Are you a Bachelor, Master or PhD Student at SSE and keen on creating your own digital marketplace or social media app in just five afternoons? Join Daniel Nylander, entrepreneur and SSE alum, for a live code-along bootcamp where you will build a fully working web app from scratch. No prior experience needed! Please follow the link below to apply for the bootcamp.

Welcome to the Brown Bag Seminar in Economics organized by the Department of Economics, SSE. The seminar speaker is Amadeo Zorzi, Toulouse School of Economics

Welcome to the 20th Alumni Reunion for you who started at SSE in 2005!

Ben Knox, Senior Economist at the Federal Reserve Board in the Division of International Finance, will present his research at SSE main building (Room A720) on Friday, November 14 at 10:30 CET.

“More Multinational Than Most”: MNCs, business organisations and the national interest in Swedish economic diplomacy, ca 1950-2000

Join us at the Stockholm School of Economics for the third HROMADA Conference, hosted by the Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics (SITE). The conference gathers researchers, policymakers and practitioners to discuss Ukraine’s reconstruction and reform - covering governance, demographics and mobility, and energy transition and security.

Welcome to the Center for Security and Resilience, together with the House of Innovation at the Stockholm School of Economics, for an Academic Insights Seminar on “How geopolitical disruptions affect the configuration and management of global supply chains.” Please note that breakfast will be served from 07:30.

Digitalisering och regelefterlevnad är inte längre separata fenomen – de formar tillsammans framtidens finansiella landskap. Detta seminarium belyser hur forskning och praktik möts i en tid där teknologins möjligheter och regelverkens krav växer i takt. Anmäl dig nedan för att säkra din plats.

Join us for the next SITE Seminar! On November 11, 2025, we are joined by Professor Olle Folke (SITE) to discuss how the widely cited “child penalty” graph is interpreted - and misinterpreted.