A typical Stockholm School of Economics MiM cohort is around 52 students , drawn from 16 nationalities.
| Class size | 52 |
|---|---|
| Average age | 23 |
| International | 58% |
| Female | 37% |
| Average GMAT | 625 |
| Nationalities | 16 |
Frequently asked questions
How international is the SSE MIB cohort?
Recent classes have been around 58% international students from approximately 16 nationalities, with a class size of about 52. Female representation is around 37% — candidly the lowest of the top-10 European MiMs, and a point SSE has publicly acknowledged as an area of focus. The cohort is small enough that students know each other well across both academic years.
Sources
- Stockholm School of Economics — MSc in International Business overview ↗ — Stockholm School of Economics
- SSE MIB — Admission (re-confirmed: early deadline 15 Nov · general deadline 15 Jan, both 23:59 CET) ↗ — Stockholm School of Economics
- SSE — In top 10 globally in FT's Masters in Management ranking 2025 ↗ — Stockholm School of Economics
- SSE — Tuition and fees (free for EU/EEA/Switzerland; SEK 360,000 per programme for non-EU/EEA, re-confirmed) ↗ — Stockholm School of Economics
- Financial Times — Masters in Management 2025 ↗ — Financial Times
- CEMS Global Alliance — Stockholm School of Economics ↗ — CEMS
- Swedish Institute — list of eligible master's programmes for the SI Scholarship for Global Professionals 2026/2027 (31-page PDF, sha256:d22673676a93586e). Four SSE programmes are listed — Accounting, Valuation and Financial Management (HHS-34031), Business Innovation (HHS-34011), Economics (HHS-34051) and Finance (HHS-34041). The MSc in International Business is not among them. ↗ — Swedish Institute
- Stockholm School of Economics — Scholarships (read at source 2026-09-03; note the working path carries NO /en prefix, which is why three /en/... URLs returned a shell or a 404 to an earlier probe). SSE's own MSc funding is 'several half tuition fee waivers and a limited number of full tuition fee waivers' for non-EU/EEA/Swiss/Ukrainian citizens, applied for via the 'Scholarships' tab inside the programme application and assessed on 'the relevance and the quality of the personal motivation, academic excellence, relevant extra-curricular activities, program cohort diversity and the distribution of scholarships across all programs'; offers go out 'by the middle of March'. Named MSc funds: Af Jochnick (two a year, Eastern Europe incl. Moldova, Macedonia, Azerbaijan, Ukraine, Belarus, Russia, and Turkiye) and American Friends of SSE (one for 2027/2028, US/Canada citizens, full MSc tuition, deadline 15 January; living costs excluded). NO fund named 'SSE Excellence Scholarship' appears anywhere on the page ↗ — Stockholm School of Economics