Tuition for the Stockholm School of Economics Master in Management is Free (EU/EEA) · SEK 360,000 (non-EU/EEA) for the 24 months program.
| Total tuition | Free (EU/EEA) · SEK 360,000 (non-EU/EEA) |
|---|---|
| Tuition (numeric) | Free (EU/EEA) |
| Program length | 24 months |
Tuition figures are the published rate for the 2026–27 cycle and exclude living costs, travel, and optional exchange fees. Scholarships and need-based aid can materially reduce the net cost — see the FAQs below.
Frequently asked questions
Is the SSE Master in Management the same as the MSc in International Business?
Yes — and this is a common point of confusion. SSE does not market a programme called "MSc in Management". The MSc in International Business (MIB) is the SSE degree that appears in the Financial Times Masters in Management ranking. The MIB is fully integrated with the CEMS Master in International Management, and every admitted MIB student is automatically pre-approved for the CEMS MIM track. Applicants searching for SSE in MiM rankings or directories are looking at this programme.
How much does the SSE MIB cost?
Tuition is free for citizens of the EU, EEA, Switzerland, and Ukraine — Sweden does not charge tuition to students from these countries. Non-EU/EEA students pay SEK 180,000 per year (approximately €16,000), totalling roughly SEK 360,000 over the two-year programme. Living costs in Stockholm run SEK 12,000–14,000 per month. SSE offers a range of scholarships for fee-paying students.
What jobs do SSE MIB graduates get?
Consulting is the largest single destination at around 38% of placements, followed by finance and private equity (around 26%), technology (14%), and industrials (10%). Top recruiters include McKinsey, BCG, Bain, EQT, Investor AB, H&M, IKEA, Spotify, Klarna, and Goldman Sachs. Median weighted three-year salary on the FT 2025 ranking was US $109,000, and the employment rate at three months was 90%.
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