1. A modern, international university in Småland

2. One of Sweden’s newest universities
Located in Kalmar and Växjö
31,000 students
15,000 full-time equivalents
2,000 employees
Sweden’s sixth largest university in terms of number of students

3. An attractive campus area and a university in the city centre
Växjö
Kalmar

4. Linnaeus University’s vision
”Linnaeus University – a creative and international knowledge environment promoting curiosity, creativity, companionship, and utility.”

5. In the spirit of Carl Linnaeus:
Curiosity
Creativity
Companionship
Utility

6. Organisation Board of Teacher Education Faculty of Arts and Humanities
Faculty of Health and Life Sciences
Faculty of Social Sciences
Faculty of Technology
School of Business and Economics
Linnaeus University’s acting rector is Peter Aronsson, professor of history.

7. School of Business and Economics

8. Subjects Business Administration Accounting Logistics Marketing
Entrepreneurship
Organisation & Leadership
Economics Statistics
Tourism Studies
Business Informatics
Music & Event Management
Legal Science

9. Education 13 Bachelor Programmes (2 in English)
13 Master Programmes (11 in English)
8 Bachelor Programmes
5 Master Programmes
Single Subject Courses

10. Bachelor Programmes Business Administration and Economics 240 credits
Business Administration and Economics pecialization in Marketing 180 credits
Business Administration and Economics specialization in Accounting and Management Control 180 credits
Customer Experience Management 180 credits
Economics180 credits
Enterprising & Business Development 180 credits
Human Resource Management 180 credits
International Business180 credits
International Sales and Marketing 180 credits
Marketing 180 credits
Music & Event Management 180 credits
Retail and Service Management 180 credits
Tourism Management 180 credits

11. Master Programmes
Business Process Control & Supply Chain Management 60 & 120 credits
Corporate Governance – Accounting and Finance 60 credits
Entrepreneurship 60 & 120 credits
Innovation through Business, Engineering and Design 120 credits
International Business Strategy 60 credits
Leadership & Management in International Contexts 60 credits
Leadership – innovative, creative and entrepreneurial 60 credits
Marketing 60 & 120 credits
Tourism and sustainability 60 & 120 credits

12. Students 2016 Full time equivalent students
Undergraduate students 1690
Graduate students 341
Single Subject Courses 556
Total number of students 2587
Total number of registrations 5101
Women's proportion of registered 59 %

13. Students, full-time eqivalent 2014–2016
Undergraduate students
Graduate students

14. Student completion (%), 2014–2016
Total number of students
Undergraduate students
Graduate students
Undergraduate students

15. Where do our students come from?
Kronoberg County
22%
Kalmar County
21%
Abroad
13%
Stockholm County
10%
Skåne County 7%
Västra Götaland County 5%

16. International profile
320 Partner Universities 320 Incoming students annually 250 Outgoing students annually

17. Four Departments Department of Accounting and Logistics
Department of Marketing
Department of Economics and Statistics
Department of Organisation and Entrepreneurship

18. Staff Professors Visiting Professors Senior Lecturers Lecturers
Employed Doctoral Students
Administrative staff

19. Well-established research groups – three examples
Studies differences in career opportunities and level of income on different arenas where it is suspected that vulnerable groups are being disadvantaged. The researchers have initiated studies focusing on the problematics – who is in and who is out – that occurs on the labour market as well as on different financial markets.
Corporate Governance Research Group
Studies how companies are run and controlled with a focus on relations in the corporate governance.
Labour market and discrimination studies Studies differences in career opportunities and level of income on different arenas where it is suspected that vulnerable groups are being disadvantaged. The researchers have initiated studies focusing on the problematics – who is in and who is out – that occurs on the labour market as well as on different financial markets.
Corporate governance research group Studies how companies are run and controlled with a focus on relations in the corporate governance.
Centre for international business studies on emerging markets Focuses on international marketing, international business strategies and international entrepreneurship.
Well-established research groups at the school of business and economics – three examples Labour market and discrimination studies: The researchers have initiated studies focusing on the problematics – who is in and who is out – that occurs on the labour market as well as on different financial markets. Corporate governance research group: Among other things studies how board members interact with each other, how decisions are made, what happens in the board room, what separates the governance of a family business from that of other companies and how international regulations are adapted to Swedish conditions. Centre for international business studies on emerging markets: The research focuses on emerging markets; like the Baltic region, Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa.
Centre for International Business Studies on Emerging Markets
Focuses on international marketing, international business strategies and international entrepreneurship.

20. Examples of research areas I
Accounting
Corporate Governance Management Accounting
Business Informatics
Digital services for young elderly's well beeing Demands on IT Project Management
Transit to E-commerce
Economics
Labour market and discrimination studies
Differences in labour market outcomes between ethnic groups
Demographic factors (age, gender, sexual identity) affecting employment and income
Assessments of labour market and integration policies
Entrepreneurship
Family enterprising
Social entrepreneurship Development of the countryside
Entrepreneurship at school
Ämnen och exempel på forskningsområden 2
Logistics
Performance management in supply chains
Inventory Management Logistics development in the forest industry
Supplier Development

21. Examples of research areas II
Law
Workplace Discrimination
European Social Dialogue
Safety in home care and personal assistance
Marketing
International business strategies
International marketing on emerging markets
Relationship marketing
Sensory marketing
Organisation & Leadership
Leadership and organizing in nontraditional enterprises and organizations
Fields of tensions between stakeholders, idea systems and leadership practices Fields of tensions between commerce and culture/sports/health/church
Statistics
Analysis of high-dimensional data Development of statistical methodology for diagnostic testing
Tourism Studies
Tourism and climate change Tourism and the Anthropocene
Algae blooms and tourism
Ämnen och exempel på forskningsområden 1

22. Research Publications 2015
Publications, total
Level 1 and 2
Level 2
Web of Science
Peer Review