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Three research projects given the "HSG Impact Award 2020"

This year, the University of St.Gallen (HSG) is conferring the HSG Impact Awards for the third time. HSG researchers are receiving awards for the valuable contribution they have made to society through their work.

SIM-HSG ranked #1

The Financial Times placed the Strategy and International Management programme (SIM-HSG) in the top position for an unparalleled tenth consecutive time.

Dossier "Diversity" in HSG Focus

Diversity is more than just a trend and mixed teams. The difference constitutes one of the most important principles of successful business.

Special Topic Coronavirus

In our special topic we examine the economic and social effects of the coronavirus.

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Research

10/16/20

The coronavirus crisis wrecks winter tourism

A new report of the Tourism Research Institute at the University of St.Gallen (HSG) has revealed this and much more.

Research

10/06/20

Study: Civil aviation in 2040 from the perspective of the Swiss population

Civil aviation in 2040 from the Swiss perspective

The Center for Aviation Competence (CFAC-HSG) at the University of St.Gallen and the Aviation Research Center Switzerland (ARCS) have been investigating what the Swiss expect from civil aviation up to the year 2040.

Campus

10/20/20

HSG Student Podcast

Listen to episode #03 with climate activist Ismea Guidotti

09/05/18

Newsroom

Find all our news at a glance.

09/05/18

News and Events

Publications

09/04/20

HSG Annual Report 2019/2020

The current edition of the annual report marks a transition: With a revised content concept and a new appearance, readers will be informed about HSG even more vividly and in more detail.

10/21/20

Information about the coronavirus

09/05/18

Events

Find all our events at a glance.

Research

09/21/20

«HSG Spin-Off Barometer 2020»

Research

09/15/20

The impact of the pandemic on Swiss trade

The impact of the pandemic on the Swiss retail trade

A topical study conducted by the IRM-HSG reveals that a majority of the interviewed retail companies can discern an opportunity in the crisis.

Campus

09/11/20

Jam session and university orchestra

The music scene at HSG. By student reporter Anna Kati Schreiter.

Events

09/01/20

Public lecture courses

The University of St.Gallen (HSG) is inviting the public to 34 public lecture series in the 2020 Autumn Semester.

Research

09/02/20

Elite Quality Index

The way in which elites create or extract value can help determine the business opportunity, growth and development of a nation.

Research

07/10/20

Self-driving cars are set to revolutionize urban mobility

Despite COVID-19, cities will embrace autonomous vehicles. But this emerging mobility option will benefit some metropolises more than others, a report from Boston Consulting Group and the University of St.Gallen finds.

Research

08/13/20

Swiss Payment Monitor 2020

Neobanks are on the rise in Switzerland. This is shown by the current Swiss Payment Monitor of the University of St.Gallen and the ZHAW.

Research

07/14/20

How do Covid-19 lockdown policies affect employment and GDP in different countries?

An international team of researchers, including HSG Assistant Professor Charles Gottlieb, study how the ability to work at home differs across countries.

Events

07/06/20

HSG Insights: Successfully shaping the new normality

With "HSG Insights: Returning from Lockdown - Successfully Shaping the New Normality", the University of St.Gallen (HSG) is launching a free online series lasting several months in close cooperation with the Executive School.

Campus

07/23/20

Relevant to the system and yet less well paid: an attempt at explanation

Systemically relevant but still paid less

An article by Noah Bürgin, a student in the course Certificate in Business Journalism.

Research

06/19/20

"Culture and Taxes"

Beatrix Eugster examines tax competition in Switzerland.

Campus

06/03/20

HSG in figures

A new issue of the brochure "Facts and figures" has appeared.

Opinions

06/12/20

Care work in Switzerland in times of pandemic

By Christa Binswanger.

Research

05/26/20

Tourism in uncertain times

A report by the Institute for Systemic Management and Public Governance (IMP-HSG) shows what changes tourism should be prepared for in the next twelve months.

People

05/28/20

Dr. Christoph Heusgen becomes honorary professor

Dr. Christoph Heusgen to become Honorary Professor

Campus

05/18/20

CampusAir: HSG Startup with solution for vacant student apartments

By student reporter Sascha Duric.

