Everything you need to know before starting your studies
All our Master's programmes belong to the Graduate School at the School of Business, Economics and Law. Student counsellors and administrative personnel at Graduate School will take care of you from registration to the final graduation with a high degree of commitment, professionalism and enthusiasm.
Register for your Master’s programme
The Mandatory registration will take place online 19 August until 24 August (CET).
Please note that you will lose your place in the programme if you do not sign up for your courses during the registration period.
To help you out, we have created a checklist to make sure you do not forget important steps prior to your start.
The autumn semester starts 29 August
All Master’s programmes will have separate programme introductions on Monday 29 August 2022, the schedule for each programme can be found on the link below.
Career Service
Our career coaches make sure that you never walk alone
The School's Career Service supports you during and up to two years after your studies. You can choose between individual career coaching, workshops or seminars to complement your studies - everything tailored to meet your needs for free. Our coaches are here to make the best out of your career opportunities and guide you through your process towards graduation. If you move to Gothenburg from another country it may be a good investment in yourself to book a session with one of the coaches.
Master Your Master's
To give you the best possibilities to succeed with your Master´s studies we have gathered useful and important information about academic writing, referencing- and citing other texts, working in groups and what awaits when you meet Swedish society. The Master Your Master's event consists of both films, links and reading tips. Further we will have a workshop on 8th of September from 15:00-18:00 CET
Date: September 8
Time: 15:00-18:00 CET
Place: Volvosalen
Global Transition in the Time of Crisis
Sustainability Day for first-year Master’s students
There is a growing concern in the public sector as well as in the business community and the general public that the transition towards a low carbon economy and more inclusive societies isn’t going fast enough. However, the vision manifested by the Sustainable Development Goals provide a global roadmap for stakeholders to engage in this transition, and important governmental and business sector actors are starting to respond. The EU is aiming high with the Green Deal presented in 2019, which overarching objective is for the EU to become the first climate neutral continent by 2050, resulting in a cleaner environment, more affordable energy, smarter transport, new jobs and an overall better quality of life.
To achieve the goals set by the European Green Deal, the Commission has pledged to mobilise at least €1 trillion in sustainable investments over the next decade. Around 30% of the EU’s multiannual budget (2021-2028) and the EU’s unique NextGenerationEU (NGEU) instrument to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, has been allocated for green investments.
During your first week on Campus, you are provided this valuable opportunity to engage in conversation about opportunities of a much more rapid sustainability transition and development. The Sustainability Day includes discussion with prominent speakers about the transition to a low carbon economy and the role of business and policy in this much-needed transition.
Date: August 30
Time: 13:00-16:00 CET
Place: To be announced