New student
Welcome to Stockholm Business School! We hope you will enjoy being part of our department. Here we have gathered information to help you get started with your studies.
Once you have been admitted to a course package or programme with us, you must:
- activate your university account, and
- register for the courses included in the first semester of the course package or program.
Checklists with important dates
Before, during, and after the application period, there are important dates you need to keep track of. Here is a checklist with dates and information that are good to know as you prepare to start studying with us.
Welcome information
In connection with your admission notice, you will receive a welcome email containing information and an invitation to an information event in Aula Magna organized by Stockholm Business School.
If you are an international student, you will also receive an invitation to the activities that Stockholm University organizes for newly admitted international students.
SBS Welcome Information Autumn Semester 2025 pptx, 9.7 MB.
You can find more information about the university’s welcome activities here.
Programme and course pages with schedules and reading lists
In Stockholm University's digital course catalogue, each degree programme and course has its own information page. These pages contain schedules, reading lists, contact details, and other important information to help you prepare for the start of the semester.
Find your programme
Find your course, search by course name or course code
Canvas - our learning management system
Each course has its own page in Canvas. When you register for a course in Ladok, you will automatically gain access to the course page in Canvas. Please note that it may take up to 24 hours after completing your registration for the course to become visible in Canvas.
On the course page, you will find, among other things, the timetable, course plan, course materials, and assignment submissions.
After admission
Here we have gathered information about reserve admission and other matters that may become relevant after you have been admitted
SBS Code of Conduct
An academic approach and way of acting are a vital part of good scientific practice and cornerstones of all higher education. Stockholm Business School (SBS) has developed a code of conduct for how students are expected to approach their studies and behave towards peers, teachers, administrative staff and as representatives of Stockholm University.
Studying with a disability
Stockholm University provides targeted study support to students with long-term disabilities. The support is based on your individual needs and the aim is to facilitate your studies.
The student association Föreningen Ekonomerna
Become a member of the student association Föreningen Ekonomerna. The association consists of several committees, masteries, and projects that together form its operational activities. Its education committee works to further promote student influence within the department and to ensure that the education maintains the highest quality. Föreningen Ekonomerna has a close collaboration with the department’s leadership and includes student representatives in the department’s decision-making bodies.
Stockholm Business School Student Association, Föreningen Ekonomerna
Contact
Academic Advisors assist and answer questions about course selection, grading rules, applications, admissions and eligibility, roll call and admission from the waiting list, credit transfer of previous university studies, degree requirements, and more. They are bound by confidentiality.
Last updated: 2026-09-09
Source: SBS

