Are you interested in pursuing a PhD and conducting research in the field of innovation? Join this webinar for an introduction to SSE's House of Innovation (HOI), get to know our faculty, learn about the different research areas, explore our ways of working, and find out what current PhD students are working on. You will also receive additional information about the application process.

The Forum for Research on Eastern Europe: Climate and Environment (FREECE) together with the Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics (SITE) invites you to a one-day workshop on 'The Economics of Inequality and the Environment' at the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE).

Juanita Gonzales, Associate Professor at London School of Economics, will present her research at SSE main building (Room A720) on Friday, November 28 at 10:30 CET.

Alexandra Erling will defend a PhD dissertation entitled “Making work one’s own: work orientations and job crafting in nursing” on Nov. 28.

Welcome to the Brown Bag Seminar in Economics organized by the Department of Economics, SSE. The seminar speaker is Andreas Kotsadam, Frisch Center & University of Oslo

Are you interested in applying to any of our PhD programs? Join our virtual coffee chat and connect with the PhD admissions team to hear more about the application process.

We will be in Rio de Janeiro on December 2, 2025 and would love to meet you for a one-on-one session!

Experience SSE in a new way, with the sense of smell! Welcome to an immersive tour of the campus where we explore the School and the art classrooms through perfume. Perfume is a mix between art, science and business, and lends itself perfectly to be experienced and discussed at a business school embedded in art. Besides, the building on Sveavägen 65 was built in 1925, during the golden age of perfumery.

Join us at the House of Innovation for a research seminar with Assistant Professor Julia Grimm from Stockholm University. Register now to secure your seat.

Visiting the Management Seminar this week is a guest from London Business School: Assistant Professor Elinor Flynn, presenting a paper on money versus meaning as a motivator