News
The SSE MBA launches innovative leadership and coaching initiative
06 March 2014
The SSE MBA 2014 program at the Stockholm School of Economics has launched an innovative new leadership and coaching component into the program of research based management courses and MBA Live application.
Stockholm School of Economics' first crowdfunded research project
04 March 2014
Johannes Eklind and TG Teigland, two research assistants at the Department of Marketing and Strategy at SSE have, together with PhD student Claire Ingram and Associate Professor Robin Teigland, launched SSE's first crowdfunded research project.
Sustainable Business Virtual Live Classroom
11 February 2014
The SSE MBA has started a collaboration on ethics and sustainable business.
The partners are the Financial Times, Technische Universität München in Germany, Foreign Trade University in Vietnam, African School of Economics in Benin, and the Darden School of Business in the USA.
SSE earns EQUIS re-accreditation
05 February 2014
The Stockholm School of Economic (SSE) has been awarded EQUIS accreditation for another five years.
SSE International Business Students Win World Economic Forum Case Competition
27 January 2014
At the World Economic Forum in Davos Switzerland, four students from the Stockholm School of Economics won the world finals of the Corporate Knights/Schulich “Business for a Better World Case Competition”.
Wallander Scholarship to SSE researchers
17 January 2014
Congratulations to SSE Business Administration researchers Erik Modig and Claudia Rademaker who were awarded two of the eleven Wallander Scholarships.
SSE IB team reaches case competition world finals
15 January 2014
A team of master students from the specialization International Business have advanced to the final round of the Corporate Knights/Schulich Business for a Better World Case Competition at World Economic Forum, Davos.
SSE advances to regional finals of the Hult Prize
14 January 2014
Top-tier schools go head-to-head in world’s largest student competition, competing for $1 million in start-up funding to solve President Clinton’s Healthcare Challenge.