Sweden has given strong support to Ukraine in its fight against Russia’s invasion—but there’s been far less attention on the Ukrainians who’ve fled to Sweden. A new policy brief shows that these displaced people face unclear rights and limited support, which makes it harder for them to rebuild their lives and contribute to both Swedish society and Ukraine’s future.

The role is split into two main areas: as the Executive Director for GaPP and as the Administrative Manager for SIR.

Retail Management students in ICA's Retail Club had a workshop with "ICA-Kundinsikt" to deepen their understanding of strategies within customer insights.

Retail Management students in the Circular Impact Retail Club got to learn more about the challenges and opportunities within the second-hand market together with Bencha.

Retail Management students in Accenture Retail Club visited the Accenture head office in central Stockholm for a workshop on Design Thinking.

Students in the Retail Management program attended a Theme Lecture led by RM Alumni Oliver Lundgren, founder and entrepreneur behind the Swedish lifestyle brand OAS.

The latest Misum Annual Report is now available, showcasing a variety of sustainability-focused research projects, engaging multi-stakeholder events, and highlights from Misum's outreach and research communication activities.

During April 2025 Art Initiative is screening the acclaimed Swedish artist Gunvor Nelson's most important film My Name is Oona (1969) on the big screen in the schools atrium. The screening is made in cooperation with Filmform. The film adds the unbeatable feeling of freely roaming your environment to the atrium, says Art Initiative director Tinni Ernsjöö Rappe.

The Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics (SITE), together with the American University of Armenia (AUA), is pleased to announce a two-day Paper Development Workshop on June 3-4 as part of the program “Closing Gender Gaps Through Economics Research”, supported by the Swedish Institute Eastern Partnership Cooperation Project.

Stockholm School of Economics is pleased to announce a call designed to support mobility of early-career researchers between the MIRAI universities. The call is open to early-career researchers at SSE who wish to spend 5 to 12 months at one of the Japanese MIRAI member universities and early-career researchers at the Japanese MIRAI member universities who wish to spend 5 to 12 months at SSE.