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Handelshögskolan vid Karlstads universitet Karlstad Business School

Handelshögskolan vid Karlstads universitet Karlstad Business School. Vision. Karlstad Business School is the leading European business school with a service innovation perspective.

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Handelshögskolan vid Karlstads universitet Karlstad Business School

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  1. Handelshögskolan vid Karlstads universitet Karlstad Business School

  2. Vision Karlstad Business School is the leading European business school with a service innovation perspective. We take an active part in society and have good relations with business. We link education and research in an international environment. A degree from Karlstad Business School represents excellent academic credentials and the skills to apply them.

  3. Sweden A countryof opportunities

  4. Geography Big country, sparsely populated Karlstad

  5. Higher education and research Large investments securing future success

  6. The Nobel Prize The most noble of prizes

  7. The city of Karlstad • 84 000 residents • Culture, sports, entertainment • Close to nature • Good communications (near Oslo, Stockholm, Gothenburg) • Business life and shopping See the film about Karlstad http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Shyk_RS-Apo&feature=player_embedded

  8. Karlstad University • Teacher college 1840 • University college 1977 • Inaugurated as a university in 1999 with research funding from the Government • Karlstad Business School founded in 2009 • 12 500 students • 270 doctoral students • 1 200 employees

  9. Karlstad Business School - Facts and Figures • Number of Students: 2000 • International students: 320 • Disciplines: Business Administration, Economics, Information Systems, Law, Statistics, Tourism Studies and Working Life Science • Research: CTF- The Service Research Centre, Business Administration, Economics, Information Systems, Law, Tourism Studies and Working Life Science

  10. History • 1968 Education in Business Administration and Economics starts in Karlstad, a branch of the University of Gothenburg • 1977 Karlstad University College is founded • 1986 CTF – The Service Research Centre is founded and the Karlstad model for research is established • 1989 The Karlstad University vision is adopted • 1999 Karlstad University is inaugurated • 2009 Karlstad Business School is founded

  11. Undergraduate programmes (first cycle, all in Swedish) • Business and Economics • HR Management & Working Life • IT-Design • Mathematics, Business Administration & Economics • Jurisprudence with specialization in Business Law or Public Law • Real Estate Management • Tourism

  12. Master programmes (second cycle) • Accounting and Control (one/twoyears) • Service Management (one/twoyears) • Marketing (one/twoyears) • Economics (oneyear) • Industrial Management (twoyears) • Law (oneyear, Swedish) • Tax Law & Economics (oneyear, Swedish) • Working Life Science (oneyear, Swedish)

  13. Research • Service Research Center • The Service and Market Oriented Transport Research Group • Working Life Science • Economics • Marketing • Accounting and Control • Statistics • Tourism • Law • Information systems

  14. Research examples • Tourism and regional development • E-business • Health economy • The labour market • Tax law and branding properties • Gender, working life and the labour market • Budget control • Service marketing • Wavelet – Analysis of Time Series

  15. International cooperation • Thailand • China • Norway • Finland • Germany • France • Spain • Austria

  16. Cooperation with private and public sectors • Partnerships • Trainee programmes • Mentors • Breakfast meetings • Degree projects, thesis database • Career Fairs • Karlstad Business School Day

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