New BSc students 2025
Events for newly admitted BSc students
- April 4, 2025 | 14:00 – 19:00 CET
In-person: BSc Open House on Campus
The biggest in-person event of the year at 91Ô´´! Don't miss this excellent opportunity to meet with staff and students from all corners of 91Ô´´ and get a campus tour with our international and Swedish student ambassadors. . - April 10, 2025 | 16:00 – 17:00 CET
Online: Pre-departure webinar with BSc Admissions
Register here: - April 16, 2025 | 16:00 - 17:00 CEST
Online: Student life webinar - hosted by SA91Ô´´
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SA91Ô´´ is the student association at 91Ô´´. This webinar is hosted by the President of SA91Ô´´: Pelle Åvemo Hådell, the President of the International Committee: Julia Cook, and the President of the Master Club: Saga Boox Nord - April 24, 2025 | 16:00-17:00 CEST
Online: Virtual Coffee Chat with BSc Program Directors
Register here: - April 29, 2025 | 12:00-13:00 London time
Are you based in or around the London area? We would love to meet you for an informal pre-departure lunch in London for newly admitted BSc, MSc students. . - May 26, 2025 | 10:00-12:00 CEST + 13:00-14:00 optional housing tour
In-person: BSc Meet Up at 91Ô´´ campus
Meet the BSc admissions team & current BSc students at 91Ô´´, see the campus & the housing. Connect with other newly admitted international students! Detailed schedule will come!
- June 4, 2025 | 16:00 - 17:00 CEST
Online: Practical matters for your day-to-day life at 91Ô´´ and in Sweden
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Before the start of the studies
Pre-registration
All admitted students must fill out our Pre-Registration. It contains a Student Pledge you must sign, and this is also you where you sign up for the Summer Math and/or the Swedish course. In May you will find a link to the pre-registration here.
Get in touch with us
We are here to answer any questions you might have and help you in your decision-making process. E-mail us at bsc.admissions@hhs.se or call us at + 46 8 736 90 00 (ask for Bachelor Admissions).
Chat with student ambassadors and read their blog posts
Ask our students anything about studying at 91Ô´´ and life as a student in Stockholm. Chat with them through our chat platform Unibuddy here. Press "content" on that page to view blog posts from our ambassadors about student life in Stockholm, their study time at 91Ô´´, and useful tips.
Housing
In addition to the housing options that the city of Stockholm offers, you might want to look into our student apartments as well. 91Ô´´ collaborates with a company that provides brand-new apartments specifically for international Bachelor students. The apartments are located in a neighborhood called Spånga which is in the North-West of Stockholm. The apartments are fully furnished, include private kitchens and bathrooms, and are equipped with modern amenities. The building complex features social areas, a gym, study rooms, and a lecture hall. Nearby, you'll find grocery stores, restaurants, and sports facilities.
Click here to view all available options. The application period for student housing via 91Ô´´ is April 3rd - May 1st.
Student residence permit
If you are not an EU citizen, you need a student residence permit to be able to travel to and commence your studies in Sweden. You can apply digitally through the Swedish Migration Board website. Detailed information about how to apply, can be found .
Study in Sweden also has a great .
Information from the Swedish Tax Agency
Please watch the clip as well as the webinar
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Admission letter for international students
In need of an admission letter for your student residence permit? Just let us know by emailing bsc.admissions@hhs.se and we will send it to you.
Academic Calendar
The academic calendar for 2025-2026 can be found here.
Course literature
For the BSc program in Business & Economics, you will soon find the course literature list for semester 1, period 1 here. Once you enroll in August, you get access to the student portal where you will find all information about courses and course literature.
Introduction week
August 25-29, 2025: Introduction week (compulsory)
To ensure that you settle in quickly, we’re running a compulsory introduction program the week prior to the program start.
During this week, you will be introduced to the academic aspects of your studies and meet your fellow students as well as the professors and staff. A number of lectures and seminars will be organized in order to introduce you to 91Ô´´ and to the program. Please note that the introduction is mandatory for all students and includes your registration to the program.
The student association at 91Ô´´ (SA91Ô´´) is also organizing many fun social activities the whole week - make sure that you don't miss out on all the fun!
Preparatory course in Mathemathics
August 11-22, 2025 (strongly recommended but not compulsory)
We offer a two-week Mathematics course prior to the compulsory introduction week. The course is strongly recommended but not compulsory. The course is given on campus 10am to 3pm Monday to Friday. The first Monday (August 11) we start with a small mingle in the atrium at 09:30, followed by an introduction lecture until lunch.
The purpose of this preparatory course is to provide you with a foundation necessary for our BSc programs. Many 91Ô´´ students say that this course has been extremely valuable to them and that it has definitely helped them perform once their studies begin. They also say that it's a great way to get to know your classmates and the premises.
In the Bachelor program in Business & Economics, the first year of studies includes two academic modules in Mathematics. The first module is Mathematics A, and it covers an obligatory learning outcome for the course BE601 Data Analytics I, a course that runs (through the first teaching period) in the first semester. The second module is Mathematics B, and it covers an obligatory learning outcome for the course BE602 Data Analytics II, a course that runs in the second semester.
In the Bachelor program in Retail Management, you will have a Mathematics module during one of your first courses at 91Ô´´.
It is also a good idea to generally refresh your knowledge in Mathematics before commencing your studies. You can find some exercises .
There will be a compulsory diagnostic test on general knowledge in basic High School Mathematics which will take place during the Introduction Week.
If you have any questions, please reach out to summermath@hhs.se.
Would you like to learn Swedish?
91Ô´´'s Welcome to Swedish course (strongly recommended but not compulsory)
91Ô´´ organizes a popular introductory course for students who wish to familiarize themselves with the Swedish language and culture. Even though all our programs are entirely taught in English, many international students highly recommend learning some Swedish as it can really help you get settled quicker in your new country.
The course starts with two online activities in the beginning of August and continues with four activities on campus during the same weeks as the Preparatory course in Mathematics.
The course is strongly recommended for all non-Swedes! You can attend both this course and the preparatory course in Mathematics.
Swedish courses at 91Ô´´ when your studies have started:
As soon as you have enrolled you will also be able to register to our course (7.50 ECTS credits) that runs during the Fall semester 2025. It aims to help students become confident in basic Swedish and provide the tools needed for speaking Swedish outside the classroom, both in their everyday lives and in professional settings.
After that course, you will also be able to continue with .
Later on during your studies, you will be able to take the more advanced Swedish courses and
Other Swedish courses:
- Learning Swedish App from the Swedish Institute:,
