The Swedish retail industry has achieved substantial success internationally and powers a significant share of the Nordic economy. The global success makes studying retail management in Sweden attractive, also for students from other countries.

“The international intake will strengthen the program and Swedish retail by attracting a more multifaceted recruitment base,” says Sara Rosengren, Professor and Head of the Center for Retailing at the Stockholm School of Economics.

Photo: Juliana Wiklund.

The Bachelor Program in Retail Management is a three-year, leading-edge program focusing on retail. The program has been developed in close cooperation with the business sector and is largely financed by the Swedish retail industry.

The Stockholm School of Economics’ undergraduate program in Retail Management is one of the few academic educational programs in the world in which companies, students and faculty are integrated into the pedagogy of the program. So-called “Retail clubs” provide in-depth and continuous cooperation between retail companies, students, and faculty. The clubs also provide a powerful recruitment platform for these companies.

For further information, please contact:
Sara Rosengren, Professor and Head of the Center for Retailing at the Stockholm School of Economics
e-mail: sara.rosengren@hhs.se

Mobile: +46 70-497 00 40

Fredrik Lange, Assistant Professor and Program Director for the Bachelor Program in Retail Management
e-mail: fredrik.lange@hhs.se

Mobile: +46 70-834 19 85

About the Center for Retailing
The Center for Retailing (CFR) at the Stockholm School of Economics sets out to strengthen the competitiveness of the Swedish retail industry through academic education and research. CFR’s vision is to be a top tier European retail center and to be recognized as a global benchmark for industry collaboration and thought leadership in retailing. This includes acting as a role model when it comes to integrating companies’ challenges into both education and research.