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Videos
12/05/19
Video: Cashless shops - an overview (in German)

Cashless shops - an overview
Publications
12/04/19

HSG Focus dedicated to the topic of “Management”

“The leading hand”: In the new edition of our digital university magazine HSG Focus, everything is centered around management.
Videos
12/04/19
Peter Murmann on Strategic management, leadership & the success of Huawei

Strategic management, leadership & the success of Huawei
Campus
12/02/19

HSG is 2019 “CEMS School of the Year”

The University of St. Gallen was named “CEMS School of the Year” at the 2019 CEMS Annual Events in Vienna. The university also won awards for the best “Business Project” of the year and its “Climate Change and Model UNFCCC” course.

Research
11/29/19

Cyber risk: Science publishes HSG research article

The research magazine Science has published an article about cyber risks. In the article, Martin Eling, Professor of Insurance Management at the University of St.Gallen (HSG), and an international team of researchers examine the question of how the challenges posed by cyber attacks and digital crashes can be analysed expediently.
Videos
11/29/19
Martin Eling on the Science of Cyber Risks

#2minutes: Martin Eling on cyber risks
Events
11/29/19

Financing start-ups with cryptocurrency

There are various options for financing start-ups. One of these is cryptocurrencies. At the ACA Symposium, Simon Morgenthaler from Swissquote explained how this works, the meaning of smart contracts and ICOs, the opportunities arising from blockchain and where the dangers lie.
Campus
11/29/19

"St.Gallen versus leukaemia": Typification campaign at the HSG

HSG students and the blood donation foundation Blutspende SRK Schweiz are issuing an open invitation to a public typification campaign on Tuesday, 10 December 2019 between 9.00 a.m. and 4.00 p.m. in the foyer of the library building. Anyone aged between 18 and 55 who meets the general blood donation criteria can provide a saliva sample and thus register anonymously and free of charge for an international database for blood stem cell donors. The "St.Gallen versus leukaemia" campaign is already in its ninth year.
Research
11/28/19

Study of eating habits in Switzerland: More and more people are eating a "flexitarian" diet

New food trends are playing a big part in daily media coverage. Industry, trade and restaurant businesses are reacting with innovation. This is reflected in the food on offer: health, taste, price and consumption are being re-evaluated. But the place where people eat is also undergoing radical change. Many restaurants and other stationary vendors are having to rethink their business model, as shown in a study by the Institute of Retail Management at the University of St.Gallen (IRM-HSG).

Campus
11/18/19

IT studies to be introduced at the University of St.Gallen

The IT Education Offensive (ITEO) is investing CHF 75m in the promotion of digital competencies by 2026, inter alia in a School of Computer Science at the University of St.Gallen (HSG). After the ITEO was adopted in a public vote by a great margin in February 2019 and the cantonal government had determined the formal parameters for the measures of the initiative, preparatory work on the implementation of these measures has now proceeded with initial project assignments. The projects will be implemented as from the school and academic year 2021/22.
Research
11/15/19

CEMS Graduate climate survey

An international survey conducted by CEMS, the Global Alliance in Management Education, of which the University of St.Gallen is an academic member, found that 80% - most in their early twenties - believe the responsibility will lie with their generation to find the solution to climate change.

Campus
11/14/19

Special Needs – Studying with special challenges

Studying at university has its daily challenges. But we rarely ask how people with disability or a chronic illness cope with their studies. We sent our student reporter, Sascha Duric, to investigate.