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The SSE MBA program has secured 42nd place globally in the Financial Times 2026 Executive MBA ranking, confirming its position as the highest-ranked program in the Nordic region. The program also improved in several key areas, including career progression and sustainability teaching.

On October 5th, 2026, the Center for Security and Resilience (CfSR) hosted the third session in the Working Dialogue series as the Economic Security Forum headed to Stockholm. As economic relationships become a source of strategic pressure, protecting that prosperity raises a practical question: How can governments and businesses strengthen their ability to act together?   

How can digital payment systems remain resilient during crises? On October 6, the Stockholm School of Economics, Sveriges Riksbank, and Stockholm University brought together researchers and experts for Nobel Calling Stockholm to explore what Nobel Prize-winning research on financial crises, trust, and human behavior can teach us about financial stability and preparedness.

What went wrong with liberalism, and can the political center find its way forward? On September 28, historian and columnist Adrian Wooldridge joined the Stockholm School of Economics for a book talk exploring the history of liberalism, the rise of populism, and the challenges facing liberal democracy today.

How can artificial intelligence help healthcare systems address workforce shortages while improving working conditions and patient care? On September 22, the Center for Resilient Health at the Stockholm School of Economics brought together researchers, healthcare leaders, and practitioners to explore how AI is reshaping healthcare work, professional skills, and organizational decision-making.

On Wednesday, September 30th, Director and Professor Martin Carlsson Wall and Executive Director Staffan Holmberg of the Center for Security and Resilience had the honor of hosting his Excellency ambassador Robert Sinclair at the Stockholm School of Economics.