Strong partnerships are at the heart of our continuing education. Collaborating with distinguished institutions and organisations, we design programmes that are hands-on, relevant, and globally connected.
University / Cooperation partner | Programme |
Dual Degree MBA FHNW Cross Cultural Leadership / Edinburgh Business School MBA Programme | |
MBA FHNW Summer School International Management | |
MBA FHNW study trip | |
Bach Khoa University (ehemals HCMUT), Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam | MBA FHNW study trip |
HR-Department Provinz Heilongjiang, China | Short Term Leadership Training |
CAS Digital Business Development | |
Shanghai Economic Management College (SEMC) | CAS cross-cultural and international Management |
Bach Khoa University (ehemals HCMUT), Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam | MBA - MCI FHNW |
MBA study trips
Study Trip South Africa (January 24-30, 2027)
Economic powerhouse in transition and global key player. ur study trip will provide exclusive insights into this complex market environment.
Study Trip Romania (March 14-20, 2027)
Navigating growth and opportunity in the EU. Our study trip will provide insights into Romania's economic landscape, including visits to key industries.
Study Trip Switzerland (August 30 - September 4, 2027)
Switzerland boasts a thriving business ecosystem and a robust economy characterized by stability, innovation and competitiveness. The country is renowned for its global role in industries like pharmaceutical, biotechnology, precision engineering and banking.
Study Trip South Korea (September 26- October 2, 2027)
Our study trip will provide insights into this dynamic economy, including visits to leading technology companies, interactions with industry experts, and exploration of South Korea's innovation ecosystem. South Korea also offers a rich cultural heritage, vibrant cities, and stunning natural landscapes, making it a fascinating destination for exploration.
Study Trip Great Britain (January 23-29, 2028)
Our study trip will explore this unique economic landscape, from the high-stakes boardrooms of the City of London to the innovation hubs of the "Golden Triangle" (London, Oxford, and Cambridge). We will discuss the realities of post-Brexit trade, witness the transformation of traditional industries, and analyze how the UK maintains its competitive edge in an increasingly fragmented global economy.