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Research
12/08/21

HSG researchers take part in global Fincap project – the first crowd-sourced empirical paper in economics and finance

Andrea Barbon and Angelo Ranaldo from the Swiss Institute of Banking and Finance were acknowledged for the high quality of their findings.
Research
12/07/21

Upskilling platform to fill the educational gaps caused by the pandemic

The Institute of Information Management at the HSG is promoting the circular skill economy: from February 2022 onwards, the Swiss Higher Education Institutions EHB, EPFL, UZH, ZHAW, as well as the HSG, will be working on the development of the Swiss Circular Economy of Skills and Competences (SCESC) under the leadership of Evrlearn founder Felix Schmid and HSG business IT specialist Dr. Roman Rietsche. The upskilling platform approved by Innosuisse is intended to enable people to pursue a self-determined career.
Campus
12/06/21

The Financial Times European Business Schools ranking places HSG in 6th place

The international business newspaper the Financial Times (FT) published its European Business School Ranking 2021 in London today, putting the University of St.Gallen (HSG) in 6th place. This is the ninth year consecutively that HSG has been recognized as one of the ten best business universities in Europe (2020: 7th place).
Campus
12/06/21

Information about the coronavirus

This page contains the latest information about the impact of the coronavirus on the University of St.Gallen. It is continually updated.
Background
12/06/21

“Yes to less” – how the world can be improved

"Climate change", "transformation", "circular economy" – buzzwords which drove TEDxHSG 2021. Under the motto "Yes to less" eleven talks presented exciting approaches to reduce our ecological footprint worldwide.

Campus
12/02/21

toxic.fm celebrates its 20th anniversary

toxic.fm started broadcasting on December 3, 2001 officially for the first time. What began as a pilot project by students at the University of St.Gallen (HSG) is now a professional radio station that is unique in Switzerland and trains over 30 radio journalists each year.
Research
12/01/21

WHO funding: the emerging countries’ double game

The World Health Organization (WHO) is in a funding crisis which has been caused, among other things, by the shift in the global balance of power in the course of the last 25 years. This is revealed by a new study conducted at the University of St.Gallen.
Research
12/01/21

The EU's approach to energy issues can be dangerous for Switzerland

Senior Research Fellow on Energy Governance Philipp Thaler reflected energy relations between Switzerland and the EU. In an interview with energate, he says the EU is following an internal logic with its insistence on a framework agreement. For an agreement to be reached on electricity issues as well, he says, Switzerland in particular must move quickly.
Videos
11/30/21
Video report: AI in Swiss law

Artificial Intelligence in Swiss Law
Campus
11/30/21

Nobel Laureate Michael Spence at HSG

The UBS initiative "Nobel Perspectives" brought Michael Spence to St.Gallen to discuss the future of work and education.
People
11/25/21

Beatrix Eugster becomes member of the Marcel Benoist Foundation Council

The Federal Council elected Beatrix Eugster, Professor of Economics at the University of St.Gallen, and Kilian Stoffel, Rector of the University of Neuchâtel, as new members of the Marcel Benoist Foundation Board.
Research
11/24/21

HSG study confirms: Olma events benefit the city and the region a great deal

A new study conducted by the Institute for Systemic Management and Public Governance of the University of St.Gallen (IMP-HSG) sheds light on the regional significance of Olma exhibitions in St.Gallen. The studys indicates that the expenditures of its exhibitors and visitors, as well as of its organisers and participants, have a considerable impact on the regional economy.