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CEMS approved courses for Fall 2021 (April 6, 2021)

No. Course name Period Credits Course director CEMS info

Hard skill course 9481 Strategic Thinking in a Global Digital World 2 7.5 Holmer Kok

CEMS core course

1306 Corporate Sustainability and

Responsibility 2 7.5 Susanne Sweet

CEMS elective course

1327 Measuring Innov.

Impact: Exp. Design for

Mgrs 2 7.5 Mark Conley

x

1401 Leadership and Innovation 2 7.5 Roberto Verganti

1403 The Future of Europe 1-2 7.5 Erik Wetter

2307 Management in a Globalizing Economy 1 7.5 Henrik Glimstedt

2314 Managing Current Business Challenges 2 7.5 Magnus Söderlund

3302 Strategic Management Control 1 7.5 Martin Carlsson- Wall

x

3310 Accounting and Financial Statement

Analysis 1 7.5 Niclas Hellman

x

4326 Entrepreneurial Finance and Venture

Capital 1 7.5 Alexander Ljungqvist

x

5324

Natural Resource and

Energy Economics 1 7.5

Chloé Le Coq/

Elena Paltseva

x

7310 Quantitative Business Analysis Models 2 7.5 Johan Båge

x

7313 Data Science Analytics 2 7.5 Emelie Fröberg

x

8071 Entrepreneurship in Developing Countries 1 7.5 Birgitta Schwartz, SU

8074

Design Thinking 2 7.5

Mattia Bianchi

(tentative)

8110 Digital Health

1 7.5

Essam Sharaf

KI

3301 International Financial Reporting 2 7.5 Walter Schuster

CEMS extension

elective course

x

3303 Financial Analysis 1 7.5 Stina Skogsvik

CEMS extension

elective course

x

3304 Corporate Valuation 2 7.5 Tomas Hjelström

CEMS extension

elective course

x

4310 Private Equity 2 7.5 Per Strömberg

CEMS extension

elective course

x

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4317 Portfolio Choice and Asset Pricing 1 7.5 Jungsuk Han

CEMS extension

elective course

x

4324 Value Investing 1 7.5 Kenneth Marshall

CEMS extension

elective course

x

4325 Value Investing II: Frontiers 2 7.5 Kenneth Marshall

CEMS extension

elective course

x

4335 Asset Management 2 7.5 Magnus Dahlquist

CEMS extension elective course

5303 Advanced Macroeconomics 2 7.5 Johanna Wallenius/

Federica Romei

CEMS extension elective course

5327 Environmental Economics 2 7.5 Pamela Campa

CEMS extension

elective course

5328 Gender Economics 2 7.5 Anna Dreber Almenberg

CEMS extension

elective course

111 Business French 1-2 7.5 Nathalie Kirchmeyer

Meets 3rd language

requirement

122 Advanced Business

Spanish - CEMS

Accredited 1-2 7.5 Paloma Ruiz Núñez

Meets 2nd OR 3rd language requirement 1006

Introductory Swedish 1 1-2 7.5 Jenny Elfving

Third langauge

elementary course 1007

Introductory Swedish 2 1-2 7.5 Jenny Dahlgren

Third langauge

elementary course 1008

Introduction to

Business Swedish 1-2 7.5 Jenny Dahlgren

Third langauge elementary course 1009

Professional Swedish 1:

Oral skills 1-2 7.5 Jenny Elfving

Third langauge

elementary course

Descriptions of CEMS course categories at SSE 

CEMS Core course: These courses are obligatory for all CEMS students. One core course is offered each fall (a global strategy course) and one each spring (a course on global management practices). Both must be completed for graduation.  

  CEMS Exclusive courses: These courses are accredited as CEMS elective and count towards the CEMS MIM degree. Only CEMS students can take those courses. Knowledge prerequisites may vary and you should ensure that you fulfill necessary

requirements at the time a course begins.

CEMS Elective courses: These courses are accredited as CEMS electives and count towards the CEMS MIM degree. They are also open to other master students at SSE. Knowledge prerequisites may vary and you should ensure that you fulfill necessary requirements at the time a course begins.

  CEMS Extension elective courses: These courses provide opportunities for CEMS students to extend their studies into areas beyond international business and international management. These are often advanced graduate courses and as such they require a substantial understanding of the concepts and methods employed in the subject in question. Although they are not in the area of international management per se, they can be highly relevant for the future professional roles of CEMS MIM graduates. 

  CEMS Hard skill courses: These courses are accredited as CEMS Hard Skill courses. Minimum 5 ECTS from this category of courses are mandatory reequipment for the CEMS program. Hard skills courses emphasize the training of students’ quantitative and computational skills and expertise. The main focus of these courses is not the theoretical/conceptual background of these skills but their application and implementation in preferably real business-decision settings.

Language Courses:  These courses do not give you any CEMS credits.  However, they can fulfill your language requirements.  The Advanced Business language courses can fulfill your Language requirement and all language courses can fulfill the Language 3 requirement.  