Campus

05/22/20

Student in the University of St.Gallen (HSG) library

Learning in the corona crisis: The virtual reading room

By Dana Sindermann.

Research

04/29/20

Corona crisis from the space perspective

The GCEI-HSG has evaluated publicly available data from the European Space Agency ESA on air pollution in China. This enabled them to monitor the economic impact of the pandemic in real time.

Background

05/28/20

History lesson: Alice Scheitlin – the first graduate of the Commercial Academy

In the Winter Semester of 1900/01, a certain Alice Scheitlin enrolled as an auditor in the Commercial Academy, which had been set up in 1899 and was located in the west wing of the St.Gallen Cantonal School (today’s Cantonal School on Burggraben).

Research

05/07/20

2020 Precious Metal Atlas

In the corona crisis, many Swiss people are relying on gold as a "safe currency". This is revealed by the latest survey conducted by the Institute of Retail Management (IRM-HSG).

Campus

04/13/20

HSG and the Corona crisis: an interim report

Like countless other businesses, the HSG has reacted to this unusual situation with a range of measures, not least digital ones. Alongside internal measures to guarantee the continuation of studies, the university sets great store on making its own contribution to overcoming the crisis.

Research

02/19/20

High acceptance for smart products

This is shown by the "Smart Products Report 2020", a study by the universities of Lucerne and St. Gallen.

Background

02/13/20

Nelly Diem – the HSG’s first woman lecturer

With her pioneering spirit, Nelly Diem succeeded in introducing lectures on the history of music at the then Graduate School of Business from 1918 onwards. As part of the public lecture programme, she was the Graduate School’s first woman lecturer and gave most of the history of music lectures between 1918 and 1929 herself.

Background

01/20/20

Competence Center for African Research – a blind spot comes into focus

By student reporter Thomas Tarantini.

Research

10/18/19

1st Future Organization Report 2019

How agile are companies really?

Campus

10/16/19

HSG entrepreneurs breathe in the Silicon Valley air

Thanks to an initiative by Startup@HSG, five young company founders took a trip to Silicon Valley.

Background

10/25/19

History lesson: Alicia Penalba, important representative of abstract art at the HSG

Campus

11/14/19

Special Needs - A Study with Special Challenges

Special Needs – Studying with special challenges

We sent our student reporter, Sascha Duric, to investigate.

Campus

12/02/19

HSG is 2019 "CEMS School of the Year"

The University of St. Gallen was named “CEMS School of the Year” at the 2019 CEMS Annual Events in Vienna.

Research

11/07/19

Corporate Governance: Debate about the role of large companies

How much influence should investors be able to exert for the sake of short-term interest, if they endanger the company’s long-term development in the process? And why do we stand and watch this happen? The Corporate Governance Competence Centre of the University of St.Gallen (HSG) believes there is an urgent need for a debate on this subject.

Campus

11/07/19

TEDxHSG 2019: About astronauts and hypnotists

Campus

10/28/19

SIM-HSG ranked #1 in the Financial-Times-Ranking for the ninth consecutive year

SIM-HSG ranked #1 for the ninth consecutive year

Background

10/14/19

SHSS-Conference: The religious side of money

Creative learning, money and religion as well as the reorientation of management training: These and other subject matters were the object of discussion over the course of two days by social sciences and humanities students at the University of St. Gallen (HSG).

People

10/11/19

On the award of the Nobel Prize to Peter Handke: literature and management

Von Serge Honegger.

Opinions

10/04/19

Switzerland - A trade policy island

Switzerland is strategically well positioned in an increasingly difficult trade policy environment. The policy aims to continue the successful strategy employed thus far. By Stefan Legge.

People

08/29/19

Carla del Ponte talking to Ignazio Cassis

Carla Del Ponte wins award for her uncompromising pursuit of war criminals

Events

09/19/19

Smart Government Day 2019

A current study shows how leaders from politics and administration can promote "Smart Government”. The results will be presented at the Smart Government Day on 24 September 2019. Vitali Klitschko, Mayor of Kiev, will give a talk on Smart City Kiev.

Research

08/22/19

Swiss Payment Monitor 2019

According to the latest Swiss Payment Monitor new payment methods such as contactless and mobile are enjoying a surge in popularity.

