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The University of St. Gallen, located in Switzerland, offers a highly regarded MBA program. Known for its focus on leadership, strategy, and international business, the St. Gallen MBA provides students with a comprehensive understanding of business principles and a global perspective. The program combines rigorous academics with practical application, preparing students for successful careers in various industries. With a strong alumni network and a reputation for excellence, the University of St. Gallen MBA offers a transformative educational experience.
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My MBA Learnings: A Journey of Growth and Resilience
Life, much like an equation, is about figuring things out and prioritizing what truly matters. Having transitioned from India to Switzerland at 31, I find myself reflecting on my MBA journey as a collection of insights that shaped my perspective. These insights, expressed through equations, highlight the importance of questioning, exploring, persevering, and leading with authenticity. They remind me that life is an ongoing process of giving it your best shot, being open and curious, adapting, helping others, and allowing serendipity to play its part.
September 09, 2024St.Gallen’s Industry Insights Provide a Candid Look at the Corporate World
St.Gallen’s Industry Insights events offer students an in-depth look at key industries and prepare them for their careers. Christoph Heubeck, a St.Gallen alumnus, spoke to MBAGRADSCHOOLS about his decision to work with the University and his role in organizing Industry Insights.
October 20, 2023Benefits of a St.Gallen MBA for aspiring entrepreneurs
The St.Gallen MBA gave German student Vincent Irrling the skills, knowledge, and network he needed to become an entrepreneur. Discover the benefits of an MBA for aspiring entrepreneurs.
August 02, 2023Professor vs lecturer, what do St.Gallen MBA students need?
St.Gallen MBA Alumna Jev Glazunova returned to the school as a Lecturer. She tells us about her experiences as a practitioner in hands-on education on customer centricity, and she explains professor vs lecturer teaching styles.
June 19, 2023Can you balance the St.Gallen part-time MBA with a full-time job?
How do you pursue an MBA without derailing your career path? St.Gallen part-time MBA graduate Ling Loh shares how she balanced the program with her full-time accounting role at Zurich Insurance.
June 07, 2023Financial Times EMBA Ranking 2022 – Results and analysis
We spoke to representatives from four leading business schools to hear about the secrets to their success in the latest Financial Times EMBA Ranking 2022.
November 21, 2022Meet the top-notch executives in the University of St.Gallen alumni network
What’s better than getting an Executive MBA from one of the world’s leading business schools? Joining the St.Gallen alumni network gives you access to a diverse group of professionals in top positions across all industries. We heard from just a few about their experience at the university and beyond.
October 12, 2022Post-MBA career opportunities in the DACH region
The DACH region refers to German-speaking European countries Austria, Germany, and Switzerland. With powerhouse industries and economies, the DACH region is a major source of employment opportunities for ambitious MBA graduates. MBAGRADSCHOOLS spoke to Dominique Gobat, Senior Career Advisor at the University of St.Gallen’s MBA Program, to learn more about careers in the DACH region.
October 20, 2021Using an MBA to transition into a career in carbon intelligence and sustainability
In this episode of The Modern MBA podcast, in collaboration with MBAGRADSCHOOLS, we spoke with Georg Singer, an MBA graduate from the University of St.Gallen, who leveraged his degree to transition into a career in carbon intelligence and sustainability.
October 08, 2021Bring your global mindset to life in this International Executive MBA
The University of St.Gallen’s International Executive MBA program provides a truly international experience for its students, with international faculty, content, and opportunities to study abroad. We spoke with Annelies van Herck, the Head of Programs & Finance and the Vice Director of the IEMBA program. Find out how the IEMBA program helps students build a global mindset and uses Swiss values to bring new perspectives to life.
August 20, 2021School
The University of St. Gallen, located in Switzerland, offers a highly regarded MBA program. Known for its focus on leadership, strategy, and international business, the St. Gallen MBA provides students with a comprehensive understanding of business principles and a global perspective. The program combines rigorous academics with practical application, preparing students for successful careers in various industries. With a strong alumni network and a reputation for excellence, the University of St. Gallen MBA offers a transformative educational experience.
Location
You’ll find the University of St.Gallen nestled in the rolling green hills that overlook the Swiss town of St. Gallen. The picturesque campus is listed as a Swiss heritage site and features several works of art and architectural forms. The university will open an additional campus in the city in 2027, creating room for 3,000 additional students.
While the town of St. Gallen has a population of 80,000, it is home to a vibrant community of young people and foreign nationals, who make up almost 30% of its residents. St. Gallen lies between the major economic centers of Zurich and Munich, while Switzerland is easily reachable from major European hubs like Paris, Frankfurt, Vienna, and Milan. Throw in one of the highest average national salaries and it’s soon obvious why the quality of life in Switzerland is consistently placed near the top of global rankings.
Accreditations
The University of St.Gallen holds the “triple-crown” accreditation, which means it has been accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), the European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS), and the Association of MBAs (AMBA).
Programs
The University of St.Gallen offers two MBA programs and four Executive MBA programs. The Full-time MBA is a 12-month program, taught in English, with classes taking place in St. Gallen. The Part-time MBA is a two-year program, also taught in English, with classes in St. Gallen and Zurich.
The Executive MBA HSG is a German-language EMBA for professionals with at least five years of professional experience and three years of management experience. The emba X program is an English-taught 18-month program offered in conjunction with ETH Zurich, designed for professionals with a minimum of 10 years of work experience and five years of leadership experience. The International Executive MBA HSG is a transformative program, taught in English, with modules in St. Gallen, Singapore, Beijing, Silicon Valley, Irvine, and Cape Town. Finally, the Executive MBA in Business Engineering is an 18-month program, taught in English and German.
Scholarships
The University of St.Gallen offers MBA scholarships in multiple categories, which can cover a maximum of 40% of the tuition fee. Scholarship Categories include Emerging Market, Women in Business, Young Achiever, and Challenge. Candidates must submit a separate scholarship application when applying for admission to the MBA program.
Fun fact
The University of St.Gallen has a high teacher-student ratio, with a faculty of about 100 professors, 110 assistant professors and senior lecturers, and more than 500 part-time lecturers. More than 50% of HSG faculty members come from abroad. This high teacher-student ratio ensures a high-quality learning experience amidst an increasing number of students.
Notable current or former faculty members at HSG include Juliane Kokott (Advocate General of the Court of Justice of the European Union), Miriam Meckel (German journalist and corporate communication professor), Walter Hunziker (Swiss professor who co-developed the scientific study of tourism), and Ota Šik (Czech economist and politician and one of the key figures in Prague Spring).