Events

In the course of the semester, the University of St.Gallen is the venue for numerous events. To find out more about what is currently on at the HSG, please refer to our Agenda page.

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MON
16
SEP
Regular events

Adward Ceremony

5.15 p.m., HSG 09-010 (Audimax)

During the promotion ceremony we say goodbye to our postgraduates every first monday of the Semester.

Speaker
Rektor Professor Dr. Thomas Bieger
TUE
17
SEP
Public lectures

Lecture Education

6.15 - 7.45 p.m., HSG 09-110

Educational trials and tribulations: myths, half-truths and old wives’ tales about learning and teaching

Speaker
PD Dr. Sabine Hoidn
TUE
17
SEP
Public lectures

Public inaugural lecture

6.15 p.m., HSG 09-011

Artificial intelligence: how algorithms learn languages

Speaker
Professor Dr. Siegfried Handschuh
TUE
17
SEP
Public lectures

Lecture Cultural history

6.15 - 7.45 p.m., HSG 09-114

The history of Baltic cities

Speaker
Dr. Yves B. Partschefeld
WED
18
SEP
Public lectures

Lecture Theology

8.15 - 9.45 p.m., HSG 01-014

Prophets and proles: men in the Bible - Noah

Speaker
Pfarrer Markus Anker
THU
19
SEP
Public lectures

Lecture City and region of St.Gallen – history of art

6.15 - 7.45 p.m., HSG 01-011

Modern art in public spaces in the 1950s/1960s: HANS ARP

Speaker
Dr. Simona Martinoli and Dr. Roland Scotti
THU
19
SEP
Public lectures

Lecture Swiss literature

6.15 - 7.45 p.m., Raum für Literatur, Postgebäude am Bahnhof St. Gallen

The significance of repressed history/stories: for the author, people at large and Switzerland

Speaker
Eveline Hasler
MON
23
SEP
Public lectures

Lecture Russian literature

6.15 - 7.45 p.m., HSG 09-114

Russia in the 18th century

Speaker
Daniel Riniker
MON
23
SEP
Public lectures

Lecture Sociology

6.15 - 7.45 p.m., HSG 01-U123

Renunciation or gain? Aesthetic perspectives on sustainability

Speaker
PD Dr. Monika Kritzmöller
TUE
24
SEP
Public lectures

Public inaugural lecture

6.15 p.m., HSG 09-011

From the internet of things to web-based autonomous systems

Speaker
Professor Dr. Simon Mayer

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