Requirements for applying for a master's degree at St. Gallen University
1, the college entrance examination reached a university, and the German score met the requirements of the school;
2. Have a diploma from China University (minimum length of schooling is 3 years) and pass the entrance examination of St. Gallen University or pass the international certification examination;
3. The German proficiency certificate recognized by the University of Saint Gallen is:
Goethe-Institut C 1 Level Certificate \ Goethe-Institut ZOP Advanced German Level Certificate, Little German Diploma (KDS), Grand German Diploma (GDS), German Diploma of the Joint Conference of Ministers of Culture (DSDII), telc German C 1 Level Certificate, Telc German Diploma (TestDaF)- each
4. The English proficiency tests recognized by St. Gallen University include: Cambridge English Test, IELTS English Test (6.5 points), TOEFL English Test (IBT 100), and St. Gallen University English Test Level 2;
5. Language of instruction: German or English.
Characteristics of St. Gallen University
1, the business school has a strong faculty. St Gallen University 1898 was called Business School when it was founded, and economics has always been the traditional dominant discipline of St Gallen University. The MBA program of St Gallen University is the best among German-speaking countries and regions in Europe at present, and it is expected to enter the top ten in Europe.
2. Extensive international exchanges and cooperation. St Gallen University is both international and local, and its foreign students come from more than 80 countries, accounting for 1/4 of the total number of students. Therefore, the University of St. Gallen is multilingual, with sister colleges all over the world and exchange courses with more than 100 schools.
3. China has rich characteristics. The University of St Gallen has established partnerships with many universities, and in recent years, it has also set up a "China Coffee Corner", which holds regular gatherings to discuss issues related to China. For students from China and Switzerland, studying together is a good opportunity to promote communication and understanding. In addition, the University of St Gallen holds special exchange activities with the theme of China and economy every year.
Introduction to St. Gallen University
St Gallen University is a comprehensive university focusing on economics, law and sociology. Founded in 1898, it belongs to one of the most famous economic universities in Europe. The main subjects include business administration, economics, law and international affairs, especially finance and business administration. It is famous for its elite education in German-speaking areas and is known as Harvard University in Europe. The University of St Gallen is a member of European Economic Management Association (CEMS), International Business School Cooperation Organization (PIM) and Association of Schools Specialized in International Affairs (APSIA). St Gallen University offers higher education at undergraduate, master and doctoral levels. The main teaching language is German, and some majors are taught in English.
The reputation of St. Gallen University
The master of management program of this school ranked 1 in the Financial Times global master of management ranking from 20 14 to 20 17, and ranked fourth in the ranking of European business schools in 20 17, with strong faculty. St Gallen University 1898 was called Business School when it was founded. Economics has always been the traditional dominant discipline of St. Gallen University. The MBA program of St Gallen University is the best among German-speaking countries and regions in Europe at present, and it is expected to enter the top ten in Europe. At the same time, the University of Saint Gallen has strong China characteristics and has established cooperative partnerships with many universities in China. In recent years, a "China Coffee Corner" has been set up, and regular gatherings are held to discuss issues related to China.
Major setting of St. Gallen University
The University of St Gallen has five departments, offering higher education at undergraduate, master's and doctoral levels. The main teaching language is German, and some majors are taught in English.
(1) School of Management: Business Administration, Economics, State Affairs, Law, Economic Law;
(2) School of Humanities and Social Sciences: China culture and society, German language and culture, British language and culture, French language and culture, sociology, etc.
(3) Law school: European and international economic law, labor and labor law research, finance and financial law research, information law research, law and legal practice, etc.
(4) School of Finance: banking, financial markets, financial instruments, asset pricing, portfolio management, etc.
(5) School of Economics and Politics: National Economics, Quantitative Economics and Finance, International Affairs and Political Economics, Economics and Finance, etc.