The Stockholm School of Economics has done well in an evaluation of sustainability in education. Only twelve of the 47 Swedish universities in the evaluation passed the test – SSE was one of them.

Helene Hellmark Knutsson, the new Minister for Higher Education and Research visited SSE on October 22 at the SUHF conference.

The CSR team research directors Lin Lerpold, Örjan Sjöberg, Susanne Sweet and Ranjula Bali Swain recently visited Berlin to connect with leading German research centers for future collaborations.

Over the course of two intense days, Svensk Elitfotboll and representatives from the clubs came together for the second part of the tailored management program Hållbar Klubbutveckling, to explore and...

Retail Management students in Accenture Retail Club explored design thinking through an interactive session focused on circular business models in retail.

This autumn, the City Planning Committee of Stockholm decided that the stairs between Saltmätargatan and Holländargatan will be named after Gisèle Asplund, who was the first female Doctor of...

NEW PAPER PUBLISHED: Today’s financialized economy is ill-suited to develop technologies to replace fossil fuels. This is what Max Jerneck finds in his study of the early American solar energy...

How might we improve the visitor’s experience of Stockholm, especially for those who face challenges from a disability? That was the overarching assignment for 11 mixed teams of students from Babson...

H&M’s Retail Club last activity for the year was a workshop focusing on the expansion of two brands within H&M’s portfolio. The workshop took place via Teams.

Retail Management students in Circular Impact Retail Club visited the Elgiganten store in Barkarby to explore the possibilities and challenges of sustainable electronics.