University Of St. Gallen

When it comes to studying, the university offers a broad curriculum, and students must attend lectures in additional subjects such as history, sociology, psychology, business ethics and philosophy. The aim is to get students thinking critically, as well as give them the skills to deal with social and cultural challenges they encounter during their lives and careers.

The University of St.Gallen (HSG), Switzerland, was founded as a "Business Academy" in 1898 - in the heyday of the St.Gallen embroidery industry - and offered its first lectures in 1899. The HSG continues to pursue the goal of providing its more than 9,500 students with a practice-oriented education, guided by an integrative view of Management, Economics, Law, Social Sciences, International Affairs and Computer Science. With success: we have constantly been ranked among the top business schools in Europe. In its 2022 ranking of European business Schools, The Financial Times recognised the University of St.Gallen as one of the best in Europe. Rising up to the fifth position, the HSG has the distinction of being both the leading business university in Switzerland and in the German-speaking region. International accreditations by the EQUIS, AACSB and AMBA underline our commitment to a holisitic curriculum that meets the highest academic standards.

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Led by Prof. Dr. Judith Walls and Prof. Dr. Bernadette Dilger, this introductory course explores basic concepts of responsibility and sustainability (R&S) and discusses pedagogical considerations for incorporating these topics into any university course. By presenting concrete examples, this course wants to encourage faculty to rethink their own teaching. Discuss with peers and experts how to integrate R&S in teaching in their own discipline/field and be part of the change.

However, there are many Asian and Latin American students with GMATs of 600 or even lower. This is because the university has a policy of considering these people in order to foster diversity (otherwise all the internationals would be Germans and Austrians).

Now my principle query is that i have scored aggregate 63.7% in my graduate exams( Bachelor of Commerce with Honours,University of Delhi) in which all papers were directly related with business studies, economics and accountancy , and I was wondering how the same translates into the Swiss 6 point academic scale?. As per the of a Thai university a greater than 60% in Indian measurement corresponds to a 3.5 grade on the US scale which in turn translates to a 5.5 score on the Swiss scale. This would mean that i shall be entitled to 25 points on the criteria 4 (b). I just wanted corroboration of the same for your end as to whether the University of St Gallen (USG) accepts these conversion figures or not. If the USG has some other basis for conversion then please be kind enough to inform me the same.

i apologize if i've broken any rules of the forum... i have already written twice to the admissions office, they are yet to respond ... as there are very few places where st gallen is discussed on the net...just thought someone here might be able to throw some light on it... although everything about the MBF brochure is tempting ..what with CHF 97000 avg pay packet and full employment.. i wonder if english speakers have the same avenues as those speaking german

I'm very interested in doing the Master in Banking and Finance from the University of St Gallen. I'm currently doing my pre-master at another university in switzerland where I've "almost" finished my bachelor degree in economics; I passed all my exams but I still have to write my bachelor degree paper. So I'm looking to apply to the MBF for September 2013.

Plus I'm looking for a challenge. The university I go to is pretty good, not the best but still good. It's just that I pretty much managed to get by with "minimal" effort, I'd study 1-2 weeks before the semester exams and I'd manage to pass. I didn't really have to bust my a$$ to get this degree. I'm still proud of myself but meh, you know what I mean. I feel like I have so much more potential. The master in accounting and finance here (which I started as a pre-master) is ok but not great, nothing near St-Gallen, plus I don't like accounting so I don't like the focus they put on accounting (they only have this degree that incorporates finance at my uni...) I could finish my master degree here and not "lose" a year but I think the benefits of going to St-Gallen would heavily outweigh the benefits of staying here.

If you don't have relevant work experience I don't see a point in getting a second master degree. Get a job at KPMG and try to leverage that experience. If you do have relevant work experience (or if you can do an internship during your master degree at st. gallen) you should go for it! St. gallen is a big name in Europe and will help you to get a sweet job after graduation. If you decide to go for it start studying for the GMAT asap! I believe st. gallen requires a gmat score above 650 (which can be tough when English isn't your first language)

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