Research

08/15/19

Without reforms, financing for long-term care is in danger

New direction needed within the care area., says a new study published by the Institute for Insurance Economics at the University of St.Gallen (I.VW-HSG).

Opinions

07/12/19

50 Anniversary of the moon landing

What can we learn today from this historic mission? By Oliver Gassmann.

Research

07/12/19

Climate-friendly investment policy

A study by the HSG has shown that European insurance companies are no longer investing in CO2-emitting industries.

Opinions

06/07/19

An appeal for algorithmic direct democracy

A commentary by Miriam Meckel.

Opinions

05/28/19

Explainable AI: Opening the Machine-Learning Black Boxes

By Siegfried Handschuh.

Campus

07/19/19

Health care gaining in significance

By student reporter Thomas Tarantini.

Campus

06/03/19

235.5

Annual contribution of the University of St.Gallen in the region amounts to CHF 235.5 million.

Research

05/21/19

"HSG Impact Award 2019"

Once again this year, the University of St.Gallen (HSG) is honouring three research projects that have achieved a special social impact.

Research

05/24/19

9th Customer Barometer for Renewable Energies

Everyone is talking about climate strikers. How does the population rate young people’s protest? These and other questions are answered by the Customer Barometer.

Campus

05/31/19

8669

8669 students study at the University of St.Gallen.

Research

05/22/19

Public Value Atlas Germany

The fire brigade and the Federal Agency for Technical Relief occupy the first places in the favor of the German population. The first company only ranked 30th.

Campus

05/17/19

All the members of the HSG President’s Board for 2020 to 2022 appointed

Research

05/13/19

Precious metal atlas

Gold is among Swiss people’s favourite forms of investment. This has been revealed by the latest survey conducted by the IRM-HSG.

Campus

04/29/19

Off on exchange – but where to exactly?

An article by student reporter Niels Niemann.

Events

04/05/19

Media: The recipe for survival is quality

The media stands in the middle of a digital transformation. What does it take to survive into the future? During a podium discussion, representatives of Swiss media companies confidently showed that digital opportunities will help quality journalism to flourish once again.

Events

03/29/19

Special topic START Summit 2019

Opinions

02/22/19

The electoral system also influences electoral success

The Swiss parliamentary elections will take place in October 2019. Who is going to win? The nominee with the most votes? A look at the Swiss electoral system shows that it is more complicated than that. By Silvano Moeckli.

Videos

10/08/20

HSG Impact Award 2020: Decentralized Insurance on the Blockchain

Videos

HSG Impact Award 2020: Decentralized Insurance on the Blockchain

Natural disasters and extreme weather conditions are increasing globally. The effects of these extreme events are often far worse in emerging markets than in developed economies. For their low-income populations, insurance cover is often not offered or is unaffordable. The HSG researchers Professor Alexander Braun and Niklas Häusle are convinced that an innovative, decentralised insurance model based on block chain technology has the potential to mitigate these problems.

HSG Impact Award 2020: Business Model Innovation for the Circular Economy

Sustainability is becoming increasingly important for a growing number of companies. Not least because customers are also attaching greater importance to climate and environmental protection. As early as 2012, a research project was launched which offers companies a management tool for business model innovation: the "Business Model Navigator". An interdisciplinary team led by Professor Karolin Frankenberger further developed this approach. The aim: to link the topic of sustainability and business model innovation and to develop sustainable, future-oriented business models that focus on "circular economy". (in German)

HSG Impact Award 2020: Quartierstrom - A platform for sustainable energy supply

Switzerland's energy supply is at a turning point: away from fossil fuels and nuclear energy and towards a sustainable energy supply using renewable energies. Here decentralised energy supply systems, which rely on local photovoltaic systems, are becoming increasingly important. A national pilot project of the University of St.Gallen, headed by Professor Felix Wortmann, developed a solution in collaboration with ETH Zurich: the "Quartierstrom" energy platform. The basic idea: locally produced electricity should be consumed locally. (in German)

Gudrun Sander on diversity as a management task

Prof. Dr. Gudrun Sander on the advantages of heterogeneous teams in challenging times of crisis. How can the diversity of employees be used to achieve corporate goals? And why is diversity management first and foremost a management task? (in German)

Prof. Fabrizio Zilibotti on the economic side of the COVID 19 pandemic

How could the economic consequences be mitigated? Which macroeconomic measures could be helpful in this respect? And what does this crisis mean for Europe and Switzerland?

