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The House of Innovation (HoI) at the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) currently invites applications for one tenure-track position (Assistant Professor level).

At the start of the new academic term, the Stockholm School of Economics is launching a new visual identity. Rooted in the school’s architecture, culture and approach to education, a visual language has been developed that more clearly reflects the institution that SSE is today. 

Student absenteeism is a growing challenge for Swedish schools, yet there is no national attendance register to show the full scale of the problem. CELE researcher Ema Demir spoke to Sveriges Radio about a new research project bringing together attendance data to better understand absenteeism and its consequences for students.

How can wearable technology make invisible pressures on educators visible? And can leadership training have a greater impact when it reaches an entire school leadership team? Researchers from the Center for Educational Leadership and Excellence (CELE) presented new findings on educator well-being and school leadership at ECER 2026 in Tampere, Finland.

Giving families information about the health benefits of cleaner water may not be enough to change behavior for good. A field experiment in Karachi, Pakistan, finds that families were much more likely to keep chlorinating their water when both they and their neighbors had learned from their own experience.

New students at the Stockholm School of Economics are welcomed with SSE’s traditional red carpet ceremony