Student ambassadors from SSE have cooperated with the students association at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology in Kenya to study corruption in developing economies.

Despite wide spread media coverage of an earlier study showing that “power poses” influence hormones and risk taking, a new study using a much larger sample finds no such relationships.

The Ragnar Söderberg foundation organises a ceremony for the researchers who received their support in the discipline of Economics.

Ingela Sölvell will tell us more about researchers' roles and methods in the symposium Interaktionen vid uppdragsforskning on December 12th

January 31st: Please join us for the presentation of the volume edited by Mikael and Karin: 'Entreprenörskap och varumärken'

A cooperation agreement between SSE and Sport Campus Sweden (SCS) enable top young athletes to combine their sport career with their studies. This is part of SSE’s ambition to show that it is possible...

Erik Tivenius and Emanuel Rezvani Arany, both students at the Stockholm School of Economics, have been awarded the Gun & Einar Larsson scholarship 2015 (GELS) for their project ‘Enhancing the status...

The number of applications to the SSE Bachelor programs starting in 2015 have significantly increased. For the Bachelor program in Business and Economics the increase in applicants was 19% and for the...

What are new trends in cross-cultural management research, what will be tomorrow's chalenges? These questions will be part of the EURAM panel in which Laurence Romani will take part.