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St.Gallen
Austin
Vaduz
Tokyo
Brussels
New York
Harvard
Shanghai
Frankfurt a.M.
Luxembourg
Executive Master ofEuropean and International Business Law E.M.B.L.-HSG
Shanghai
BrusselsTokyo
Austin
Welcome to the Global Campus of Excellence
Your Success is our Motivation 01
Why Study with Us 02
Our Program 03
Our Candidates 04
Unique Networks 05
Choose your Path of Studies 06
10 Modules, 9 Destinations 07
Module 1 – St.Gallen Introduction to Europeanand International Business Law
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Module 2 – Frankfurt a.M. Mergers & Acquisitions 10
Module 3 – Vaduz Finance 12
Module 4 – Luxembourg Procedure 14
Module 5 – Brussels Competition Law 16
Module 6 – Austin Energy & IT Law 18
Module 7 – St.Gallen Law & Lobbying 20
Module 8 – New York International Taxation 22
Module 9 – Tokyo Law and Business in Japan with special focus on IP Law and International Trade Law
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Module 10 – Shanghai Law and Business in China 26
Supplementary Module – Harvard Negotiation 28
The Ambassador Scholarship 29
Organizational Structure of the Executive M.B.L.-HSG 30
Application and Admission 32
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Your Success is Our Motivation
You will travel around the globe, attending nine modules at leading universities and other centers of excellence in Europe, the United States, and Asia. The program will provide you with a qualification in an area relevant to your career. You will also gain access to the networks of one of the leading business and busi-ness law schools in Europe. I look forward to meeting you!
Globalization and regionalization of the economy provoke frequent cross-border transactions, requiring skills in European and international business law. These skills are an important asset not only for lawyers but for executives in general. What better reason to come together? As world-renowned experts from the University of St.Gallen, we have assembled all the required know-how in the program of the Executive M.B.L.-HSG. Our research and teaching approach is global. We cooperate worldwide with other specialists who will share their knowledge with you.
Prof. Dr. iur. Dr. rer. pol. h.c. Carl BaudenbacherChairman Executive M.B.L.-HSG, President of the EFTA Court, St.Gallen/Luxembourg
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Why Study with UsA Unique Executive Education
Work While you StudyOur Executive M.B.L.-HSG is structured in nine modules within 18 months. You will continue working while attending the program and will be able to combine job, studies and family.
Become Sought-After in Legal and Business Professions The 18-month program provides practitioners with a solid generalist knowledge in European and interna-tional business law, a requirement in this global econo-my. Our graduates are much sought-after in the legal, business, consulting, administrative and political professions.
Be a Decision MakerAcquire a new set of skills that will let you make the right decision at the right time.These skills are essential for lawyers, but also for executives involved in decision making.You will learn new ways to boost your know-how, and we will help you to apply your newly acquired skills right away - a benefit for both your career and your performance in the study program.
Unique Presence on Three ContinentsExecutive M.B.L.-HSG is a ‹Flying Classroom› with a presence on three continents (Europe, United States, Asia). Our ‹Global Faculty› brings together leading experts from around the world. They teach in nine different locations: Inter alia New York University NYU (New York), Fudan University (Shanghai), Waseda University (Tokyo), the University of Texas at Austin (Austin), Harvard Law School (Cambridge), Luxembourg, seat of the CJEU, and the University of St.Gallen HSG (St.Gallen).
Develop Cross-Cultural CompetenceYou will build up intercultural competencies and international negotiation skills.We will give you insights into other cultures, ways of thinking and value systems. Through a continuous dialogue with participants from three continents, you will learn to understand people with different cultural backgrounds, develop empathy and acquire new social skills. Expand Your NetworksYou will expand your professional and personal network through a lively exchange of information with our faculty and other candidates with diverse academic and profes-sional backgrounds. After graduation you will have access to the international Executive M.B.L.-HSG Alumni Association with over 400 members and to the HSG Alumni Association, whose 19000 members make it one of the most influential networks in business worldwide. 18 Years ExperienceFor almost two decades, the Executive M.B.L.-HSG has been an outstanding feature of the executive education program at the University of St.Gallen and the execu-tive legal education landscape in Europe. Personal SupportOur Executive M.B.L. team will give you personal support on all matters from day one and throughout the entire program. Proven quality of the University of St.GallenThe University of St.Gallen is accredited by the European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) and the American Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).Holders of the ‹Executive Master of European and International Business Law E.M.B.L.-HSG› benefit from the excellent quality of the University of St.Gallen and from the reputation that HSG graduates enjoy in the marketplace. The Executive M.B.L.-HSG has been mentioned as one of the most innovative law programs worldwide by the Financial Times.
