At college (or whatever the correct English term is), I selected a general science program, "Naturvetenskaplig linje", focusing on computer science. Though the more general subjects were good, the teachers were pretty bad around computers and knew less about programming than we did. Oh well. During this time I learned and eventually taught C programming.

After college I joined a Master of Science program in Computer Science and Technical Engineering at Chalmers Technical High School. One motivating factor was that I felt a strong need to learn more about hardware, since I had started working for Contal, where most of the specifications were hardware descriptions.

During the final year of my Masters degree, I studied artificial intelligence at Imperial College in London. It was very interesting, mostly due to the lecturers, many who were acknowledged experts in their fields. I found the courses fairly easy, probably thanks to my previous experience with computers.