All our Master’s programmes belong to the Graduate School at the School of Business, Economics and Law. Student counsellors and administrative personnel at the Graduate School will take care of you from registration to the final graduation with a high degree of commitment, professionalism and enthusiasm.

The mandatory registration will take place online 21 August until 26 August (CET). Note that you will lose your spot on the programme if you do not sign up for your course/courses during the registration period.

Prepare yourself
To help you out, we have created a checklist to make sure you do not forget important steps prior to your start. It is crucial that you read through the entire checklist and read the important section from the Graduate School, where you will find all the information that concerns your programme. The checklist from your programme’s department, the Graduate School, can be found under the headline “Information from Faculties and Departments".

Career Service is aimed at all students at the School. Through activities such as company presentations, skills training, CV review and career coaching, Career Service helps you to be prepared for professional life. Personal and professional development workshops are also integrated into several of our degree programs.

To give you the best possibilities to succeed with your master’s studies we have gathered useful and important information about academic writing and honesty, referencing, citation practices, working in groups and what awaits when you meet Swedish society. The Master Your Master’s (M.Y.M) consists of both films, links, reading tips and an event. You will be invited to a webpage and the event once you are registered.

Date: 9 September
Time: 15:30-17:00
Place: Malmstensalen, Vasagatan 1

The workshop will focus on the ethical responsibilities that come with professional roles in business and society. As a future professional with influence over organisations, people and resources, you need the competence to reflect on the complexity and consequences of your own actions — and those of others. During the session, we explore how ethical considerations shape decisions across sectors, and how responsibility, power and accountability become central in sustainability work. The aim is to build on your ethical awareness and judgement, supporting your ability to navigate real‑world dilemmas throughout your professional life.

At the School of Business, Economics and Law we twist and turn the challenges of the future and discuss solutions to the global sustainability goals in research, education and together with our partner companies, public organizations and international partners. Today, perhaps more than ever before, knowledge and understanding of social, ecological and economic sustainability issues are required, both in private and public sector. These questions about the future are taking a larger place in our research and in our education. Therefore, we find it central that by the time you graduate, we want you to have sufficient knowledge and tools to be able to handle issues on ethics, social responsibility and the environment in your professional life.