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U9 NETWORK
A cooperation between the nine largest student unions and associations for business and economics students in Sweden.
U9 is a network consisting of nine of the largest business student associations in Sweden. The members include EHVS, ELIN, Föreningen Ekonomerna, HHGS, HHSS, HHUS, JSA, LundaEkonomerna and Uppsalaekonomerna. These student associations represent approximately 30 000 students.
U9 is a network that exists to promote education, development and exchange. Further description follows:
Education
Education plays a crucial role in the work that the associations does because quality education is important for each students personal development and possibility to acquire a job in the future. All associations within U9 attributes importance towards developing their education towards higher quality.
Development
What is meant by development is that the network strives towards that every association should be able to work independently at their university and together on a national level to further elaborate the education. To develop together within the network is to develop individually.
Exchange
Development of the association happens foremost through exchange between the associations. Exchange of experiences is important to the associations both too develop the education and the organisations.
The 9 associations:
EHVS – Student Association of the Business and Economics students in Växjö
ELIN – The Economics Student Association at Linköping University
Föreningen Ekonomerna – Student Association of the Business and Economics students at Stockholm University
HHGS – Student Association of Gothenburg Business School
HHUS – Student Association of Umeå Business School
SASSE – Student Association of Stockholm School of Economics
JSA – JIBS Student Association
LundaEkonomerna - Student Association of the Business and Economics students at Lund University
Uppsalaekonomerna – Student Association of the Business and Economics students at Uppsala University