Quality versus efficiency in healthcare?

In areas such as health care or education, there is high cost pressure. At the same time, this type of service can only be made more efficient to a limited extent, as direct interpersonal contact is often essential for its benefit. The HSG's Institute of Information Management has investigated which approach is best suited to resolving this contradiction. How, for example, can visits to doctors be arranged in such a way that new technologies not only lead to greater efficiency but also to a better quality of life and treatment for patients? (in German)

Retirement provision 4.0

Society is getting older and older, which puts the current system of old-age provision increasingly into financial distress. In addition, there are other social trends that increase the need for reform of the social security system. Against the background of these developments, the Institute of Insurance Economics at the HSG derived possible fields of action and examined their acceptance by the population.

More transparency in supply chains thanks to Blockchain

Blockchain technology could bring more transparency to global supply chains and thus ensure greater social and environmental sustainability. First pilot projects in this area have already been launched. One of these has been accompanied by the Institute for Supply Chain Management at the HSG, which has investigated the stumbling blocks that exist for such solutions.

Miriam Meckel and Damian Borth on "Vocally Yours"

Prof. Dr. Miriam Meckel and Prof. Dr. Damian Borth on their project "Vocally Yours" which operates at the interface of artificial intelligence and journalism. Deep neural networks will be used to turn an author's text into recordings using their voice. How can journalists use this new technology? How can illegal use and so-called deepfakes be prevented? (in German)

Video interview: Judith Walls on on the carbon footprint of companies and and the significance of the "Friday for Future" movement

Why is climate change relevant for business?

Prof. Dr. Judith Walls on the carbon footprint of companies, the influence of consumers on corporate strategies and the significance of the "Friday for Future" movement. To what extent can renewable energies and biodiversity affect climate change?

Video interview with the sculptor Wilhelm Mundt about his work group "Trashstones"

Wilhelm Mundt on "Trashstones"

The sculptor Wilhelm Mundt on his work group "Trashstones", art & transience as well as the changes that have occurred over the years in his reflections on art and sculpture. (in German)

Emanuel de Bellis on personalizing the customization experience

"It is not sufficient to roll out standardised user interfaces. Instead, they need to be adjusted towards the way consumers think." Emanuel de Bellis on mass customization platforms and the apparent Western bias in their design. De Bellis is Vice Director and Assistant Professor for Marketing and Research Methods at the Institute for Customer Insight at the University of St.Gallen (ICI-HSG).

Patrick Emmenegger über die Bundesratswahlen 2019

Patrick Emmenegger on the Federal Council elections in 2019

Prof. Dr. Patrick Emmenegger on the outcome of the 2019 Federal Council elections, the battle for seats in the Federal Council and considerations on concordance, power and one seat for the Green Party in the Federal Council. (in German)

Strategic management, leadership & the success of Huawei

"One of the big challenges as a strategic leader is to change the organisation as it is growing." Peter Murmann elaborates this argument through the example of Huawei and explains what poetry and plumbing have to do with good leadership. He is Professor of Strategic Management at the Institute of Management & Strategy of the University of St.Gallen.

Martin Eling on the Science of Cyber Risks

#2minutes: Martin Eling on cyber risks

The magazine Science has published an article about cyber risks. In the article, Martin Eling, Professor for Insurance Management at the University of St.Gallen (HSG), and an international team of scientists discuss how the challenges of cyber attacks can be analyzed.

Academic GIFts: Mondays For Meaning

Leaders need to be close to their own personal meaning to provide a compelling vision and purpose to their followers. This is shown by a study by Petra Kipfelsberger, Institute for Leadership and Human Resource Management of the University of St.Gallen.