– Awards the academic title of “Executive Master of European and International Business Law E.M.B.L.-HSG”
– Allows candidates to continue working throughout the entire program
– Provides strong generalist knowledge and skills in European and international busi-ness law
– Offers nine modules within 18 months
– Taught in English
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Our ProgramKey to Your Success
Learning in ContextExecutives in particular must understand the big picture. That is why the University of St.Gallen’s class modules focus on practical solutions to real world business problems (instead of on abstract legal theories). Together, candidates and instructors tackle questions of business law, taking into account the relevant legal, economic, historical, social and cultural frame work. Our presence in the leading world economies of Europe, America and Asia provides candidates with relevant global perspectives.
Classroom Studies: The Coaching SystemThe core topics of European and international business law are taught in nine attendance modules. Discussion with international experts and among candidates themselves is a key element in the learning process, as is the chairpersons’ model. Candidates are in constant contact with the chairpersons throughout each module, which helps to ensure the timeliness and practical relevance.Case studies, individual course work and team efforts are essential parts of each module. This helps to ensure that candidates can directly apply their new knowledge in their everyday work. Every module is completed with an exam, the form of which alternates between written and oral and individual and group.Negotiating skills and strategies are essential, not just for lawyers but for executives as well. For this reason, the University of St. Gallen has partnered with Harvard Law School. In a fee-based module, you will acquire the skills needed to analyze, prepare and conduct negotia-tions based on the Harvard concept of “Getting to Yes.”
Self-Studies: Preparing for the ModulesCandidates prepare for the modules using a multimedia, password-protected learning platform. This guarantees that they can complete essential parts of their training at their own place, from anywhere in the world. For self-study, all relevant documentation is supplied in advance. We provide mentoring and monitor candi-dates’ progress as they work through the content. Before starting a new module, candidates complete a writing assignment in the form of a brief, a summary, or a case solution; or they write a critique of a piece of literature, a decision, or a judgment.
Diploma ThesisIn their diploma theses, candidates analyze a current problem of European or international business law according to academic standards. Topics are proposed by the faculty, or candidates can choose a problem provided it is accepted by us. The work is supervised by a member of the faculty. The thesis demonstrates that the candidate has sufficient knowledge of European and international business law to independently develop sound, comprehensive solutions to practical problems.
Your Effort. Your SuccessOnce you have successfully passed six modules, completed the entire course, and your thesis has been accepted, you are awarded the title of “Executive Master of European and International Business Law E.M.B.L.-HSG.” This is an internationally respected degree that also gives graduates access to the unique alumni networks of the Executive M.B.L.-HSG and the University of St.Gallen.
European Law Reporter ELR Last but not least, for the duration of the course candi-dates will receive a complimentary subscription to the international journal “European Law Reporter.“
Executive Master of European and International Business Law
E.M.B.L.-HSG
Classroom Studies: The Coaching System
– Nine study modules (attendance mandatory)
– Exams
Self-Studies: Preparing for the
Modules
– Studynet (web-based study platform)
– Module based reading material
– Written assignments
Master Thesis
– Analysis of a current problem of European or international business law
– Supervised by a member of the E.M.B.L.-HSG faculty
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Our CandidatesYour Skills and Capacities
Career focusOur candidates are qualified graduates with several years of professional experience. They have decided to advance their career through the extra-occupational Executive M.B.L.-HSG. Helping them to achieve this goal is our main concern.
Fascinating personalitiesCandidates come from different countries, and represent a range of ages and professions. They also have varied academic backgrounds and work in different sectors.
These differences provide advantages in teamwork and in considering issues of everyday working life that come up in personal exchanges and contacts. Diversity also provides the basis for interdisciplinary work and the approach to questions of business law in an overall con-text. The following table illustrates the composition of candidates in the Executive M.B.L.-HSG program.
26%3%
1%
10%13%
22%
25% Inhouse Law Department
Law Firm
Industry
IT/Engineering
Banking/Finance/Insurance
Consulting/Public Administration
Others
First University Degree
Career Field
Gender
60%29%
7% 4% Law
Business Economics
Engineering
Others
29%
71% Female
Male
Nationalities
AlbaniaArgentinaAustraliaAustriaBrasilBulgariaCanadaDenmarkFinland GermanyGreat BritainGreeceHungaryIndiaItaly
Ivory CoastLiechtensteinLuxembourgMexicoNetherlandsNorwegiaPolandRussiaSouth AfricaSwitzerlandThailandTurkey UkraineUSA
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Who’s WhoAs a member of our Alumni Association you will receive access to our ‘Who’s Who’ directory with contact details of our alumni, information about their employer, and their job function.
