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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.
People
11/13/19

Honorary doctorate for Torsten Tomczak

Torsten Tomczak, professor of business administration with a particular focus on marketing at the University of St. Gallen, has been awarded an honorary doctorate at the University of Lucerne.
Research
11/13/19

Study shows: Swiss mobility players are now called upon to take action

The new study by PwC, asut and the CEMS Master Programme in International Management at the University of St.Gallen shows that the Swiss transport system is increasingly reaching its limits. The demand for resources to expand infrastructure and services, but also for their smooth operation, requires extensive investments – both now and in the future.
Events
11/11/19

Public lecture series on the subject of “fleeing”

Five public lectures at University of St.Gallen are devoted to the subject of fleeing and are linked to an exhibition currently on at the St.Gallen Historical and Folklore Museum. The lecture series will take place from 19 November to 17 December 2019.
Videos
11/11/19
Academic GIFts: Mondays For Meaning

Academic GIFts: Mondays For Meaning
Research
11/07/19

Corporate Governance: Debate about the role of large companies

Implenia, Syngenta, Clariant: These are just three of many Swiss corporations that have recently fallen under pressure from investors who demand better financial results – in the short term, no less. But can the meaning and purpose of companies be purely short-term and monetary? How much influence should investors be able to exert for the sake of short-term interest, if they endanger the company’s long-term development in the process? And why do we stand and watch this happen? The Corporate Governance Competence Centre of the University of St.Gallen (HSG), led by Prof. Dr. Andreas Binder and chaired by Prof. Winfried Ruigrok, Ph.D. believes there is an urgent need for a debate on this subject.
Campus
11/07/19

TEDxHSG Conference 2019

On Saturday, 16 November 2019 twelve people from a wide variety of backgrounds will talk about defining moments in their lives at the fifth TEDxHSG Conference in St. Gallen.
Campus
11/06/19

HSG Learning Center - Groundbreaking ceremony for the future of learning

The groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of the new HSG Learning Center on the Rosenberg took place on 6 November at 4 pm. The building designed by the renowned architecture firm Sou Fujimoto is to radiate as a new, innovative place of learning and enable future-oriented forms of learning. The HSG Learning Center is expected to open in the spring semester of 2022.
Videos
11/05/19
Intensive use of mobile phones is evident in the brain

Intensive use of mobile phones is evident in the brain
People
11/01/19

Gralf Sieghold appointed Honorary Professor

As of 1 November 2019, Dr. Gralf Sieghold has been appointed Honorary Professor for Intercultural Management at the University of St.Gallen.
Campus
10/28/19

SIM-HSG ranked #1 for the ninth consecutive year

University of St.Gallen Master’s in Strategy and International Management receives
top grade from the annual Financial Times international rankings.