
The Education Office (EdO) is one of SSE’s Professional Services units and consists of around 58 colleagues. As a central part of the SSE journey, we support and develop key academic services for students and stakeholders across our BSc, MSc, and PhD programs. Our work spans assessment, program management, scholarships, international collaborations, academic support, central course and exam coordination, as well as degrees and certificates.
A diverse and exciting role at one of Europe’s leading business schools, offering the opportunity to work in a dynamic, international, and academically driven environment.
We are launching a new MSc program in Public Policy, and this newly created Program Manager role offers a unique opportunity to join at an early stage and play a central role in building and developing the program from the ground up. Working closely with the Program Director and colleagues across SSE, you will help shape the student experience, establish efficient processes and structures, and contribute to the successful launch and long-term development of the program. The position offers significant scope for initiative, responsibility, and professional growth as the program evolves over time.
As a Program Manager for the MSc in Public Policy (MPP) program, you will have a key role in coordinating, organizing, and assisting in the development and day-to-day operations of the program. You will belong to the Admissions & Program Management team at EdO, reporting to the Group Manager, and will work closely with the Program Director and Stakeholder Engagement Manager for MPP.
This role is expected to evolve over time alongside the development of the program. During the start‑up phase, the focus will be on developing and setting up routines and workflows for the program. Once the program is running, responsibilities will increase in focus on program operations, student interaction, and delivery of program activities.
As you will be responsible for multiple processes, you will need to be proactive, flexible, and able to move projects forward efficiently and accurately. You have a collaborative mindset and value cross-functional teamwork in delivering an integrated student experience, recognizing that student success is a shared effort.
It is also important that you are service-minded, as the position involves substantial interaction with faculty, students and other stakeholders. You have excellent interpersonal and communication skills and are confident in engaging with senior external stakeholders, as well as in handling and resolving challenging situations.
International experience is considered an asset, as a large part of both the student body and faculty come from outside Sweden. You should have an excellent command of English and feel comfortable presenting to large audiences. You should also be able to update web pages and possess strong computer skills, particularly in MS Office 365 and CRM systems (currently Full Fabric and Lime CRM), as well as an interest in generative AI.
This is a full-time, permanent position with an initial six-month probationary period. This role occasionally requires work outside regular office hours, as well as domestic and international travel. We review applications on an ongoing basis; however, the recruitment process will not begin until after the summer.
| Type of employment | Permanent position – (starting with a temporary contract) |
|---|---|
| Contract type | Full time |
| First day of employment | According to agreement |
| Salary | Monthly |
| Number of positions | 1 |
| Full-time equivalent | 100% |
| City | Stockholm |
| County | Stockholms län |
| Country | Sweden |
| Reference number | 2026/42 |
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| Published | 04.Jun.2026 |
| Last application date | 16.Aug.2026 11:59 PM CEST |