Information regarding COVID-19/coronavirus

At the beginning of 2020, a novel coronavirus was identified in China. On March 11, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic. The Stockholm School of Economics is closely monitoring the situation and taking measures to ensure the well-being of our students, staff and faculty.

Latest updates
2020-09-01 Guidelines for when a person has tested positive for COVID-19
2020-08-28 Clarification in FAQ for staff and faculty on what applies if a person in the household is sick

A safe reopening of campus

SSE will reopen the campus in August. This year will be different, but we hope it will be an exciting start, nevertheless. Physical distancing is at the heart of the SSE corona strategy to secure a...

Campus conduct and hygiene regulations

As we reopen our campus to students, staff and faculty, we are relying on everyone to respect the guidelines, commit to keeping our campus safe and uphold the regulations from School and the Swedish...

For students

Studies and other student related activities have had to change due to the COVID-19 outbreak. We are taking measures with regards to the situation, and we are also reinforcing our student health...

In the case of COVID-19 at SSE

Should SSE be informed of a student, staff or faculty contracting COVID-19, we will need to act fast to minimise contagion. The sick person is required by Swedish law to be active in contact tracing.

News and information in English

In times like these, it's important to stay updated on the latest news from the Swedish authorities and society at large. As many of our students, staff and faculty don't speak Swedish, we've listed a...

Coronavirus: News

Find all our news articles about COVID-19.

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