Exchange studies at the School of Business, Economics and Law
The School of Business, Economics and Law is accredited by EQUIS, AACSB and AMBA - the “Triple Crown”. Here you will find research and education with global perspectives and a focus on sustainable development.
At the School of Business, Economics and Law you have a choice; to be open-minded. Like us. Your open mind, together with the School's research-based education, close ties to the business industry, international classroom and focus on sustainability, will give you the possibility to make a difference, to work together, to grow, to affect your future and our future - maybe even the future of the world.
Sustainability is a central part in the School's strategy, and the School works in various ways to integrate the global sustainability goals in Agenda 2030 into its operations. To integrate sustainability into the education is one part.
The School has exchange agreements with approximately 160 universities around the world, and offers over 130 courses in English.
Gothenburg is a safe and vivid city with a friendly atmosphere. And everyone speaks English!
We welcome and care for you
The International Committee (IntU) of the Student Union cooperates with the International Office at the School to welcome and care for all the incoming exchange students at our faculty.
Incoming exchange students are provided with a two week-long welcome program arranged by IntU at the beginning of each semester – the Welcome Weeks.
IntU creates a social platform for exchange students, internationals and domestics and makes sure that all international students have the best time possible in Gothenburg and at the School. They arranges several events throughout the semesters, everything from sport events and city excursions to dinner parties and pub hang outs.
Career Service
Grow as a person and maximize your career potential!
As a student at the School of Business, Economics and Law you can use all of Career Services offers for free. Do you want to consult a professional coach, go to a personal development seminar, meet up with interesting employers or use digital career support tools? Career Service helps you with your personal and professional development.
Read more at www.cs.handels.gu.se
Most of the courses are electives, or specialization courses at the advanced undergraduate/graduate level. Students are cautioned that some courses have a limited number of places available.
Some of the courses included in this section are offered subject to a minimum and/or maximum number of participants. Course starts are therefore contingent on the total number of registrations. The following course descriptions are arranged by subject area, rather than by department.
Please note that planned courses may be withdrawn from the list, for various reasons, while new courses may be added. The International Office will, of course, attempt to keep visiting students informed of such changes.
Students wishing to take academic courses taught in Swedish may contact the International Office for more information at courses@handels.gu.se.
