Support and advice
The University of St.Gallen is there to help you before and during your studies with several support and advice services.
If you have any questions regarding admission requirements and enrolment, please do not hesitate to contact the team of the Admissions and Credit Office.
The Dean's Advisory Office team is happy to assist you with administrative and organizational questions regarding studies at the Assessment, Bachelor's, and Master's levels.
assessment@unisg.ch
+41 71 224 35 00
The team of the PhD Office will be happy to answer any questions you may have about doctoral studies at the HSG.
The HSG offers a wide range of exchange opportunities with over 200 partner universities worldwide. We are happy to advise you on the various possibilities.
The Student Advisory Service is a reliable guide and orientation aid for students and future students of the University of St.Gallen. The planning and organization as well as the course of studies can be confusing and raise many questions. The Student Advisory Service offers you individual counseling regarding your studies and directs you to the appropriate departments for specific concerns.
There are many ways of financing studies: employment, cantonal scholarships, private loans or simply family support. The Swiss scholarship and loan system is federally organised and therefore seems confusing to many.
On the one hand, the Advice Center for Study Funding provides information about all these financing options – in person, by telephone or also by email. On the other hand, the University of St.Gallen has a loans and scholarships fund that provides financial support to enrolled students in the Assessment Year, at the Bachelor's and Master's levels.
In addition, there are numerous other public and private bodies that award educational grants. You will find a scholarship and loans database on our website.
In the Assessment Year, students who want to refresh or improve their German or English language skills are offered an appropriate intensive course before the start of their studies.
Master students who, according to their self-declaration, have no knowledge of German, are recommended to attend the voluntary intensive German course two weeks before the start of their studies. You will receive an invitation to this course in your Compass mailbox.
For questions regarding registration, please contact the Admissions and Crediting Office (admissions@unisg.ch). Further questions about the organisation can be answered by the Center for Languages and Transcultural Communication (sprachen@unisg.ch).
The Military Liaison Office is the first contact for all students and at the university in all matters concerning military, civil defense or alternative civilian service.
The Special Needs center advises and supports students with disabilities and/or chronic illnesses at the University of St.Gallen.
If you have any questions regarding admission requirements and enrolment, please do not hesitate to contact the team of the Admissions and Credit Office.
As agile interface experts, we advise and connect talents and companies personally and independently.
Our goal is to accompany and promote the students' personal development during the Assessment Year along four interdisciplinary skills.
If you have any questions about discrimination, bullying or sexual harassment, the Diversity & Inclusion Office is your point of contact. We can advise you on how to prevent and deal with specific incidents.
Our Dean's Advisory Office will be happy to answer any administrative questions you may have regarding Assessment, Bachelor and Master studies at the HSG.
assessment@unisg.ch
+41 71 224 35 00
bachelor@unisg.ch
+41 71 224 36 00
We advise, inform and raise awareness on all topics that deal with the equal distribution of opportunities (studies, work, family/private life).
We are happy to provide you with information on the various options for financing your studies.
HSG Alumni is the alumni organisation of the University of St.Gallen. With around 33’000 members, we are one of the most important and active alumni associations in Europe.
The Info Desk serves as a central point of contact for initial enquiries.
Our Kick-Off Days team will be happy to answer any questions you may have about Kick-Off Days.
At the Language Center we support students in developing their foreign language skills.
Our mentoring programme creates personal and long-term relationships between students (mentees) and people from the working world (mentors).
We are open to students for questions related to military, protective or civilian service.
We aim to promote trust between University members and to solve conflicts in an informal way.
We foster authentic and creative integration of the intellectual and spiritual dimensions of life. The holistic view of the human being includes the religious dimension.
We are happy to answer any questions you may have about doctoral studies at the HSG.
Our Psychological Counselling Services support students with challenges in both the private and university environment.
As a central point of contact for entrepreneurship topics, we support students in their startup activities.
We advise and support students and employees of the University of St.Gallen who live with a disability and/or chronic illness or who have special health needs.
Our StartWeek team will be happy to answer any questions you may have about StartWeek.
The Student Advisory Service is a reliable guide and orientation aid for students and future students of the University of St.Gallen. The planning and organization as well as the course of studies can be confusing and raise many questions. The Student Advisory Service offers you individual counseling regarding your studies and directs you to the appropriate departments for specific concerns.
The HSG offers a wide range of exchange opportunities with over 200 partner universities worldwide. We are happy to advise you on the various possibilities.
exchange@unisg.ch
+41 71 224 23 39
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