Partnership Programme
As a partner to the School of Business, Economics and Law, you participate in a mutual exchange that creates added value, both for your organisation and for the School: competence development, access to our network of researchers, and valuable help to develop your employer brand towards the School's students. Through the collaboration, you contribute to ensuring that our educations meet the needs of employers, and to attract the most promising students to the School of Business, Economics and Law.
Value for all
The School of Business, Economics and Law's partnership programme started in 1999 and is a long-term collaboration that provides benefits for the participating partners, the School and for society at large. The collaboration contributes, among other things, to:
- increase the competitiveness of the business community through skills development
- ensure the quality of education and that it meets the needs of business and society of today
- attract the most promising students to the School
- gain access to international academic expertise
- the business community gets access to new, competent employees
Three levels of partnership
We offer partnerships on three levels: Senior Partner and Associate Partner. For public activities, there is also the form Public Associate Partner. What is included in the partnership differs between the levels.
As a partner to the School you get this
The Executive Faculty program at the School offers experienced professional’s opportunities to develop their expertise by creating time and scope for learning, reflection and networking in an academic environment. With Executive Faculty, the School strengthens its relations with trade, industry and the public sector by offering a long-term, structured program for mutual benefit.
Over the course of 18 months, representatives from our senior partners team up with researchers – typically, one cohort of Executive Faculty consists of 6-8 pairs. Every cohort represents diversity as participants come from a range of professional areas of expertise and academic disciplines, as well as with broad experiences from different professional areas.
Being an Executive Faculty allows the participant to take responsibility for their own personal and professional development, develop a range of skills, gain access to research and widen one’s academic perspectives. In addition, each participant joins a valuable network of researchers, students and other professionals.
For the partner organization, your representative gets new perspectives, experiences and network that you can bring back into further organizational development – as well as a great opportunity for employer branding.
The next Executive Faculty starts in February 2023. Want to learn more? Contact our Program manager, Mette Anthonsen (PhD, PCC), mette.anthonsen@handels.gu.se
- Competency development
- Recruitment and Employer Branding
- Advisory meeting grounds
- Exposure
Activites
Each semester, the Partnership Programme arranges a series of activities, where our partner companies get to meet and listen to researchers and representatives of business and society.
February 3
Economic outlook 2021 with SEB's chief economist Jens Magnusson.
Mars 15
Cyberattacks - the new normal? with Anne-Marie Eklund Löwinder, IT security expert.
May 4
Return to the workplace 2022 and beyond
Welcome to a digital meetingpoint with Dr. Jessica Bagger Management professor directly from San Francisco.
Finally, after a long two years, we are looking at a return to the workplace that is actualizing. However, it is no surprise that the workplace we return to is not the same place we left two years ago. Employees have left and new ones have joined. Workflows have changed. Expectations are different. These changes provide fertile ground for conflict, dissatisfaction, culture changes, and turnover. We will explore options for more successful return to the workplace scenarios.
Autumn of 2021
- September 15 - Innovation management and creativity in organizations
With Leif Denti and Maria Lindqvist.
- December 1 - The economic situation and future prospects
With Lena Sellgren, Ylva Hedén Westerdahl and Olof Johansson Stenman.
Spring of 2021
- January 20 - Economic outlook 2021
With Peter Malmqvist.
- Mars 11 - Exclusive webinar: Culture change and the corona crisis - lessons so far and future challenges
With Professor Gideon Kunda.
- May 26 - Leadership of the future – Mindful reflection workshop
With Rebecka Arman and Lasse Lychnell.
Autumn of 2020
- 23 September - Sweden and the EU after Brexit and Corona
With Assar Gabrielsson professor Cecilia Malmström.
- Oktober 15 - Meeting Point Finans - Finansialization of the subscription economy
With Lecturer Viktor Elliot and more.
- November 26 - Executive seminar - Is EU still grappling in the dark with BRI? China’s geo-political ambition, unique aspects of the BRI framework and the EU’s response.
With Assistant Professor Trisha Rajput.
Evenemang
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Society and economyMeet us: Bachelor's Programme in Business andEconomics
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Society and economyDigital Open House: Master'sprogrammes
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Sustainability and environmentDigital Open House: master's programmes
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ToSustainability and environmentISS2024conference
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