CaseAkademin and Föreningen Ekonomerna presents an event with management consultants and former KPMG Case Competition winners Pierre-Brice Hellsing, Joakim Claesson and David Andersson. Learn from their experience and prepare yourself for future case interviews and competitions!

Are you interested in finding a job in Sweden? Stockholm University Student Union and Student Services invite you to a career event about “Navigating the Swedish Labour Market”.  The event will be held on Wednesday May 8 at Campus Frescati.

What do you think your programme should look like by 2020 to prepare future students to be effective business leaders? Assemble a team and produce a video that provides your prediction. Deadline is on 15 May 2013. Be creative!

One of the best ways to find out more about the Stockholm School of Entrepreneurship (SSES) is to attend one of their public seminars. The Public Seminar Series (PuSS) consists of open guest lectures that are held within the SSES’ academic courses. Lecturers are often SSES alumni entrepreneurs or international speakers.

Have you ever dreamed of becoming an international reporter? Share the daily life and buzz of your campus. By showing a more unique and diverse perspective of your business school or university, you can help other students around the world by giving them reliable advice and first-hand information, directly from your campus.

In this Spring 2013 issue, read about our new agreements for student exchange, check out our calendar of events, and much more.

Are you a student at Stockholm University School of Business? Do you enjoy writing and blogging? Join our School of Business Student Blog and start sharing your academic, cultural and travel experiences! The blog is primarily read by international students seeking to hear about Stockholm and the School of Business from fellow students.

If you are interested and/or want to know more, please contact Linda Strid (lst@fek.su.se)

According to the 2012 Global Employability Survey, a degree from Stockholm University puts the graduate ahead of graduates from other Scandinavian universities.

Are you interested in learning how to play basketball, while having fun and meeting new friends? SSIF organises basketball for beginners at the Swedish School of Sport and Health Sciences, GIH.

Are you writing texts in English for your courses? Do you need to improve your academic writing? As of September 2012, the Academic Writing Service provides language support to students who write their course work in English.

The School of Business has gained access to a new database from IFRS, eIFRS, which includes International Accounting Standards and Interpretations.

Academic merits are certainly important, but so is the social and cultural experience of being on exchange in a new country. The School of Business Student Association’s (FEST) Senior Buddy Program (SBP) operates with this in mind and works hard to ensure that all incoming exchange students have a good time during their stay in Stockholm.

In the the Eduniversal Worldwide Business School Ranking for 2011 Stockholm University School of Business has once again been awarded with a second place- proving that we are one of the top business schools in Sweden. The results also show that we are closing in on Stockholm School of Economics.

Career Center's website is updated weekly with new job postings. There are extra jobs, internships, full-and part-time employment that is addressed only to students studying with us. Welcome to inspect our job opportunities you too! You must log in to Career Center's website to see the ads.