Can happiness be a foundation for national development? The Center for Wellbeing, Welfare and Happiness (CWWH) and Bhutan's Royal Institute for Governmental Strategy and Studies are collaborating to explore how wellbeing can drive productivity and prosperity.

War in Europe, cyberattacks, and disruptions in global supply chains – recent events have made it clear how vulnerable our society is and how crucial it is to build resilience. To meet this challenge, the Stockholm School of Economics is launching the Center for Security and Resilience, focusing on security in a broader sense.

Can happiness be a foundation for national development? The Center for Wellbeing, Welfare and Happiness (CWWH) and Bhutan's Royal Institute for Governmental Strategy and Studies are collaborating to explore how wellbeing can drive productivity and prosperity.

Jonas Dahl's PhD-dissertation – The Dynamics of Failure Sharing - is attracting a lot of attention in Swedish media.

We are once again proud to join the Academic Pride collaboration during Stockholm Pride 2025. This year, SSE and SASSE are hosting the Pride parade pre-party for all participating academic institutions.

Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant dream in the energy sector—it’s already reshaping how power is generated, distributed, and consumed. This new policy brief, published by the Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics (SITE) offers insights from SITE Energy Talk 2025 on how AI is helping countries like Ukraine, Sweden, and those in the Baltics build more flexible, efficient, and resilient energy systems.

Heading to Almedalen this summer? Don’t miss the chance to hear from SSE’s researchers and leaders as they join public conversations on everything from happiness and education to economic resilience, democracy, and the role of business in society.

SSE graduates Marie Ehrling and Gunilla Arhén have received knighthoods from H.M. King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden.

SSE Executive Education has once again secured its position as the leading provider of executive education in the Nordic and Baltic region, according to the 2025 Financial Times Executive Education Ranking. This marks an impressive milestone—25 consecutive years at the top of the regional ranking—underscoring the organization’s long-standing commitment to delivering world-class executive development.