityAdmissions your application will be considered as made on the date that you submitted the last document that made you eligible to the course or programme.

This includes all documents that we need to ascertain if you meet the entry requirements this might include; previous university studies, English langauge and work certificates.

Paying the application fee after the deadline also makes your application considered as late.

If you submit documents late your application will only be considered if the course or programme is still open for late application. Should the course or programme not be open for late application, your application will be deleted.