School of Business, Economics and Law

Master the complexities of a globalised world

Welcome to the School of Business, Economics and Law at the University of Gothenburg! Here you will find research and education with global perspectives and a focus on sustainable development.

The School is accredited by EQUIS, AACSB and AMBA. This "Triple Crown" accreditation is valuable proof that education, research and collaborations maintain an internationally high quality, and confirms that we are a strong business school, active in an international arena, continually developing in line with the requirements and changes around us.

Education

Master's programmes

We offer a first class internationally competitive education. The School of Business, Economic and Law is Sweden's only…

Doctoral Studies

Educating new researchers is one of the key activities at the School of Business, Economics and Law. This is crucial in…

Executive education

New student 2020?

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About us

COVID-19

Information for students and staff at the School of Business, Econopmics and Law regarding the corona virus and covid-19

News and events

News – 16 September 2020

Left a job in banking – to become a jeweller

Alumnus Victor Halvarsson was always keen to embrace his entrepreneurial spirit – but his entry into the diamond market came…

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News

Society and economy
Left a job in banking – to become a
jeweller
Society and economy
Executive Faculty taking skills development to a new
level
Society and economy
20 years of
partnership
Society and economy
Focus on entrepreneurs keen to get out into the
world
Society and economy
"Gender equality issues begin with our
expectations"

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news

Events

Spreading new knowledge to society and thereby contributing to sustainable societal development is an important task for the…

Seminar

Climate Emergency, Refugee Protection & Externalisation Policies

In January 2020, the UN Human Rights Committee ruled that people who flee the effects of climate change and disasters should…

23 Sep

News – 7 August 2020

18.4 million in funding for research on climate and the economy

Two research projects in economics at the School of Business, Economics and Law have been awarded funding from the research…

News – 22 January 2020

The School rated high on international sustainability rating for business…

About us

Corona pandemic and society

See this spring's webinars

Evenemang

Start date 23 Sep 2020

Sustainability and environment
Refugee Protection in Times of the Climate Emergency: The Role of Externalisation Policies
Start date 24 Sep 2020

Society and economy
The European Union – towards a new economic order post COVID-19, with Cecilia
Malmström

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events

Departments, centres and units

Department of Business Administration

The Department of Business Administration is the biggest department at the School of Business, Economics and Law. The…

Department of Economy and Society

The Department of Economy and Society educates and conducts research within three subject areas. These are Economic History,…

Environment for Development

Environment for Development (EfD) is a global network of research centers established in 2007 with the purpose of increasing…

Department of Economics

Welcome to an international and socially engaged department with researchers and staff from across the world. We put…

Department of Law

The Department of Law is part of the School of Business, Economics and Law at the University of Gothenburg. Legal education…

Gothenburg Research Institute

Are you curious about life around you? At the Gothenburg Research Institute, we study the fundamental mechanisms of society…

Research centres

Shared resources

Research

Our research

The School's research has a clear purpose: to make an impact and thus contribute to the advancement of society at large…

News – 4 March 2020

She maps violence in the tracks of the drug cartels

Collaborate with the School

The School's research and education has a purpose: to influence and contribute to a positive societal development. To succeed in this, commitment and cooperation with the business community and the society is required. The School addresses current societal problems, which are analyzed using the most appropriate methods. An interdisciplinary approach is often required and the School's breadth is a great asset, as is the fact being a part of the university.