In the eyes of a creative soul, entrepreneurship may appear as oil to the waters of artistry. Even so, with the right tools and proper techniques, there is always a possibility of mixing the two into an emulsion – creating a whole that is greater than the sum of its parts.

• Dates: Jan 21 - Mar 18 - 2025
• Director/teacher: Thomas Arctaedius

Family firms represent the most common form of business organisation across the world; both among established firms and new start-ups. Family-owned firms dominate most industries and they are not only small or medium-sized enterprises.

• Dates: Mar 25 - May 20 - 2025
• Director/teacher: Mattias Nordqvist

This course focuses how innovation and entrepreneurship is regulated, organized and practiced in Sweden and internationally within three areas of welfare services; healthcare, residential care for children and youth and long-term care for older and disabled people.

• Dates: Mar 25 - May 20 - 2025
• Director/teacher: Helene Brodin

This course provides knowledge in the dynamics of, and challenges entailed with, developing and innovating in public organisations.

• Dates: Sep 01 - Oct 27 - 2025
• Director/teacher: Karl Wennberg

The purpose of this course is to introduce students to an overview of the role of entrepreneurship for economical, social and ecological sustainable development, including poverty alleviation. Focus is on developing regions of Africa, Asia and Latin America.

• Dates: Sep 02 - Oct 28 - 2025
• Director/teacher: Birgitta Schwartz

Digital health is about the meeting between digital technology, health and society, intending to streamline and personalize healthcare.

• Dates: Sep 02 - Oct 28 - 2025
• Director/teacher: Andreas Lundquist

Entrepreneurship can be really tricky. Social entrepreneurship even more so. In this course we challenge you to use the methods of entrepreneurship to tackle and solve the wicked problems of the world.

• Dates: Nov 04 - Dec 31 - 2025
• Director/teacher: Anna Wettermark
• Director/teacher: Jessica Lindbergh