On March 10th and 11th, the second MLEA (MicroLearning Entrepreneurship for Athletes) meeting took place at the Stockholm School of Economics. The two-day visit, gathering partners in the ZŠEM-led project from Sweden, Slovenia, Serbia, Germany, Bosnia and Herzegovina as well as Croatia, included both a visit to and meeting at SSE, as well as to the Swedish Sports Confederation.

Mistra Center for Sustainable Markets recently welcomed five new affiliated researchers and a research assistant to its team. Their work spans various sustainability topics related to Misum's interdisciplinary research streams.

Today Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel of Sweden visited the Stockholm School of Economics to learn more about the school’s activities and meet researchers as well as students.

The second-year students from Clas Ohlson's Retail Club had their Career Module.

The Department of Accounting proudly shares faculty achievements in a 2021 Annual Summary

On March 9th, the Stockholm School of Economics had the honor of welcoming Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel of Sweden. During their visit, they learnt more about the school’s activities and met researchers as well as students. As part of this, Martin Carlsson-Wall, the Director for the Center for Sports and Business, presented the Center for the Crown Princess Couple.

As fighting across Ukraine escalates and the world reacts, how will the sanctions affect Russia and can we expect them to be effective? Maria Perrotta Berlin, Assistant Professor at Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics (SITE), shares her insights and discusses the potential effects of sanctions against Russia.

Yesterday evening, the Center for Sports and Business at SSE arranged a lecture with Croatia's former President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic. She spoke about global leadership and her experiences from the International Olympic Committee, politics, and NATO. It was an exciting evening for the over 280 persons in the audience at the Aula at SSE.

The objective of this International workshop is to explore, examine and demonstrate the breadth and depth of interlinkages related to sustainable development.

To the students currently enrolled at SSE, or to the students who have been enrolled a couple of years, it might appear that the President of the Student Association (SASSE) has almost always, besides for a couple of exceptions, been a woman. Since 2017, four out of five SASSE Presidents have been female. And this December, yet another woman was elected to carry the utmost responsibility of this association consisting of 2,000 members with an annual turnover of 15 MSEK, writes SASSE President Tindra Hedlund.