University of St. Gallen
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St. Gallen
The University of St.Gallen (HSG) was founded as a business academy in 1898 – in the heyday of the St.Gallen embroidery industry and is nowadays a School of Management, Economics, Law, Social Sciences, International Affairs and Computer Science.
The first lectures were held in 1899. The practice-oriented approach and integrative view have characterised the education we offer since those early days. Today, we are one of Europe’s leading business schools and are EQUIS, AACSB and AMBA accredited.
In 2001, we introduced Bachelor’s and Master’s degree courses across the board and fundamentally reformed the education we offer. Since then, we no longer focus just on professional training but also on character building. At our university, you can complete studies at Bachelor’s, Master’s and Ph.D. level.
The close integration of studies, further education and research is important to us. We offer a range of further education options such as postgraduate training, seminars, courses and in-house seminars. We not only conduct basic research but are also known for our applied research.
Our 42 institutes, research institutes and centers are our hallmark: the mostly autonomously organised institutes finance themselves to a large degree but are closely linked to the university. The institutes are active in research, consulting and further education.
Programs
Bachelor Programs (4)
Master Programs (16)
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Master in Accounting and Finance
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Master in Banking and Finance
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Master in Business Administration
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Master in Business Engineering
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Master in Business Innovation
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Master in Computer Science
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Master in Economics
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Master in Executive Business Administration
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Master in Financial Services and Insurance
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Master in International Affairs and Governance
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Master in International Executive Business Administration
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Master in International Law
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Master in Law with Economics
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Master in Marketing Management
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Master in Quantitative Economics and Finance
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Master in Strategy and International Management