TrEE (Transforming Enterprise Education) invites you to three interactive days on pedagogies for ecojustice, social justice and hope. Join us to engage with scholars and practitioners on new ideas for transforming enterprise education.

Transforming Enterprise Education (TrEE) is a project that seeks to further develop Enterprise Education ('EE') to help students develop the resilience that is needed to cope with today's crises, and the growing complexities of societal challenges that come with these crises, ecological and social.

The project recognises that some contemporary societal challenges can be solved or worsened by entrepreneurship. EE can play a key role in transforming the way educators think and offer a powerful tool in creating relevant alternatives. In this project, we decouple EE from the creation of (high-growth) businesses, and instead put its (creative) potential to work to help enact more just futures, for people as well as our planet.

Program TrEE’s Branching Out Conference 15th - 17th October (3051 Kb)

Read more about Transforming Enterprise Education (TrEE)

The EURO Group on Retail Operations (EWG) was founded in 2015 and has met on a yearly basis since 2016. Previous meetings have been in Beilngries (Germany), Porto (Portugal) and Eindhoven (Netherlands), Mallorca (Spain) and Istanbul (Turkey).

We are looking forward to hosting this years’ meeting, and to welcoming you all to beautiful Stockholm for two days of interactions, discussions and academic growth.

Read more about EWG Retail 6th Meeting Stockholm, September 20-22, 2023

"Emerging Markets Inspiration Conference" is held every year in May. EMIC stands for "Emerging Markets Inspiration Conference" was founded in 2016 by Professor Tony Fang.

FutFin.Info is a platform for everyone fascinated by how information flows through and impacts financial markets. We believe the time is ripe to explore the insights alternative data sources, such as satellite images, and new methods, such as textual analysis and machine learning, can provide. We do so by hosting an annual conference as well as a bi-weekly webinar series.

Read more at futfin.info

Seminars are open and we welcome anyone of interest to join, so please feel free to circulate this invitation among colleagues of possible interest.

See the calender for current seminars

For access to text ahead of the seminar, please respond to andreas.sundstrom@sbs.su.se.

Seminar Series Finance SBS

The finance section organizes weekly research seminars on Mondays, 1 pm - 2.15 pm.
If you want to present or attend a seminar, please contact:

• Björn Hagströmer, bjorn.hagstromer@sbs.su.se or
• Jarkko Peltomäki, jarkko.peltomaki@sbs.su.se

Upcoming seminars are listed here

To subscribe to the seminar calendar, use this ICAL link.

Online seminars

SBS Finance faculty also runs two online seminar series:

The Microstructure Exchange has seminars every second Tuesday, featuring papers related to market microstructure. It is coorganized by Björn Hagströmer.
 

FutFin.Info has seminars every second Wednesday, with papers related to the future of financial information, such as textual analysis, fintech, networks, machine learning, artifical intelligence, and financial market structure. It is organized by Michal Dzielinski, who also runs an annual conference on the same theme.

The MOS seminars are continually held, each seminar is one hour. Here researcher’s (including PhD-students) at the Management section as-well as invited guests, can present research in various forms – from initial research ideas to almost completed manuscripts, targeting wide areas in relation to management and organization.

Contact: Professor Tommy Jensen

The Marketing section organizes research seminars regularly, usually on Thursdays at 12.00-13.00. Some of these seminars are also open to the general public.

Guest Seminars are organized with external researchers in our field so that we can take part in and discuss their work, to get new ideas, and to develop contacts with the wider community.

You will find current guest seminars and open research seminars in the web calendar.

Contact: Martin Johanson