Global Competitiveness Report 2019

In the Global Competitiveness Index 4.0 comprising the most competitive countries in the world, Switzerland is ranked 5th behind Singapore, the USA, Hong Kong and the Netherlands. The Executive School at the University of St.Gallen (ES-HSG) has once again carried out this year’s survey of business leaders of Swiss companies. An interview with Dr. Tobias Trütsch, Head of Economics Division of the Executive School of the University of St.Gallen. (in German)

Academic GIFts: What is crowdsourcing?

Crowdsourcing works best in collaborativ settings - with collaborative crowds. In other settings, such as crowdsourcing competitions, individuals become less creative over time. This is shown in a study by Ivo Blohm, Assistant Professor for Data Science and Management at the Institute of Information Management (IWI-HSG).

Which leaders make companies more sustainable? An interview with Judith Walls.

What traits and characteristics can we look for in leaders that indicate that they will move their companies towards better social and environmental performance? An interview with Judith Walls, Chair for Sustainability Management of the Institute for Economy and the Environment (IWÖ-HSG).

Academic GIFts: On Globalisation and the Concentration of Talent

Academic GIFts: Globalisation and the Concentration of Talent

Globalisation facilitates the flows of capital, goods, and ideas and it provides firms with access to new markets. Yet, the benefits from globalisation are not distributed equally. How do these imbalances feed back into the allocation of talent across competing teams? A research project by Ulrich Schetter (Swiss Institute for International Economics and Applied Economic Research at the HSG) and Oriol Tejada (ETH Zurich) provides answers to these questions.

Videointerview: Martin Kolmar on "consumption"

Martin Kolmar: "The comfortable life is not the good life"

Prof. Dr. Martin Kolmar compares our consumption to a never ending story. What stands at the end of our consumption? Which neuroscientific aspects are associated with consumption? And what did the old virtues teach us? A video interview. (in German)

#2minutes: Maël Schnegg on the "Landscape Monitor"

Disruption is on everyone's lips. New technologies but also rapid social change can quickly become a disaster for many companies and their established business models. This makes it more important for companies to systematically monitor their own environment in order to identify threatening trends at an early stage. But what is the best way to do this? Dr. Maël Schnegg from the Institute for Accounting and Controlling at the HSG has helped to develop a tool for this challenge.

Zilla Leutenegger on "Staircase: Lonely at the top"

The Swiss artist Zilla Leutenegger on her work "Staircase: Lonely at the top", her art concept and the sgraffito technique used for the first time in her work. An art interview. (in German)

Tony Cragg on art and sculpture

"The most human thing in the world is art." Tony Cragg on the essence of sculpture, on form and material, and sculptures as radical political attitude. An art interview. (in German)

#2minutes: Josh Hsueh on the effects of family business on entrepreneurs

What is the influence of family business background on next-generation entrepreneurship? An interview with Josh Hsueh, Ph.D., post-doctoral researcher at the Center for Family Business at the University of St.Gallen.

Academic GIFts: Trooper's blunder or who is liable for self-driving cars?

Academic GIFts: Who is liable for self-driving cars?

To err is technical: Even autonomous cars can cause accidents. Who has to answer for the damage caused by the the vehicle "Trooper" in a careless moment? Melinda Lohmann, Assistant Professor of Business Law with special emphasis of Information Law, explains the case from the perspective of European law.

Felix Lehner on the artist Hans Josephsohn

Felix Lehner, founder and managing director of Kunstgiesserei St.Gallen and Galerie Felix Lehner AG, on the artist Hans Josephsohn. Which sculptural and artistic questions have occupied Josephsohn throughout his life? What is so special about his work "Standing Figure, Untitled, 1962", which can be seen at the University of St.Gallen? And how important is the "counterpart" in all his works? (in German)

Franz Schultheis on the inhabitants of the art world

Franz Schultheis on the inhabitants of the art world, heterogeneous paths into the art world and the laws of the art market. What roles do social and cultural capital play and what characterizes Art Entrepreneurs? (in German)

#2minutes: Damian Borth on the new AI research at the HSG

The HSG becomes a research center for artificial intelligence. It is the first Swiss university to receive an NVIDIA supercomputer. Damian Borth, Professor of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning at the University of St.Gallen, talks about the "DGX-2" and its potential for research. (English subtitles)

Wolfgang Jenewein on "positive leadership"

Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Jenewein on "Empowerment" and "Positive Leadership". Why do traditional leadership methods no longer work? How important are empathy and communication for leaders and the ability "to see people and to recognize their individuality"? A video interview. (in German)

Ronald C. Arkin on "Robots"

The American roboticist and roboethicist Ronald C. Arkin on the possibilities of robotics, artificial intelligence and robot companions. Which ethical questions follow here and why is it necessary to deal in a responsible way with the programming and pretensioning of emotions in robots? A video interview on the occasion of the 48th St.Gallen Symposium.

