Zulassung

Unterrichtssprache des MIA-Programms ist Englisch. Auswahlverfahren für alle Bewerbenden.

General Requirements

Recognised university degree with at least 180 ECTS
If you have one of the following degrees from a recognised university or complete one before your chosen degree programme starts, then you can apply for this Master's programme:

• University Bachelor's degree in Economic, Social or Legal Sciences with at least 30 ECTS credit points in Economic, Legal, Political or Administrative Sciences or International Affairs.
• Consecutive University Master's degree in another discipline
  Bachelor's and Master's degree programmes must have been completed in the same discipline (consecutively) and amount to at least 270 ECTS credit points together.

Your degree will be recognised if the following criteria are fulfilled:

• Your degree was awarded by a university, which is recognised in the country where you attended the course.
• You have completed all course work at a recognised or accredited university.
• You have completed at least half of the course work onsite at the university awarding the degree.
• You fulfil the minimum requirements for admission to the Master's degree programme at your home university.

Language requirements in the language of instruction English
It is your responsibility to ensure that your command of the language of instruction is sufficient to allow you to complete your studies successfully. Recommended level at the start of the study is at least C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

Selection process

If the formal admission regulations are fulfilled and all documents have been submitted, your application will be forwardet to the "MIA Admission Committee" for the selection process. The Admission Commetee evaluates each application based on the following criteria:

GMAT or GRE score (30%)
When evaluating GMAT scores the total score is taken into consideration, while for the assessment of the GRE score the Quantitative Reasoning section is decisive. If you have taken the test several times, the test with the best results will be considered. Test results must not be older than five years and must be provided to St.Gallen University directly by GMAC or ETS before the closing date for applications. It is important to state the Institution Code of the University of St.Gallen. 
Students with a Bachelor's degree from the University of St. Gallen or from another university (not University of Applied Sciences) with the same passing requirements (with negative weighted credit points) can choose to, but do not have to, submit their GMAT or GRE test results. The GMAT or GRE scores are compensated by increasing the weighting of the average grade by 1.75.
GMAT or GRE can be taken in the online format.

The average grade of Bachelor's Degree (40%)
The average grade recorded on your degree certificate is decisive. If you do not have your final degree at the time of application, you must apply with a current transcript. All credits specified in the current transcript will be considered.

Work experience, extracurricular activities, intercultural mobility and the letter of motivation (20%)
Commitments and activities outside of your degree course, such as work experience, challenging internships or exchange semesters are only considered if you furnish proof thereof. List all of these activities on your curriculum vitae and furnish proof thereof. The curriculum vitae must be written in English.
In the letter of motivation, describe in English in no more than three pages why you would like to pursue the MIA programme, where and how you carried out any extracurricular activities, what international experience you already have and what kind of work experience you already have. A high level of fluency in English is required.

Writing sample (10%)
Submit your completed bachelor's thesis (a final piece of written work for your Bachelor's degree) as a writing sample. If this is not possible, then submit an essay in English on a specific topic. This essay must be between 4,000 and 5,000 words long and be signed with our "Declaration of Authorship". 

Additional requirements

MIA Fundamentals Week
The compulsory MIA Fundamentals Week is designed to get you ready for your Master's degree programme. It takes place once a year at the beginning of September (calendar week 36) .You can start your Master's degree once you have successfully completed the Fundamentals Week.
An application for the MIA Fundamentals Week is possible only after receiving the admission letter for the MIA programme.

Additional language requirements
All students must take two language courses (foreign languages) in addition to their Master’s degree course to successfully complete their Master's degree programme. Crediting of internationally recognised language certificates is possible during your Master's studies.

Evidence of sufficient accounting knowledge
All students must provide evidence of sufficient accounting knowledge to successfully complete their Master's degree programme.

If you have already acquired sufficient knowledge of accounting during your studies, the evidence can be credited during the admission process. If this evidence is missing at the time of admission, the accountancy examination has to be taken at the University of St.Gallen.

Link zur Zulassung

• Admission to a Master's Degree
• Admission to MIA progamm

Anmeldung

Anmeldung:

• 1. Oktober bis 30. April

• Master Universitäre Hochschule UH

Master of Arts HSG (M.A. HSG)

Double Degrees an der Universität St.Gallen 

Das Dopplestudium-Programm findet vollumfänglich in englischer Sprache statt. 

The University of St.Gallen offers double degree opportunities to ambitious students seeking a rigorous academic experience.  Double degree students can take advantage of unique degree combinations and the possibility for in-depth study within different cultural contexts. At the conclusion of the double degree programme, usually 2.5 years, students will earn two full Master degrees, a MA degree of the University of St.Gallen and a second Master from the partner university. 
There are well-established double degree programmes as well as a permenently increasing number of new double degrees opportunities with renowned universities, business scholls and institutes all over the world. 
Students of the MBF Master's Programme can joint double degree programmes in Europe (5 different countries), Stockholm and São Paulo. 
For further details use the link below.

CEMS MIM - Master's in International Management

Das CEMS MIM Programm findet vollumfänglich in englischer Sprache statt.

CEMS (Community of European Management Schools) is a strategic alliance of leading business schools and multinational companies. Its first mission is to set a global standard of excellence for pre-experience Master's in management. Founded in 1988 in Europe, the network has grown steadily.Today CEMS is a global league of 33 world-class academic institutions and 70 international companies as well as 7 NGOs.

