Jönköping International Business School

Education
Study at JIBS
When you plan to study in a foreign country, there is a lot to think about. But don't worry. Our international students are important to us, and we are well prepared to take good care of you.
Some of the things we arrange for our international students are:
- Accommodation
- Pick-up service
- Contact person at International office
- Swedish courses
- Contact family
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Research
Researcher of the month - January 2012
Marcela Ramirez-Pasillas, PhD, Research fellow, ESOL (Entrepreneurship, Strategy, Organisation and Leadership) and CeFEO - Centre for Family Enterprise and Ownership
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Doctoral Programmes
Doctoral Candidate of the month - January 2012
Hyunjoo Kim
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Business & Society
15 million SEK for research on rural development
Associate Professor Martin Andersson has been granted 15 million from the Swedish Research Council Formas to build up a research group on Regional Economics and Rural Development.
The purpose of the grant is to promote young, promising researchers who have the potential and ambition to be the research leaders of the future.
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About us

Welcome to JIBS!

What was the best part of studying at JIBS?

The best part with JIBS is the close cooperation with the business world in many of the courses you take. You can immediately apply theory to practice and get valuable input.

Sofia Törnlöf, Panasonic Nordics in Stockholm
(Graduated from JIBS 2006)

What are the most important things you learned at JIBS?

When I struggle with writing reports, financial estimations or intercultural relationships, I’m happy that JIBS gave me useful direction.

Joop Dorresteijn, Unitedstyles in Shanghai
(Graduated from JIBS 2009)

What advantages do you have as a former JIBS student?

A diversified international experience helped me to become more flexible, adaptive and tolerant. Going abroad on exchange was probably the most enriching and fascinating part of my studies.

Konstantin Antonevich, AI in Moscow
(Graduated from JIBS 2010)

What makes JIBS different from other business schools?

JIBS didn’t just give me academic knowledge in business, but also taught me communication skills. The education at JIBS is more practical compared to traditional universities and business schools.

Yan Cheng, Guru Investment Group in Beijing
(Graduated from JIBS 2009)

News

MMTC co-organizers of conference at the Swedish Houses of Parliament
Growth, innovation, convergence and technology were the key themes on 20 January when the Read more »
1/26/2012

Sweden-India Breakfast Seminar on 8 February
On Wednesday 8 February a breakfast seminar on business culture in Sweden and India will be held at... Read more »
1/25/2012

Why some economic agents invest more than others
On Friday 20 January James Dzansi successfully defended his doctoral thesis in Economics at Jönköping... Read more »
1/23/2012

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