Handelshögskolan

Handelshögskolan, meaning "School of Business" in Swedish, refers to a type of higher education institution in Sweden specializing in business and economics. These schools are integral to the Swedish university system, offering a range of programs from undergraduate to doctoral levels. They focus on disciplines such as finance, marketing, accounting, management, and international business.

Several prominent Handelshögskolan institutions exist across Sweden, each often affiliated with a larger university or operating as an independent entity. For example, the Stockholm School of Economics (Handelshögskolan i Stockholm) is a well-regarded private institution, while others are departments within public universities like Gothenburg University or Uppsala University. These schools play a crucial role in preparing students for careers in the private sector, public administration, and entrepreneurship, both nationally and internationally.

The curriculum typically emphasizes a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical application, often including case studies, internships, and international exchange programs. Research conducted at these institutions contributes to advancements in economic theory and business practices. Graduates from Handelshögskolan are highly sought after in the job market, reflecting the quality of education and the demand for skilled professionals in the fields of business and economics.