The master’s programmes at Stockholm University School of Business are designed to equip you with the skills and qualities required to manage current and future challenges in business and society. Our degrees combine relevant topics within Business Administration in order to generate a broad expertise that is attractive on the international market. You will gain both theoretical knowledge and practical capabilities that are necessary to succeed in international business within your chosen area.
International perspective
During your two years at the School of Business you will build an important international network as you interact with students from all over the world who are drawn to the global perspectives of our courses. Three of our programmes also offer students the opportunity to study one semester abroad at one of our many partner universities. Read more about exchange studies>
Experienced faculty
The master's courses are taught by faculty members with solid track records of teaching, researching and working within their respective fields and our students are actively involved in the learning process.
High employability
Our close ties to the business world and international research ensure that our courses offer students a relevant and attractive education. All our programmes have a strong research connection and prepare you for continued research studies, while at the same time ensuring that you graduate with a range of practical skills, including the ability to work well in a team and communicate effectively. The School of Business offers five international master’s programmes taught in English:
• Accounting, Auditing and Analysis
• Banking and Finance
• Consumer and Business Marketing
• Management Studies
• Strategic IT Management
All programmes (2 years) lead to a Master of Science degree and are structured according to the Bologna model for international compatibility.
We do also offer one programme in Public Management with courses both in Swedish and English. Read more on our Swedish web site
Please note that knowledge of Swedish is a requirement to be admitted to this programme.
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