Video interview: Sou Fujimoto on his project "Open Grid", the Learning Center at the University of St.Gallen

Learning Center: Sou Fujimoto on «Open Grid – Choices of Tomorrow»

Architects Sou Fujimoto and Marie de France talk about their project "Open Grid", the new Learning Center at the University of St.Gallen. How does the building fit into its surroundings? What are the project's focal points and which aspects are decisive for a modern learning environment that embraces the digital future?

Knowledge Bank: Christoph Aymanns on Bitcoin

Prof. Dr. Christoph Aymanns on the Bitcoin boom of the last couple of months. What characterizes the crypto currency? How can it be used and what could the future of the crypto currency look like?

Tomas Casas on the rise of both Amazon and Alibaba

Clash of Titans: Alibaba vs Amazon. By Tomas Casas

Tomas Casas, the director oft he China Competence Center at the University of St.Gallen, takes a look at the rise of both Amazon and Alibaba.

Guido Cozzi on the Horizon 2020 project "MONROE"

Guido Cozzi, Ph.D., on the Horizon 2020 Project "MONROE" which focuses on a mathematical model for research and innovation policies. The model will allow policy makers to forecast the effects of their choices on the macro-economy in general and on society. Guido Cozzi is Professor of Macroeconomics at the School of Economics and Political Science (SEPS-HSG).

Tony Schwartz on Donald Trump

"Donald Trump is an empty vessel, he is a black hole. He spent his whole life trying to fill that hole. That's the essence of Donald Trump." An interview with Tony Schwartz, Ghostwriter of Donald Trump's book "The Art of the Deal" and CEO of "The Energy Project", at the St. Gallen Symposium 2017.

Marcus Schögel on "Sharing Economy"

Sharing goods, sharing resources: This is the basic idea of the "sharing economy". Prof. Dr. Marcus Schögel about the different models of sharing economy, new economisation approaches and legal issues that are related to the new business models. (in German)

Further video interviews

MON

26
OCT

Regular events

Montagsforum

9.30 - 11.30 a.m., St.Galler Pfalzkeller, Klosterhof, St.Gallen

The overall situation from a police perspective. Registration required.

Speaker
Jann Leutenegger

MON

26
OCT

Videos

Online lecture via zoom at 28 October 2020

6.15 p.m.

"When uncertainty is synchronized globally: a humanitarian perspective on our troubled time."

Speaker
Dr. h.c. Yves Daccord

MON

26
OCT

Public lectures

Lecture Russian literature

6.15 - 7.45 p.m., HSG 09-114

Russian in the 19th century: the golden age
Registration required!

Speaker
Daniel Riniker

MON

26
OCT

Public lectures

The following Lecture Geography has been cancelled

6.15 - 7.45 p.m., HSG 01-013

The new generation

Speaker
Anna Lemmenmeier

Further Events

Access Points

The coronavirus crisis wrecks winter tourism

Civil aviation in 2040 from the Swiss perspective

The Center for Aviation Competence (CFAC-HSG) at the University of St.Gallen and the Aviation Research Center Switzerland (ARCS) have been investigating what the Swiss expect from civil aviation up to the year 2040.

HSG Student Podcast

Listen to episode #03 with climate activist Ismea Guidotti

Newsroom

Find all our news at a glance.

News and Events

HSG Annual Report 2019/2020

The current edition of the annual report marks a transition: With a revised content concept and a new appearance, readers will be informed about HSG even more vividly and in more detail.

Information about the coronavirus

Events

Find all our events at a glance.

