Student Stories

“Our solution offers a way for museums to enter the art NFT field within the context of a marketplace.”

“I was eager to learn more about the big picture. Looking back, I see a lot of value in the tools I have amassed. In fact, I’ve already applied one of the frameworks in my corporate project, and the team has really welcomed the initiative!”

"It became clear that there were sizable gaps in my comprehension of topics like finance and economics. Being in the part-time MBA programme allowed me to experience filling these gaps in 'real-time'. Like when my department went through a transformation, and I was able to align my value proposition to new objectives, using concepts that I'd learned in the first year of the programme,".

Learn how Jakob Pedersen from the United States and Norway discovered an unexpected job opportunity by being open to new ideas, and how this exploratory mindset also enabled him to sharpen key skills during the MBA

Chris Craig from the United States found value in unanticipated ways through the social competencies that are developed in the programme, plus he shares his perception of the University of St.Gallen brand strength in the Swiss market

Hear how Georg Singer from Austria secured a corporate project that fully aligned with his interests at Swiss mountaineering and trekking company Mammut, and what skills he continued to refine in the role

We sat down with Zilla Roose from Switzerland to learn more about her experience and favourite memories, plus why she was motivated to pursue our Full-time MBA in the first place

Did you know: in recent years teams from the University of St.Gallen MBA have won both the Financial Times MBA Quiz hosted at the FT headquarters in London (2017 & 2018) and the International Finance Challenge hosted at SDA Bocconi in Milan (2019)?

We recently asked our current MBAs: What are your most memorable experiences in the programme so far?

“A solid technical education and a solid business education makes great sense; I quite like this translation between really understanding people on the technical side, but still connecting to economics.” Tim Vollrath, Part-time Class of 2022, shares some mid-programme reflections with MBATube.