Undergraduate and advanced level courses and programmes
Undergraduate education in economic history only has national admission and primarily offers freestanding courses. This give you the opportunity to combine your own education leading to a bachelor's degree.
"Kornhamnstorg med torghandel", 1952. Artist: Dardel, Fritz von (1817-1901). Source: Stadsmuseet i Stockholm
Undergraduate level courses
Freestanding courses
Undergraduate courses cover the economic history of primarily Western Europe and Sweden from the industrial revolution to the present, dealing with themes such as globalisation, the development of financial markets, and the reasons for and effects of economic crises.
Advanced/Master's level offers a number of freestanding courses with national admission. A new international Master's programme is due to start autumn 2027: Master's Programme in Great Transformation: Past, Present, Future.
Female factory workers. Photo: Ehnemark, Jan, 1950. Source: Stadsmuseet i Stockholm
Advanced/Master's level
Advanced level courses offer a chance to deal in depth with these and related areas of economic history. Much emphasis is placed on helping students develop their skills in oral and written presentation, and advanced level students are expected to write undergraduate theses
Freestanding courses in English at master's level in economic history, national admission only
National admission only.
