Stockholm School of Economics
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Ranked the Number 1 Business School in the Nordic region, Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) basks in national and international recognition. Boasting a world-class reputation both in Sweden and abroad, SSE should lay firmly on the radar of aspiring business buffs and financial moguls.
Powered by a culture of respect and innovation, this school collaborates with leading players in the global business sphere. This is an institution set on inspiring change and making an impact through truly influential, boundary-breaking research. Since 1999, the school has been accredited by the European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS), showing that all activities – in terms of programs, research and beyond – have demonstrated excellence at a universal level.
Programs:
Accreditation:
Since 1999, SSE has been accredited by the European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS), which means that all programs and research have demonstrated excellence at an international level
Ranking:
Starting Dates:
The starting date for all Master programs is in August 2019.
Length of Course:
Full Time MSc: 24 months
(all Master programs)
Application Timeline
October 1 - application opens
November 15 - early application deadline. You may apply by this deadline if you have all the complete documents and test results ready by that date. We will start reviewing the applications and if your candidacy is selected you will receive the invitation for the assessment center from us by the end of December.
January 15 - application deadline. Your complete application should be submitted by this date. This is also the last date to sit all the tests.
Student Body
Percentage of international students: 52 %
Average Age: 24
Length of Work Experience: not relevant
Admission
More information can be found on the website www.hhs.se.
Costs
Application fee: no application fee
Tuition fees: Citizens of an EU/EEA country or Switzerland are not required to pay tuition fees. Non - EU / EEA and Swiss citizens are required to pay SEK 150,000 per year. A limited amount of scholarships are available for fee-paying students.
Estimate for accommodation/living costs, insurance: SEK 9,000 / month
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