News and stories, FHNW School of Business

Lukas Erni is studying for a Bachelor’s degree in Business Information Technology at the FHNW School of Business and works as a customer care agent alongside his studies. In this interview, he talks about his passion for data science, key moments during his studies, and how his degree has helped him develop both professionally and personally.

Helena Kovacevic decided for a bachelor's degree in Business Administration (International Management) at the FHNW School of Business to expand her knowledge. In the end she didn`t just gain valuable experience, but also new and unexpected perspectives.

Dharmesh, originally from India, began his career in Germany. He developed a strong passion for human resource development which led him to pursue a Master of Science in International Management at FHNW University of Applied Sciences

Jayson Zengquan Wang, a 38-year-old Swiss-Asian MBA graduate and entrepreneur, shares his experience about how the MBA programme inspired him, provided valuable knowledge and ultimately helped him start his own business.

Juan Pablo shares his experience from the Swiss-International MBA at the FHNW School of Business.

The University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland FHNW is expanding its activities with India and is now offering the Executive Leadership Programme for Swiss SMEs “Explore & Discover Business Opportunities with Trade Partner INDIA” starting in August.

The Swiss–Africa Cybersecurity Community gathered for its final project event, celebrating achievements and mapping out the path forward.

A research team from the Institute of Management at the FHNW has published the ‘Scope 3 Best Practice Guide for Cities and Regions’. The guide is based on the findings of a research project commissioned by the canton of Basel-Stadt. It provides a practical overview of the strategies and measures that are particularly promising for reducing indirect greenhouse gas emissions, known as Scope 3 emissions.

The ImpactLab of the FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland has developed an open-source decision support system that any university incubator can use and extend to increase its success rate.