In addition, you will have the opportunity to exchange ideas or ask questions through our alumni discussion board.
Up-to-date. For a lifetimeTo keep them up to date, we offer our alumni access to document updates for the current program through our Studynet. In addition, they may attend individual modules at a special rate.
Unique Networks
EventsThe Executive M.B.L.-HSG Alumni Association regu-larly organizes conferences and meetings at locations throughout Europe. You will have the opportunity to hear lectures on current issues, make new contacts, and maintain friendships.
Contacting an alumnus/an alumnaWould you like to contact one of our alumni with aquestion concerning the program or the Executive M.B.L.-HSG Alumni Association?
We will be happy to set up a meeting for you.Just call us: +41 (0) 71 224 2866.
Oliver DeitersManaging Director of the Representation to the EU DEKRA AG, Brussels Head of Global External Affairs and Public Policy
The Executive M.B.L.-HSG, because …
… the part-time program is designed in such a way that I can focus at any time on the things that really matter to me: my family, my career, and my continuing education.
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Choose your Path of StudyAlternative Study Options
Part-time Option
Compulsory modulesOut of the nine attendance modules, five are compulsory modules which must be attended by all candidates:
1. Module 1 - St.Gallen Introduction to European and International
Business Law 2. Module 2 - Frankfurt a.M. Mergers & Acquisitions 3. Module 3 - Vaduz Finance 4. Module 4 - Luxembourg Procedure 5. Module 5 - Brussels Competition Law
Additional modulesOut of the five additional modules, candidates need to choose four:
6. Module 6 - Austin Energy Law 7. Module 7 - St.Gallen Law & Lobbying 8. Module 8 - New York International Taxation 9. Module 9 - Tokio Law and Business in Japan with Special Focus on IP
Law and International Trade Law10. Module 10 Shanghai Law and Business in China
The additional modules will be held provided that a sufficient number of candidates have opted for them. Executive M.B.L.-HSG will communicate the respective figure in due time.
The additional modules will also be available to non-Executive M.B.L.-HSG customers who fulfil the require-ments for admission.
Further Options
Sabbatical OptionFor anyone planning a sabbatical, the Executive M.B.L.-HSH offers the possibility to complete the program within 12 months.
Extended ProgramIn order to allow maximum flexibility, the Executive M.B.L.-HSG also offers the possibility to extend the pro-gram to 36 months.
For detailed information, please visit our website: www.mbl.unisg.ch.
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10 Modules, 9 Destinations
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
2014 16.06.-27.06.2014
Module 1 – St.Gallen
Introduction to European and International Business Law
2014 18.08.-23.08.2014Module 2 – Frankfurt a.M.
Mergers & Acquisitions
25.08.-30.08.2014 29.09.-04.10.2014Module 3 – Vaduz
Finance
Module 4 – LuxembourgProcedure
Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
201502.03.-07.03.2015 13.04.-17.04.2015
01.06.-06.06.2015Module 8 – New York*
International Taxation
12.01.-17.01.2015Module 6 – Austin*
Energy & IT Law
Module 7 – St.Gallen*
Law & Lobbying Module 5 – Brussels
Competition Law 08.06.-12.06.2015
March 2015 May 2015Supplementary Module – Harvard **
NegotiationBeginning of Diploma Thesis
St. Gallen International Competition Law Forum ICF
201517.08.-21.08.2015 September 2015 November 2015Module 9 –Tokyo*
Law and Business in Japan
Handing in Diploma Thesis
St. Gallen International Energy Forum IEF
24.08.-29.08.2015 28.11.2015Module 10 – Shanghai*
Law and Business in China
Graduation Ceremony
Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Dates and program contents are subject to change.* Choose four of the five modules marked with a star. ** The supplementary module at Harvard Law School is optional for candidates of the Executive M.B.L.-HSG and therefore is offered as a public course at a fee.
