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01/20/20

Competence Center for African Research – a blind spot comes into focus

The Competence Center for African Research (CCAR-HSG) has been officially launched. From 14-15 January 2020, participants from Europe, Africa and North America came together for a lively exchange. The symposium met their expectations and whetted their appetite for more. By student reporter Thomas Tarantini.

Videos

01/14/20

Susan Müller, Assistent Professor for Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurial thinking – vocational education as a pioneer

Research

01/07/20

HSG opens the Competence Center for African Research

The new "Competence Center for African Research (CCAR-HSG)" combines the University of St. Gallen’s expertise in African research. The results are intended to provide a scientifically sound basis for decision-making by businesses, NGOs and politics.

People

01/01/20

Raoul Stocker becomes Honorary Professor

On 1 January 2020 Dr Raoul Stocker assumes the role of Honorary Professor for Fiscal Law at the University of St.Gallen.

People

12/19/19

Obituary for Ruedi Müller-Wenk

Ruedi Müller-Wenk was a lecturer and associate professor at the HSG. He was considered a pioneer in life cycle assessment and taught environmental technology and life cycle assessment at the HSG. In his scientific work, he combined both economic and ecological reasoning. An obituary written by Thomas Dyllick, Delegate for Sustainability Management at the HSG and Dr. Arthur Braunschweig, Presiden of the "Union for Sustainable Economy (öbu)".

Videos

12/16/19

Emanuel de Bellis on personalizing the customization experience

Campus

12/13/19

University of St.Gallen awarded the international seal of approval AMBA

With the EQUIS accreditation and the AACSB accreditation, the University of St.Gallen possesses the two most important quality labels for business universities. Now, the HSG’s MBA and Executive MBA programmes have also earned the accreditation of the Association of MBAs (AMBA) that is based in London. With the additional accreditation, the HSG now holds the so-called "triple crown", which only a total of approx. 90 universities worldwide hold.

Videos

12/12/19

Patrick Emmenegger über die Bundesratswahlen 2019

Patrick Emmenegger on the Federal Council elections in 2019

Videos

12/09/19

Ali A. Guenduez on "Smart Government"

Campus

12/09/19

University of St.Gallen holds onto fourth place in the Financial Times ranking

International business newspaper the Financial Times today published its 2019 European Business Schools Ranking in London. The University of St.Gallen (HSG) was able to maintain its gratifying position among the best business schools in Europe by maintaining its fourth-place ranking. What’s more, the HSG was the highest ranked public university, as well as the best rated university in Switzerland and the entire German-speaking region of Europe. The European Business Schools Ranking is published annually by the Financial Times and rates Europe’s top 95 business schools.

Campus

12/06/19