CEMS has created the CEMS Master’s in International Management Programme, which sets a common standard in management education and embraces and builds upon the individual strengths of the educational programme of each school. Its main ingredients are excellence in management education, experience abroad, an emphasis on team work, and competency in three languages. The duration is 2 years including the Master's of the University of St.Gallen.
For further details use the link below. 

Weitere Zusatzqualifikationen

In Kombination mit dem Master-Studium können die Studierenden weitere Zusatzqualifikationen erwerben: 

Zusatzabschluss Wirtschaftspädagogik

Mit der Ausbildung Wirtschaftspädagogik erwerben die Studierenden neben Ihrem Masterdiplom die notwendige wissenschaftliche und praktische Kompetenz, um als Expertinnen und Experten in den Bereichen Didaktik, Bildungsmanagement und Personalentwicklung professionell handeln zu können.

Das Studium in Wirtschaftspädagogik ist als zweistufige Ausbildung konzipiert:

• 1. Ausbildungsstufe: Die erste Stufe umfasst 38 ECTS und führt zusammen mit einem Masterdiplom zum Titel «Dipl. Wirtschaftspädagoge/ -pädagogin». (1. Abschluss zur Anerkennung des Lehrdiploms)
• 2. Ausbildungsstufe: Die zweite Ausbildungsstufe kann nach erfolgreichem Abschluss der ersten Ausbildungsstufe sowie des Masters begonnen werden, umfasst 22 ECTS und wird mit dem Titel «Dipl. Lehrer/Lehrerin für Maturitätsschulen Wirtschaft und Recht» bzw. «Dipl. Lehrer/Lehrerin an Berufsfachschulen, inkl. Unterricht in der Berufsmaturität Wirtschaft und Recht» abgeschlossen.

Beim wirtschaftspädagogischen Studium handelt es sich um eine zusätzliche Ausbildung, welche nur in Verbindung mit einem universitären Master-Abschluss erworben werden kann. Das Studium in Wirtschaftspädagogik kann während der Bachelor-Ausbildung, bei Eintritt in die Master-Stufe oder als zusätzliche Ausbildung im Anschluss an das Master-Studium begonnen werden.

Lehrprogramm Digitale Kommunikation und Journalismus (DKJ)

Das Lehrprogramm Digitale Kommunikation und Journalismus (DKJ) bietet Ihnen eine Zusatzqualifikation auf Master-Stufe. Im Rahmen von 18 ECTS, die voll anrechnbar an Ihr Master-Studium sind, werden Sie zu digitalen Kommunikationsexperten ausgebildet. Mit dieser Zusatzqualifikation können Master-Studierende ihr Schwerpunktstudium mit einem vertieften Verständnis für digitale Kommunikationsstrategien ergänzen und journalistische Schreibfähigkeiten erwerben. Das Programm führt die Studierenden in zentrale Themen des Journalismus, der Medienökonomie und des Medienrechts ein und vermittelt ihnen ein kritisches Verständnis für die Auswirkungen des digitalen Wandels, mit einem besonderen Fokus auf aktuelle Themen wie Social Media, Datenjournalismus und KI.

Lehrprogramm Managing Climate Solutions (MaCS)

Im englischsprachigen Lehrprogramm Managing Climate Solutions (MaCS) (24 ECTS) erarbeiten Studierende unternehmerische Lösungen für den Umgang mit die Folgen des globalen Klimawandels. Das Lehrprogramm focussiert darauf, das Ausmass der Herausforderung zu verstehen, die Bandbreite möglicher Lösungen zu erkunden und verhaltenswissenschaftlich fundierte Strategien zu entwickeln, um eine positive Zukunft in einer klimaverträglichen Welt zu gestalten.

Das Programm gliedert sich wie folgt:

• Einführungskurs "Climate Solutions 101" (5 ECTS; Herbstsemester)
• Wahlpflichtkurse aus verschiedenen Masterstudiengängen der Universität St.Gallen (16 ECTS)
• Pflichtkurs "Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Climate Solutions" (3 ECTS; Frühjahrsemester)

Lehrprogramm FinTech (MaCS)

The new certificate programme (24 ECTS) is offered at the master’s level and may be started only in the autumn semester. Consistent with the multidisciplinary nature of FinTech, the study programme stands on four pillars: Finance (F), Technology and Methodology (T), Data Science (D), and Business Applications (B). The educational objective of this certificate is to enrich the students' knowledge about these four FinTech areas and provide them with necessary skills. 

Nachdiplomstudien / MAS

Siehe www.berufsberatung.ch

Doktorat / PhD

Die zusätzliche Studienzeit beträgt ca. 3 Jahre.

Ort / Adresse

• St. Gallen (SG)

Zeitlicher Ablauf

Beginn

Der Studienbeginn ist nur auf das Herbstsemester (Woche 38) möglich.

Dauer

3 Semester (Terms)

Zeitliche Beanspruchung

• Vollzeit

Unterrichtssprache

• Englisch

Das MIA-Programm wird in englischer Sprache angeboten.
Studierenden, die nicht englischer Muttersprache sind und über keinen englischsprachigen Abschluss verfügen (Reifezeugnis/Studienabschluss), wird empfohlen, bereits vor Studienstart das Niveau von mindestens C1 gemäss dem Gemeinsamen Europäischen Referenzrahmen für Sprachen (GER) in allen Sprachfertigkeiten erreicht zu haben.

Links

• Programm-Website
• MIA Double Degree Programme an der Universität St.Gallen
• CEMS MIM
• Weitere Zusatzqualifikationen

Auskünfte / Kontakt

Dr. Daniela Engelmann
Executive Director
Tel: +41 (0)71 224 31 33
Email: mia@unisg.ch