The information on this page will be continually updated.
Tracks is a new educational format open for students at Chalmers and alumni. The aim is to create inter-disciplinary courses where the participants learn by exploring societal and scientific challenges together.
How to apply for courses
All courses are open to all students at Chalmers in year 2-5 and alumni. Course-specific prerequisites for each course (basic: level: TRA100 and advanced level: TRA105) are described in the syllabus that is found in the Study portal.
To apply for Tracks courses, contact the examiner who is responsible for admission and registration. Contact information can be found in the information links below. Please contact the examiner in the course you are interested in for more information about the application, start and end times and other questions that are course-specific.
All courses are presented below and as a student you may also read more about the courses on the Page "Tracks for students" in Canvas. In Canvas, or here, you will also find the latest Student information presentation from the Spring of 2021.
Apply as an alumni
The application procedure for you who are an alumni is the same as for Chalmers students, as described above.
It can be good to know that the schedules are determined at the beginning of each course in a dialogue between participants and teachers. In the table below you will find more information about courses and application dates.
Courses
All courses below may be used as elective courses. There are four deadlines per year for applications to the courses - two weeks before every study period starts. See specific details for the courses in the table below.
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For students interested in sustainable production and sustainable products it may be interesting to look into the course KBT135 Waste management (not a Tracks course) which is open for all students on master's level. Read more about the course at the Study portal.
All Tracks
courses are given three times as long as at least five students have
been given a place in the course. If there are no applicants for a
course, it will be closed. The courses are evaluated on an ongoing basis
and can be given an additional three times if the interest is large.
There will be a maximum of six courses under each theme (not including
summer courses). Tracks courses can be used as elective courses or
extracurricular courses.
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