«HSG Spin-Off Barometer 2020»

The impact of the pandemic on the Swiss retail trade

A topical study conducted by the IRM-HSG reveals that a majority of the interviewed retail companies can discern an opportunity in the crisis.

Jam session and university orchestra

The music scene at HSG. By student reporter Anna Kati Schreiter.

Public lecture courses

The University of St.Gallen (HSG) is inviting the public to 34 public lecture series in the 2020 Autumn Semester.

Elite Quality Index

The way in which elites create or extract value can help determine the business opportunity, growth and development of a nation.

Self-driving cars are set to revolutionize urban mobility

Despite COVID-19, cities will embrace autonomous vehicles. But this emerging mobility option will benefit some metropolises more than others, a report from Boston Consulting Group and the University of St.Gallen finds.

Swiss Payment Monitor 2020

Neobanks are on the rise in Switzerland. This is shown by the current Swiss Payment Monitor of the University of St.Gallen and the ZHAW.

How do Covid-19 lockdown policies affect employment and GDP in different countries?

HSG Insights: Successfully shaping the new normality

Systemically relevant but still paid less

An article by Noah Bürgin, a student in the course Certificate in Business Journalism.

"Culture and Taxes"

Beatrix Eugster examines tax competition in Switzerland.

HSG in figures

A new issue of the brochure "Facts and figures" has appeared.

Care work in Switzerland in times of pandemic

By Christa Binswanger.

Tourism in uncertain times

A report by the Institute for Systemic Management and Public Governance (IMP-HSG) shows what changes tourism should be prepared for in the next twelve months.

Dr. Christoph Heusgen to become Honorary Professor

CampusAir: HSG Startup with solution for vacant student apartments

By student reporter Sascha Duric.

Learning in the corona crisis: The virtual reading room

By Dana Sindermann.

Corona crisis from the space perspective

The GCEI-HSG has evaluated publicly available data from the European Space Agency ESA on air pollution in China. This enabled them to monitor the economic impact of the pandemic in real time.

History lesson: Alice Scheitlin – the first graduate of the Commercial Academy

2020 Precious Metal Atlas

In the corona crisis, many Swiss people are relying on gold as a "safe currency". This is revealed by the latest survey conducted by the Institute of Retail Management (IRM-HSG).

HSG and the Corona crisis: an interim report

High acceptance for smart products

This is shown by the "Smart Products Report 2020", a study by the universities of Lucerne and St. Gallen.

Nelly Diem – the HSG’s first woman lecturer

Competence Center for African Research – a blind spot comes into focus

By student reporter Thomas Tarantini.

1st Future Organization Report 2019

How agile are companies really?

HSG entrepreneurs breathe in the Silicon Valley air

Thanks to an initiative by Startup@HSG, five young company founders took a trip to Silicon Valley.

History lesson: Alicia Penalba, important representative of abstract art at the HSG

Special Needs – Studying with special challenges

We sent our student reporter, Sascha Duric, to investigate.

HSG is 2019 "CEMS School of the Year"

The University of St. Gallen was named “CEMS School of the Year” at the 2019 CEMS Annual Events in Vienna.

Corporate Governance: Debate about the role of large companies

TEDxHSG 2019: About astronauts and hypnotists

SIM-HSG ranked #1 for the ninth consecutive year

SHSS-Conference: The religious side of money

On the award of the Nobel Prize to Peter Handke: literature and management

Von Serge Honegger.

Switzerland - A trade policy island

Switzerland is strategically well positioned in an increasingly difficult trade policy environment. The policy aims to continue the successful strategy employed thus far. By Stefan Legge.

Carla Del Ponte wins award for her uncompromising pursuit of war criminals

Smart Government Day 2019

A current study shows how leaders from politics and administration can promote "Smart Government”. The results will be presented at the Smart Government Day on 24 September 2019. Vitali Klitschko, Mayor of Kiev, will give a talk on Smart City Kiev.

Swiss Payment Monitor 2019

According to the latest Swiss Payment Monitor new payment methods such as contactless and mobile are enjoying a surge in popularity.

Without reforms, financing for long-term care is in danger

New direction needed within the care area., says a new study published by the Institute for Insurance Economics at the University of St.Gallen (I.VW-HSG).

50 Anniversary of the moon landing