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Chairmen
Prof. Dr. Ulrich Haltern, LL.M. (Yale)Freiburg
Dr. Philipp SpeitlerLuxembourg
5 ECTS Points
Dr. Beat W. Hess Former Legal Director and Member of the Group Executive Committee, Royal Dutch Shell plc, The Hague
Bruno Heynen, Attorney-at-Law and Notary, LL.M.Secretary to the Executive Committee of Novartis, Basel
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Jenewein Professor of Business Administration, University of St.Gallen HSG, St.Gallen
Dr. Reto Malacrida LLM (Michigan)Counsellor (senior dispute settlement lawyer) with the Legal Affairs Division of the WTO Secretariat, Geneva
Prof. Winfried Ruigrok, Ph.D.Professor of International Management, Dean of the Executive School of Manage-ment, Technology and Law (ES-HSG), University of St.Gallen HSG, St.Gallen
Dr. Philipp Speitler Legal Secretary and Head of the President’s Cabinet, EFTA Court, Lecturer at the University of St.Gallen HSG, St.Gallen/ Luxembourg
PD Dr. Thomas Werlen, Attorney-at-Law, LL.M.Partner, Quinn Emanuel, Former Group General Counsel Novartis, London
Prof. Dr. Jan WoutersProfessor of international law and the law of international organizations and Director of the Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies and the Institute for International Law at Katholieke University of Leuven, Leuven
Faculty
Prof. Dr. Alberto AlemannoLL.M. (Harvard), LL.M. (Brugge), Ph.D. (Bocconi), Associate Professor of Law, HEC Paris, Attorney-at-Law, New York, NY
Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Carl BaudenbacherChairman Executive M.B.L.-HSG, President of the EFTA Court, St.Gallen/Luxembourg
Hildegard Becker-ToussaintFormer vice attorney general and press officer, Frankfurt a.M.
Prof. em. Dr. Peter Behrens, M.C. J. (New York) Professor emeritus of European and International business law at the University of Hamburg, Managing Director of the Institu te for European Integration, Europa-Kolleg Hamburg, Hamburg
Prof. Dr. Stefan BuehlerProfessor of Economics, University of St.Gallen HSG, St.Gallen, Vice President, Swiss Competition Commission (ComCo), Bern
Prof. Dr. Ulrich Haltern LL.M. (Yale)Professor of German and Foreign Public Law, European Union Law and Internatio-nal Law at Albert Ludwigs University Freiburg, Fellow, Institute of Advanced Study, Berlin
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As one of the leading business universities
in Europe, the University of St.Gallen HSG
is the ideal base for our program. The first
module sets out the groundwork in Euro-
pean and international business law in
preparation for subsequent studies. A
focus on interdiciplinary understanding and
practical relevance means that economic,
business and legal aspects are interlinked
with practical excercises forming a core
element. The creation of an interdisclipi-
Module 1 – St.Gallen
Introduction to Europeanand International Business Law
– Economic Foundations of the EU/EEA Single Market and of World Trade
– Globalization and Regionalization of Business Law
– Institutions and Decision Making in the EU/EEA
– Fundamental Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in EU and EEA
– International Management
– Integration Economics
– Basics of IP Law
– Compliance
– Corporate Governance
– WTO Law
– Private International Law
– Business Criminal Law
– Leadership
– Legal Transplants
nary perspective is one of the many rea-
sons why St.Gallen graduates are highly
respected worldwide. The expertise
brought by our candidates with their vari-
ous backgrounds enriches the learning
environment.
Urs Haegi, Executive M.B.L.-HSGManaging Partner and Attorney-at-Law,
Vischer, Zurich
The Executive M.B.L.-HSG, because …
… after having completed the program I became part of the unique E.M.B.L.
and HSG alumni networks, which benefit me professionally.
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Chairman
Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. em. Klaus SpremannSt.Gallen
Dr. Oliver PfeilDirector and Senior Portfolio Manager at DWS Investments, Frankfurt a.M.
Madeleine SyréInternational Tax Senior Manager, Price- waterhouseCoopers AG, Frankfurt a.M.
Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. em. Klaus Spremann Professor Emeritus of Management with special focus on Business Finance and Accounting, Former Director of the Hub Singapore of the University of St.Gallen
Prof. Dr. Andreas Thier Full Professor of Legal History, Canon Law, Legal Theory and Civil Law, University of Zurich, Member of the Advisory Board of the Stephan-Kuttner-Institute of Medieval Canon Law (Washington/Munich), Zurich
Dr. Thomas WinzerAttorney-at-Law, Gleiss Lutz Frankfurt a.M.
Christopher J. WrightJ.D., LL.M., Barrister & Solicitor (Ontario) at GÖRG Partnerschaft von Rechtsanwälten, Berlin
Faculty
Dr. Maximilian Dietzsch-DoertenbachManaging Partner, Doertenbach & Co. GmbH, Frankfurt a.M.
