University of St. Gallen

The University St. Gallen, founded in 1898, is a public university seated in St. Gallen, Switzerland that specializes in Business and Economics, Law, Social Sciences and International Relations. With more than 8,300 students, it belongs to Switzerland’s smaller universities. The University is organized into five “schools“: the School of Management, the School of Finance, the School of Economics and Political Science, the Law School, and the School of Humanities and Social Sciences. The scope of studies comprises study opportunities at Bachelor’s and Master’s level. On offer at Bachelor’s level are the degree courses “Major in Business Administration“, “Major in Economics“, “Major in International Affairs“, “Major in Law“, “Major in Law and Economics“, as well as the additional qualification (certificate) programs “Book and Publishing Studies“, and “Data Science Fundamentals“. Offered at Master’s level are the degree courses “Business Innovation“, “Marketing, Services and Communication Management“, “Accounting and Finance“, “Strategy and International Management“, “Business Management“, “Management, Organization Studies and Culture Theory“, “Banking and Finance“, “Economics“, “Quantitative Economics and Finance“, “International Affairs and Governance“, “International Law“, “Law“, “Law and Economics“, a training program in Business Education, and the additional qualification (certificate) program “Business Journalism“. Moreover, the University of St. Gallen offers a number of continuing education programs, among them MBA as well as EMBA programs, and individually tailored programs.