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, faculty and visitors.

Latest updates

2020-06-02 SSE's reopening plans for fall 2020 can be found on the pages for both newly admitted and enrolled students.

Rules and restricted access

To limit the risk of contagion, access to our premises will be denied to anybody who exhibits any cold or flu symptoms.

Meetings and events

The Stockholm School of Economics has decided to cancel and/or postpone all events with external visitors until the end of April.

For newly admitted students

Have you newly been admitted to any of our BSc, MSc or PhD programs and are you currently wondering how COVID-19 might affect the start of your studies? This page helps you to get an update about t...

For enrolled 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...

For our staff and faculty

Are you sick or working from home? Information and tools are available here.

Hygiene and prevention

To avoid contagion, Stockholm School of Economics urges everyone to follow our hygiene recommendations.

Travel

We currently advise against any non-essential travel, foreign as well as domestic.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions pertaining to COVID-19 and SSE's regulations for faculty, staff, and students during this time

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 liste...

The corona task force

A new COVID-19 (coronavirus) task force was put in place at SSE on March 12.

Coronavirus: News

Find all our news articles about COVID-19.