Oliver GeffroyManaging Director at The Royal Bank of Scotland, Frankfurt a.M.
Dr. Roland Hoffmann-TheinertSenior Partner at GÖRG Partnerschaft von Rechtsanwälten, Berlin
Holger Knittel MBA Vice President at Deutsche Bank, Frankfurt a.M.
Robin MajerManaging Director, Doertenbach & Co.GmbH, Frankfurt a.M.
Peter NägeleLawyer (Germany) and Attorney-at-Law (New York), General Counsel, Energy Sector, Siemens AG Legal, Erlangen
5 ECTS Points
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Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) form the
most important capital market transactions.
M&A require strong collaborations be-
tween experts working in management and
strategy, and the experts mastering the
legal aspects of the changes. Thus, M&A
pose the highest requirements in the area
of strategic and financial management as
well as in human resources (during post-
merger integration). M&A will often
Module 2 – Frankfurt a.M.
Mergers & Acquisitions
– International Company Law
– M&A Management Introduction
– Restructuring Firms and Labor Law
– Forms of Acquisition
– Structuring and Financing of Transactions
– Tax Planning with a special focus on M&A
– Contract Negotiation, Signing, and Closing
– Capital Market Transactions
– Acquisition for Growth
– Valuation
– Distressed Assets
– Takeover, Stock Exchange and Transaction Law
be supported and accompanied by special-
ized teams. Many of these are based in
Frankfurt a.M. – the location of the M&A
Week of the Executive M.B.L-HSG.
Experts will offer their insight from several
perspectives, amended by discussion of
best practices and case studies.
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Chairman
Dr. Stefan Sulzer, LL.M.Fort Worth, TX
Hartmut RenzAttorney-at-Law, Group Compliance Officerat the Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen, Helaba, Frankfurt a.M.
Dr. Stefan Sulzer, LL.M.LL.M., Attorney-at-Law, Associate General Counsel, Alcon Laboratories, Inc., Fort Worth, TX
Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. em. Klaus SpremannProfessor Emeritus of Management with special focus on Business Finance and Accounting, Former Director of the Hub Singapore of the University of St.Gallen
Jan ThomannDirector Risk Control – Market & Liquidity Risk, Aareal Bank AG, Wiesbaden
Dr. Philipp von RandowAttorney-at-Law, Partner, Latham & Wat-kins LLP, Frankfurt a.M./Doha
Daniel WeissMasters in BA and Economics, CFA Head Capital Markets, Novartis International AG, Basel
PD Dr. Thomas Werlen, Attorney-at-Law, LL.M. Partner, Quinn Emanuel, Former Group General Counsel Novartis, London
Faculty
Dr. Stephan HutterManaging Partner, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP & Affiliates, Frankfurt a.M.
Dr. Hans-Joachim JaegerPartner, Financial Services Tax,Ernst & Young, Zurich
Dr. oec. et lic. iur. Markus J. KrollLL.M., Managing Director, Palomar CapitalAdvisors Ltd., Zurich
Dr. Andrae LamprechtManaging Director Senior Advisor and Head Legislative Developments of Credit Suisse AG, Zurich
Christopher O’Brien M.A., F.I.A., A.S.A., Director, Centre for Risk and Insurance Studies, Nottingham University Business School, Nottingham
Prof. Dr. iur. Mark PiethProfessor of Criminal Law and Criminology at the University of Basel
5 ECTS Points
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Finance is a key area of business. Cutting-
edge developments are discussed in Vaduz,
an important financial center. Speakers
include experts from major jurisdictions, as
well as representatives of financial service
Module 3 – Vaduz
Finance
– Capital Market Transactions
– Depth Financing
– Global Equity Offerings
– Treaty Shopping
– Financial Services Law (Banks, Financial Instruments, Stock Exchanges, Insurance Companies)
– Business Criminal Law (Money Laundering, Insider Trading, Mutual Legal and Adminis-trative Assistance)
– Compliance
– Regulation - Does it really prevent crisis?
– Regulation of Derivates in the aftermath of the financial crisis
– MifiD
– Risk Management
providers and financial market supervisory
authorities.
Andrea OttigerIP Expert Trademarks,
Hilti Aktiengesellschaft, Schaan
The Executive M.B.L.-HSG, because …
… the practical insights I gained have enhanced my professional
decision-making capabilities.
