Prestigious school. Progressive city. Perfect opportunity.
The Swedish Program is sponsored by a consortium of American colleges and universities. We are affiliated with the Stockholm School of Economics, one of the most prestigious universities in Europe for the study of economics, finance, and business. All courses are taught in English.
This is The Swedish Program.
Engaging Curriculum
Earn credit in a range of liberal arts disciplines:
Psychology
Public Policy, Sociology and Politics
Economics
Humanities
Blog
Reflecting on my Swedish Program Experience
Jack Lawrence V, Bates College ’24
Sociology and Political Science
At the Swedish Program and the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE), I found that course lectures, activities, and field trips were unlike anything I could find at my American liberal arts college.
New Friends in an Ancient City
Madeleine Magill, Kenyon College ’25
Political Science
There’s nothing like stumbling upon the unfamiliar — whether it’s an unexpected cliffpoint or the skeleton of a man who lived 9,000+ years ago on a museum tour — with people who are just as excited about it as you are.
A Week in the Life of a Swedish Program Student
Audrey Bohlin, Davidson College ’25
English and Psychology
One thing I’ve loved is that every week is different, but there are some constants throughout the program that make it feel like home. I get to be a student, an adult learning to live independently, and a tourist all at once.
Internships
Local internships give students an opportunity to better understand Swedish professional culture while building their networks and resumes abroad. We offer several excellent internship opportunities every semester and occasionally offer additional internships when available.
What Students Say
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