Liberal Arts Courses
Earn credit in a range of liberal arts courses taught in English by Swedish Program faculty.
The Swedish Program is sponsored by a consortium of leading American colleges and universities and affiliated with the Stockholm School of Economics. We offer the advantages of a small program – small class sizes, personalized support, and an engaged community – paired with the resources of a world-class institution, with access to SSE’s vibrant intellectual and social community.
Earn credit across a wide range of liberal arts disciplines while experiencing education in a global context. Our courses are designed to challenge your thinking, broaden your perspective, and connect theory with real-world issues in Sweden and beyond.
Earn credit in a range of liberal arts courses taught in English by Swedish Program faculty.
Our team is accessible and committed to helping you have a rewarding academic and cultural experience. We look forward to getting to know you.
The unique opportunity to directly enroll in a course offered by the Stockholm School of Economics.
Opportunities to experience Swedish work culture, expand your network, and build your resume.
Make friends, stay active, and have fun with the Student Association at Stockholm School of Economics.
Cultural excursions in Sweden and two full weeks to travel on your own.
Choose between two housing options that help you integrate into Swedish life: a single studio apartment in the same building with other Program students, or a local host family.
Because everyone else seems to be going to England or Australia! Stockholm is the hidden gem of Europe known for its beauty, innovation, quality of life, and more.
Staff regularly organize cultural activities for students and send bi-weekly recommendations for events, restaurants, and places to enjoy around the city.




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