• 2000 students och 11 study programmes

    About 2000 students study at the school and we host 8 study programmes at undergraduate level, and 3 master's programmes.

    Study at EST

  • Research in two areas

    The School’s research is focused on two of the research areas at Mälardalen University: Industrial Economics and Organisation, and Environment, Energy- and Resource Optimization.

    Research at EST

The School of Business, Society and Engineering

The School of Business, Society and Engineering hosts education and research within a wide range of fields: from business administration, economics and political science, to energy, building and environmental engineering.

News

  • Safer vehicles through MDH research

    10 Dec 2018

    Researchers at Mälardalen University (MDH) will provide a framework for the development and use of a new technology called Time Sensitive Networking (TSN). This technology enables embedded computers in vehicles to communicate large-sized and time-sensitive information with each other. Through the research project “DESTINE - Developing Predictable Vehicle Software Utilizing Time Sensitive Networking”, future vehicles can be safer.

  • Even more efforts in international student recruitment

    4 Dec 2018

    The international interest to study at MDH is large and the number of international students applying is increasing. At the School of Business, Society and Engineering (EST) major efforts are made in international student recruitment and activities are made in for example Indonesia, Thailand, Mexico, The Netherlands, and Germany.

  • AI can provide healthier life and safer transport

    22 Nov 2018

    Mobyen Uddin Ahmed researches on how Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) can be used to detect and prevent health problems and safety risks in traffic. On November 22, he holds his docent lecture titled "Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Reasoning in Data Science".

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Last updated: Jan 14, 2014
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