Annual Report University of St.Gallen 2020/2021

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HSG Ethics Code

Our central values –  ­ the new HSG Ethics Code

Today, there is a strong public focus on both companies and public institutions. Expectations with regard to correct action have increased substantially, also on the part of employees. ­It was not least for this reason, and as a mandate arising from the Compliance Measures Plan of 1 March 2019, that the University of St.Gallen drew up the new HSG Ethics Code. It is aimed at all the members of our University – from students and faculty to staff in academic, technical and administrative areas. It is conceived of as a necessary complement to the HSG's vision, mission and goals. Detailed rules of conduct are not in keeping with the University of St.Gallen's conception of itself. What HSG demands of ­all ­ its members, however, is conduct that is informed by personal

responsibility along the lines of values and principles that are of central importance to us: • academic freedom, • responsibility, • integrity, • professionalism, • collegiality, • sustainability, • transparency. It is our aspiration to bring these values to life. Through guidelines and illustrations, the new HSG Ethics Code conveys a shared understanding of how we want to do our work with these values, organise life on the campus and deal with each other.


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Universiy authorities

6min
pages 84-89

HSG Advisory Board

1min
page 74

HSG Foundation and donations

2min
pages 72-73

Funding model

9min
pages 68-71

Centers

1min
page 67

HSG Ethics Code

1min
page 63

Virtual Dies academicus 2021

5min
pages 56-57

Faculty

6min
pages 50-53

Sustainability at HSG

2min
page 49

Strategic partnership between Credit Suisse and HSG

3min
pages 54-55

Financial Times Ranking

2min
page 48

A place of encounters and innovations – the HSG Learning Center

2min
pages 44-45

Establishment of the School of Computer Science

4min
pages 42-43

Curricular reforms

4min
pages 40-41

Topstory, School of Computer Science: Language recognition

4min
pages 32-36

Topstory, School of Humanities and Social Sciences: The Human Error Project

6min
pages 24-27

Topstory, Law School: AgeBots

6min
pages 12-15

Topstory, School of Management: Smart Cities

6min
pages 20-23

Topstory, School of Economics and Political Science: Global Enforcement in the Financial Industry

6min
pages 28-31

Topstory, School of Finance: Sustainable Development Goals

6min
pages 16-19

Editorial: Bernhard Ehrenzeller

1min
page 5

Editorial: Stefan Kölliker

1min
page 4
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