Whoever gets the honor of receiving the prize is Olle Hage, teacher of economics at Luleå University of Technology. He is a teacher who is passionate about his subject and that sets high standards for its students. He is one of those who developed Economics at Luleå University so that it now has the highest rating by the Swedish Higher Education Autority.
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120,000 SEK were distributed to students and staff at Campus Skellefteå seeking Sammes Foundation development grant. The purpose of the scholarship is to support business and product ideas.
Now is Luleå University of Technology (LTU) filled with many new students. The programmes are about to start. William Carlsson, Elias Geokhaji and Jens Andersson are all 21 years old and new students in Economics - an education that is twice as popular in comparison to the previous year.
The Swedes' mutual fund holdings consist mainly of actively managed funds. This means that they pay high fees for a product that in most cases does not add value back. This is what Magnus Wikman, 31 years old and a student in economics at LTU, says in his essay.
Petter Eriksson has received an award for his degree project and prize money of SEK 10 000. - It really came as a surprise, he says.
As a 19-year-old Tommy Johansson from Piteå was a promising central defender in IFK Lulea which then played in the second-highest league. At the same time, he wanted to pursue a university education. He chose Economics at Luleå University of Technology, an LTU-education, which this year ranked as the best education in Economics in Sweden together with Stockholm School of Economics.
Red Cross secretary-general Ulrika Årehed Kågström has an economics degree from Luleå University of Technology. The Swedish magazine Chef now writes about her leadership.
In a review of university and college courses provide the National Agency rated "high quality" in the subject Business Economics at Luleå University. The rating applies to both Bachelor of Econ. -It is good news, says Johan Sterte, rector of the university.
Today held Bengt Göransson a seminar for our economics students. He is a journalist and foreign correspondent for SVT and the financial newspaper Dagens industri with Wall Street as a specialty.
Swedish Agency for Higher Education (HSV) gives top rank to the Master
A new report from the union Civilekonomerna shows that nine out of ten MBAs get jobs within six months after finishing school. The figures are based on responses from 1600 MBAs who graduated 2008.
