Chalmers directs students to housing information and advises early planning. Its current cost guide gives an approximate accommodation range of SEK 4,000–8,000 per month; the actual amount depends on room type, location and contract. International students should not assume a room is automatically included with admission and should verify current housing routes with Chalmers and the city housing providers.

Gothenburg has supermarkets, student cafés and restaurants near both campuses, with vegetarian and international food options. Students should budget for food separately: Chalmers' cost guide estimates approximately SEK 4,400 per month for food and hygiene. Dietary or religious requirements should be checked with individual kitchens and housing providers before arrival.

Chalmers is based mainly at Johanneberg and Lindholmen in Gothenburg, with laboratories, project spaces, libraries, student services and an active student union. The university reports 10,999 full-time students and 3,235 staff in its 2024 figures. Master's teaching is international; bachelor's teaching is Swedish.

Chalmers provides student support, health and safety information through its student services and emergency guidance. Students should use Swedish emergency number 112 for urgent danger and follow Chalmers' current Safe at Chalmers procedures. Housing and late-night travel arrangements remain individual responsibilities. Chalmers offers study and career guidance for programme choice, study planning and difficult study situations, with admissions and guidance contacts listed on its official pages. New international students should also follow the university's arrival, registration, insurance and residence-permit instructions, which can change each intake.

Chalmers directs students to housing information and advises early planning. Its current cost guide gives an approximate accommodation range of SEK 4,000–8,000 per month; the actual amount depends on room type, location and contract. International students should not assume a room is automatically included with admission and should verify current housing routes with Chalmers and the city housing providers.

Gothenburg has supermarkets, student cafés and restaurants near both campuses, with vegetarian and international food options. Students should budget for food separately: Chalmers' cost guide estimates approximately SEK 4,400 per month for food and hygiene. Dietary or religious requirements should be checked with individual kitchens and housing providers before arrival.

Chalmers is based mainly at Johanneberg and Lindholmen in Gothenburg, with laboratories, project spaces, libraries, student services and an active student union. The university reports 10,999 full-time students and 3,235 staff in its 2024 figures. Master's teaching is international; bachelor's teaching is Swedish.

Chalmers provides student support, health and safety information through its student services and emergency guidance. Students should use Swedish emergency number 112 for urgent danger and follow Chalmers' current Safe at Chalmers procedures. Housing and late-night travel arrangements remain individual responsibilities. Chalmers offers study and career guidance for programme choice, study planning and difficult study situations, with admissions and guidance contacts listed on its official pages. New international students should also follow the university's arrival, registration, insurance and residence-permit instructions, which can change each intake.