För att hindra spridningen måste man göra något av det svåraste som finns: ändra människor beteende.

This year, SSE moved up two places in the FT European business school ranking, from 27 to 25, and remains the leading Nordic school on this list.

The SSE Pedagogical Award 2018 was given to Tomas Hjelström, Assistant Professor at the Department of Accounting, for his long-term excellent teaching and for being a pedagogical role model and mentor.

Come work with us! We are looking for a PhD student for research on the tourist industry and it´s contribution to sustainable development through the employment of unemployed immigrants in Sweden. It´s a 4 year PhD student position, and application deadline is February 1, 2019.

SITE has the pleasure to invite you to a presentation on Wednesday December 12, by Professor Andris Spruds, Director of the Latvian Institute of International Affairs.

Ena hälften av årets Ekonomipris till Nobels minne går till William Nordhaus som tagit in klimatförändringarna i sina ekonomiska modeller. Men hans ekonomiska modeller har både prisats och kritiserats. Lyssna till bland andra Misums Max Jerneck i Sveriges Radios Vetenskapsradions avsnitt "Det kritiserade ekonomipriset", sänt den 5 december 2018.

Den nya avhandlingen Marketing with benefits av Stefan Szugalski, forskare vid Handelshögskolan i Stockholm, besvarar frågor som: Varför vill människor ha det som är vackert? Vad händer om människor exponeras för fula saker? Avhandlingen består av fem artiklar och kan användas som en verktygslåda för marknadsförare som vill skapa marknadsföring med positiva effekter för både företag och samhälle.

Financial Times has interviewed Lana Haddad, a refugee from Syria and one of the participants in SSE's general management program for newcomers (RAMP), who quickly found a way to a new career in Sweden. Our RAMP project aims to increase diversity in Swedish industry and help newcomers to a fast track into the Swedish job market.

On December 3, the Swedish Student Manifesto was published in DN Debatt, a call-to-action where students from seven Swedish universities and university colleges demand climate responsibility from their future employers. One of the students who signed the manifesto is Ylvali Busch, who is in her second year at the Stockholm School of Economics.

Every day, we consume and generate data – in our business roles, private lives and in between. But why is this important? How will data, analytics and artificial intelligence shape the future? Understanding and working with data is key to how organizations, large and small, make and measure their impact, and data collected for scientific research is what allows us to progress.