1. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, ECONOMICS AND LAW AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GOTHENBURG

2. The School’s Mission & Vision
The mission of the School is to develop knowledge and educate creative individuals for the advancement of successful organisations and a sustainable world.
Vision
The School aims to be well known and respected as an excellent and progressive academic institution.

3. History Founded as a private Business School in 1923
Became a part of University of Gothenburg in 1971
An independent unit within the University in 1986
Moved onto a shared campus in 1995
Its own faculty board in 1997
Ackredited by EQUIS since 2004
Ackredited by AMBA since 2013
The first Building

4. Key ratios 2014 3,775 full-time students 26,612 alumni 442 employees
110 professors and associate professors
27 partner companies
153 partner universities
SEK 311 million in grants
SEK 152 million in external funding

5. University of Gothenburg
Organisation
University of Gothenburg
Faculty Board
Dean
Departments
Advisory Board
Management Group
International Academic Advisory Council

6. Management Team Per Cramér Professor, Dean Olof Johansson Stenman
Professor, Assistant Dean
Jan Marton
Associate Professor, Vice Dean

7. Departments Research centras Business Administration
Economics with Statistics
Economy and Society Economic History, Human Geography, Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Law
Gothenburg Research Institute
Graduate School, School of Executive Education
Institute for Innovation and Social Change
Centre for Business in Society
Centre for Business Solutions
Centre for Consumer Science
Centre for Finance
Centre for Global Human Ressource Management
Centre for Health Economics at the University of Gothenburg
Centre for Intellectual Property
Centre for International Business Studies
Centre for Regional Analysis
Centre for Retailing
Centre for Tourism
Gothenburg Centre of Globalization and Development

8. Employees 2014 Total Women Men Professors 40 9 31 Visiting professors5
Associate professors 56 20 36
Postdoctoral teachers/fellows
135 42 93
Other teachers 23 13 10
PhD students 63 35 28
Administration and IT
111 91
442
215
227
Number of persons

9. PhD Education 2014 PhD education Total Women Men
Admitted for licentiate degrees
Admitted for doctoral degrees 28 12 16
Licentiate degrees 5 3 2
Doctoral degrees 18 6

10. Publications 2014

11. Single subject courses Programme in Logistics Management
Education
Single subject courses
within the School´s four departments
Master of Laws Programme
270 ECTS credits
Programme in Environmental Social Science
300 ( ) ECTS credits
Programme in Business and Economics
300 ( ) ECTS credits
Programme in Logistics Management
300 ( ) ECTS credits
Nine Master´s Programmes,
120 ECTS credits
taught in English
PhD education
Provided within all four departments
Third cycle, 4 years
(licentiate and doctoral degrees)
Second cycle, 2 years
(master degree)
First cycle, 3 years
(bachelor degree)

12. The Gothenburg Executive MBA programme
Part time over 21 months, weekend programme
In English, international faculty and participants
The only AMBA-accredited MBA programme in Sweden.
General Management, Asian focus
Overseas modules at Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China and the Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore, India
Externa relationer

13. Master programmes within Graduate School, 120 ECTS credits
Accounting
Economics
Finance
Innovation and Industrial Management
International Business and Trade
Knowledge-based Entrepreneurship
Logistics and Transport Management
Management
Marketing and Consumption

14. Single subject courses
Business Administration
Economic Geography
Economic History
Economics
Law
Statistics

15. International exchange 2014/2015
307 outgoing exchange students
370 incoming exchange students
83 master students with international background
Partneruniversities
Africa 4
Asia 33
Europe 87
South America 6
Central America 2
North America 12
Oceania 10
Total
153*
*31 of these refer to universities that have agreements with the University of Gothenburg

16. Figures 2014
Income, SEK 463 million
Costs, SEK 451 million

17. Corporate Relations The Partnership Programme Reväst Career Service
Agreement of collaboration between the School and companies as well as public organisations
Long-term relationships
Today 26 partner companies
Employer branding, professional development through seminars and access to the latest research, advisory boards, guest lectures, public exposure
Reväst
Agreement of collaboration between the School and regional authorities as well as municipalities
Strengthen the links between the different actors and to enhance knowledge about the society and its development in West Sweden
Career Service
Meeting point for students and employers
Coaching
Alumni
Relations with former students
Networking and events

18. The Advisory Board
Promote cooperation between the School and the business community and society in terms of research and education. Contribute to the school's operations towards a higher quality and a strong international competitiveness.
Members: Lena Apler, Chairman of the Board, Collector AB Joachim Berner, Chairman of the Board, Christian Berner Tech Trade (Chairman) Stefan Brocker, Partner, Mannheimer Swartling Advokatbyrå AB Göran Carstedt, Assar Gabrielsson Visiting Professor Eva Halvarsson, CEO, Second Swedish National Pension Fund Anders Jansson, CEO, Stena Metall AB Henrik Lange, CEO, Gunnebo AB Johan Malmsten, Chariman, The Richard C. Malmsten Memorial Foundation Anders Osberg, SVP Finance and Business Development, Volvo Group M. Johan Widerberg, Chairman of the Board, Handel och Industri AB Per Cramér, Dean, School of Buiness, Economics and Law