Stockholm University is one of the 200 highest ranked universities in the world and a leading European university in one of the world’s most dynamic capitals.

Since 1878, Stockholm University has been characterized by openness and innovation. More than 70 000 undergraduate and Master’s students, 1800 doctoral students and over 5000 members of staff make it the largest institution of higher education in Sweden.

Stockholm Business School – Business and Beyond

Stockholm Business School (SBS) is one of the largest departments at Stockholm University. At SBS we equip you with knowledge and skills of business studies while also allowing you to develop a strong sense of self and a deeper understanding of the world around you.  

• Education beyond business. Our education is interdisciplinary, creative and challenges traditional assumptions.
• Global career opportunities. Our education provides a solid platform for a career within international business, NGOs and public sector organisations, in Sweden and abroad.
• Experienced faculty. Enjoy the benefits of a highly skilled and experienced faculty who base their courses on the latest within research.
• International environment. People of many different nationalities, with contacts throughout the world, contribute to the creation of a highly international atmosphere at SBS.
• Unique location. SBS is located in Stockholm, the beautiful capital city of Sweden where tradition meets innovation. We capitalize on our location in one of the largest hubs for business and education in Northern Europe and attract bright minds from all over the world.

Meet Dominik, Elia, Olivia and Ben and learn more about what it's like to study at Stockholm Business School.

Meet Stuart Penney, a former Erasmus student at Stockholm Business School

Stuart Penny studied a Honours degree in International Business Management during 2001-2006 at the University of Plymouth in the UK, with an Erasmus exchange year in 2004 at Stockholm Business School.
- The Erasmus programme gave me the ideal chance to combine my International Business degree in the UK and integrate my studies with a year at the Stockholm Business School, Stuart says.

Stuart explains what his exchange year meant to him.

Karin Berglund is Professor in Business Administration with specialisation in entrepreneurship. She is Deputy Head of Department and teaches courses on entrepreneurship and social change to master students.
Read more about Karin Berglund, Professor in Business Administration

Olov Isaksson

”Teaching is incredibly rewarding and fun. I feel that this is probably where academics like me can make the biggest impact. We are lucky to have really talented students on our master’s programme and I continuously learn from them as well.”

Read more about Olov Isaksson, Assistant Professor of Operations Management

Andrea Lucarelli

"I bring many examples from my research into the classroom for enhanced critical thinking. I think students enjoy it, their feedback tells me so!"

Read more about Andrea Lucarelli, Associate Professor in Marketing

Stockholm Business School Student Association, Föreningen Ekonomerna

The International Committee at Stockholm Business School Student Association, Föreningen Ekonomerna, looks after exchange students and organises the Senior Buddy Program. The association consists of a number of committees, mästerier and projects which together form the operational activities. The association is represented by students in several decision-making bodies like the Stockholm Business School board, the undergraduate board and the faculty board. Its Education Committee works to further advance student influence at the School and to ensure that the education is of highest quality.

Read more about Stockholm Business School Student Association

Stockholm offers everything you expect to find in a cosmopolitan city: beautiful architecture, trendy shopping, museums, theatres, night clubs, international food and a music scene that attracts stars nationwide and globally.

On top of that you are met by stunning waterfront views almost wherever you go, as the city is built on fourteen islands.

Here you find more information about Stockholm and admission to Stockholm university, Stockholm Business School.

Once you have completed your program or your free-standing courses, you can apply for a degree. If you have read your last course at the Department of Business Administration, you will receive a degree from Stockholm University (only applies to bachelor's level).

Read more about the degree and how to proceed when you want to apply for the degree