Last week, leaders from Allsvenskan and Superettan participated in two intensive and inspiring days filled with fact-based lectures, productive group discussions, and valuable networking.

SSE has made significant strides in Financial Times’ ranking of the top 100 Master in Management programs in the world. SSE moved from the 19th place in 2023 to the 15th place in 2024, thereby re-entering the prestigious ranks of first tier business schools.

On Wednesday, September 4, the Center for Sports & Business at the Stockholm School of Economics joined forces with the Sports & Business Committee (SASSE) to host the inaugural Sports & Business Night, a vibrant event that brought together students, athletes and business leaders to explore the growing intersection between sports and business.

The CIVICA Honours Seminars offer an immersive and intensive 3 to 5 days learning experience to master's students across the CIVICA alliance twice a year. SSE was the host of this summer’s seminar with the exciting theme "Changing the World through Negotiations and leadership".

We're seeking a Survey and Analysis Coordinator to join our Quality Assurance (QA) team at SSE.

The Stockholm School of Economics has recruited Anna Laurell Nash, a former Olympic boxer and two-time world champion, as the new Executive Director of the Center for Sports and Business. Laurell Nash is set to spearhead the Center’s initiatives in fostering innovation and excellence in the intersection of sports and business.

We are looking for a Business Controller that will be a part of Group Finance at SSE and collaborate closely with SSE Executive Education.

Torsdag 5 september 2024 kl. 10.00-11.30 gästas Scores öppna seminarium av Johan Alvehus, professor, Institutionen för tjänstevetenskap, Lunds universitet. Varmt välkommen!

Can a visit from a world-famous artist make a whole city happier – even those who didn’t go to the concerts? Taylor Swift's Eras Tour didn't just draw record crowds – it also made Stockholmers happier both before and after the concerts. This according to a new study about "Happyflation" from the Stockholm School of Economics.