Stockholm School of Economics University of St. A natural and vital part of the School's strategy is its international focus. The first two years are similar to U.S. undergraduate courses and the last two are graduate-level.
Exchange students take courses in the fourth year.
Economics and Finance have traditionally been very strong here, even compared with other European business schools. The curriculum in English covers subjects such as International Business, Economics, International Economics and Geography, Marketing, East Asian Studies, EC Law, Human Resources and Accounting. The SSE runs on a semester system similar to UT's, with the Fall Semester running from late August to mid-December and with the Spring Semester starting early January and ending in early June. Each semester is divided into two study periods, both of which end with a two-week exam period. Taking a fifth class is possible but could prove to be intense, especially in the Fall, which is a slightly shorter semester.