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Business

Practice-oriented degree courses with an international focus- that you can take on a leadership role in a networked world.

At the FHNW School of Business you can complete a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Management or Business Information Technology.

A Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree usually takes 6-8 semesters. You don't need any previous knowledge in business or information technology - we will teach you the knowledge step by step.

A Master of Science (MSc) degree usually takes 4-6 semesters and is offered in English. A Bachelor's degree is required.

Bachelor of Science (BSc) programmes

The Bachelor's programme usually lasts 6-8 semesters and can be completed in German or English.

Bachelor of Science School of Business

Study Management or Business Information Technology

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Master of Science School of Business

Deepen your expertise

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Why FHNW School of Business

5 reasons to study business at FHNW.

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Graduation 2020

We congratulate our bachelor’s and master's students on the successful completion of their studies.

Graduation 2020

Study internationally

You have the opportunity to study at one of your 150 partner universities. Summer schools and study trips offer even more possibilities.

Study internationally

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Jul 14, 2020

«I gained the confidence to lead a project»

Credited as «informal team leader», FHNW student Tanpreet Kaur was the driving force behind her team being among the best projects of the 2020 X-Culture ...

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Jun 24, 2020

GEIGER aims at protecting small businesses against cyber threats

On June 1, 2020, a consortium of 18 organisations launched “GEIGER”, an innovation project that aims to develop a solution that allows small businesses and ...

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Jun 19, 2020

Tap into New Markets with Agile Internationalisation

Traditional internationalisation models often do not fit the specific needs of SMEs and start-ups. In addition, external shocks (e.g. the coronavirus crisis) ...

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