WU is contributing its academic expertise in economics and society to the newly established Center for Digital Humanism Vienna. The center focuses on ensuring that digital technologies align with human values and societal needs.
The University of Mannheim hosts the 53rd Annual Conference of the European Association for Research in Industrial Economics (EARIE) from August 26 to August 28, 2026.
Researchers at the School of Finance at the University of St.Gallen are studying the NFT market to understand why investors find it difficult to realize losses. The study utilizes the unique characteristics of the NFT marketplace to observe behavioural economics in a digital environment.
A new national study voucher has been launched in Finland, offering 30 higher education credits free of charge to young people who have not yet secured a university spot. The initiative aims to provide educational opportunities to those who recently graduated from upper secondary education.
University of St.Gallen researchers are using satellite imagery to gather data on sensitive and complex topics where government or corporate records are often unavailable. This innovative approach allows for the investigation of socio-economic issues through high-resolution remote sensing technology.
Prof. Dr. Martin Ralf Oswald has been named Associate Professor of Computer Vision at the University of St.Gallen. He will focus on advancing research in visual computing and artificial intelligence.
Prof. Dr. Tobias Kowatsch has been appointed as the Full Professor of Digital Health Interventions at the University of St.Gallen. His work focuses on the intersection of technology and healthcare delivery.
Prof. Dr. João Albino-Pimentel has been appointed as a Full Professor of International Management. He officially joined the university's faculty on August 1, 2026.
Prof. Dr. Aurelia Tamò-Larrieux has been named Full Professor of Law & Technology at the University of St.Gallen. She brings expertise in the intersection of legal systems and digital advancements.
Prof. Dr. Kai Gehring has joined the University of St.Gallen (HSG) as an Associate Professor of Economics. His appointment is effective as of August 1, 2026.
Prof. Dr. Thomas Burri has been promoted to full professor of international law and European law at the University of St.Gallen. He is a recognized expert in legal frameworks surrounding technology and international relations.
Prof. Dr. Julian Kölbel has been appointed as an Associate Professor of Finance at the University of St.Gallen. His term officially began on August 1, 2026.
The university is offering assistance for prospective students who have not yet selected a major, as applications for some Bachelor's programs remain open until August 31. Special action days and office hours are available to help with the decision process.
Due to scheduled railway maintenance, no trains will run between Breda and Tilburg for a period of nearly two weeks. As a result, the Tilburg University station will be completely inaccessible by train during this time.
The Tilburg University Library has announced that the full text of theses in its depository will be unavailable on July 28 due to maintenance. The disruption is expected to last from 08:00 to 17:00.
The University of National and World Economy has officially opened applications for its unique International Master's Programme in Nuclear Security. This specialized program is the only one of its kind globally and is developed with the support of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
UNWE celebrated a milestone as the first Bulgarian student successfully completed the Dual Master’s Programme in International Business and Governance. The graduate was awarded their diploma, highlighting the success of the university's international academic partnerships.
A summer school focused on entrepreneurship has officially begun at UNWE for a group of visiting Indian students. The program aims to strengthen international academic ties and provide practical business training in a global context.
Students at the University of St.Gallen examined how soft power and tourism can shape the international image of countries. The study explores how perception is influenced by staged authenticity and political branding in the tourism sector.
The 28th edition of the Ramon Llull Puigcerdà Summer University successfully concluded with a record attendance of over 1,250 people. The event featured a diverse range of courses and cultural activities, highlighting the university's commitment to lifelong learning and regional engagement.
Following the 2026 FIFA World Cup final, this research piece examines the commercialization and expansion of international football. It cautions against the trend of constant growth in tournament size and hydration breaks at the expense of the sport's integrity.
UNWE representatives participated in an international seminar in Kenya as part of the ECO-ACT project. The initiative focuses on fostering climate action and sustainable practices through global academic partnerships and knowledge exchange.
Professor Emeritus Ben van der Genugten, a specialist in Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics, passed away on July 15 at the age of 82. He was a respected long-time member of the Tilburg University academic community.
Bulgaria Insurance Company has announced three scholarships for students enrolled in the Master's program for Insurance and Social Work at UNWE. This initiative aims to support academic excellence and professional development in the insurance sector.
A study highlights that professional networks are a more significant factor than raw talent in determining the success of artists. It specifically explores why female artists reach the top of the market less frequently despite increased visibility.
Pradeep Krishnan, a doctoral researcher at HSG, examines the psychology behind conspiracy theories in professional sports. The article discusses why fans often turn to such theories during major events like the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Ramon Llull University continues its long-standing participation in the University Parliament Week initiative. This year's contribution features a specialized seminar focused on the intersection of ethics and political activity.
Nicolas Montani, an HSG computer science student, has founded the start-up SwissDiscover. The platform allows users to rediscover Switzerland through thousands of hours of drone footage filmed from a bird’s-eye view.
Due to scheduled maintenance, the full text of theses in the Tilburg University Library depository will be temporarily unavailable on July 21. The disruption is expected to last from 09:00 to 17:00.
Students from UNWE have started internships at the Commission for Public Oversight of Registered Auditors, gaining hands-on experience in the auditing profession. This partnership highlights the university's commitment to connecting students with key regulatory bodies.