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Chairmen
Prof. Dr. Alberto AlemannoParis
Michael-James Edward Clifton LL.B. (EU), LL.M. Adv., BarristerLuxembourg
Prof. Georges RavaraniPresident of the Administrative Court of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, Vice Former President of the Constitutional Court of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, former Presi-dent of the Association of the Councils of the State and Supreme Administrative Juris-dictions of the European Union, Luxembourg
Dr. Philipp SpeitlerLegal Secretary and Head of the President’s Cabinet, EFTA Court, Lecturer at the Uni-versity of St.Gallen HSG, St.Gallen/ Luxembourg
Dr. Andreas von BoninLL.M., Attorney-at-Law, Partner, Fresh-fields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP, Brussels
Prof. Dr. Thomas von DanwitzJudge and President of Chamber at the Court of Justice of the European Union, Professor of Law at the University of Cologne, Luxembourg/Cologne
Faculty
Prof. Dr. Alberto AlemannoLL.M. (Harvard), LL.M. (Brugge), Ph.D. (Bocconi), Associate Professor of Law, HEC Paris, Attorney-at-Law, New York, NY
Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Carl BaudenbacherChairman Executive M.B.L.-HSG, President of the EFTA Court, St.Gallen/Luxembourg
Daniel Roman Marschollek, Attorney-at-Law, Executive M.B.L.-HSGPartner at DENTONS Salans FMC SNR Denton LLP, Frankfurt a.M.
Patrizia Koebeli M.A. HSGDeputy Director Executive M.B.L.-HSG, St.Gallen
Dr. Wienand MeilickeLL.M. (NYU), Attorney-at-Law, Partner, Meilicke, Hoffmann & Partner, Bonn
Prof. Dr. Christoph G. PaulusFull Professor for Civil Law, Procedural Law, Insolvency Law and ancient Legal History, Dean of the Law Faculty of the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Berlin
5 ECTS Points
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To understand European and international
business law, you need a broad basic
knowledge of procedural law. Luxembourg
is the seat of the Court of Justice of the
European Union (CJEU) and of the EFTA
Court. This is where crucial decisions for
the functioning of the single European
market are taken. Parts of the module will
be held at the CJEU and at the EFTA Court.
Leading decision makers and members of
both Courts will be among your speakers.
Module 4 – Luxembourg
Procedure
– IP Litigation
– Arbitration
– European Procedural Law
– Litigation before the European Courts
– International Private Law and Procedure
– International Commercial Arbitration
– Alternative Dispute Resolution
– International Insolvency Law
You will have an inside view into the opera-
tion of alternative dispute resolution such
as arbitration and mediation as well as with
international civil procedure law and inter-
national bankruptcy law. Classes are based
on real-world case studies, which will be
crafted by our faculty.
Margret Suckale, Executive M.B.L.-HSGMember of the Board of Executive Directors and Industrial Relations Director at BASF SE, President of the Society of German Chemical Industry, Ludwigshafen
The Executive M.B.L.-HSG, because …
… the education it provides is the very best foundation for a professional leadership position.
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Chairmen
Prof. Dr. Joachim BornkammFreiburg i. Br.
RA Mag. iur. Christian MayerVienna
5 ECTS Points
Faculty
Michael AlbersHearing Officer for Competition Proceedings at the European Commission, Brussels
Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Carl BaudenbacherChairman Executive M.B.L.-HSG, President of the EFTA Court, St.Gallen/Luxembourg
Prof. Dr. Joachim BornkammJudge and President of Chamber, German Federal Supreme Court; Honorary Profes-sor, University of Freiburg, Freiburg i. Br.
Dr. Ingo Brinker, Attorney-at-LawLL.M., Partner, Gleiss Lutz, Munich
John DaviesHead of the Competition Division at the OECD, Paris
William E. KovacicCommissioner, US Federal Trade Commis-sion, Professor, George Washington Univer-sity Law School, Washington D.C.
Dr. Dirk MiddelschulteHead, Compliance Competition Law, Deutsche Bahn AG, Berlin
Dr. Romina Polley, Attorney-at-LawPartner at Cleary Gottlieb, Cologne
Howard Rosenblatt, Attorney-at-LawManaging Partner, Latham & Watkins,Brussels
Dr. Andreas von BoninLL.M., Attorney-at-Law, Partner, Fresh-fields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP, Brussels
Dr. Hanno WollmannLL.M. (Exeter), Partner, Schönherr Rechts-anwälte, Vienna
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Whether competition law protects con-
sumers, the market structure, or both, is the
subject of an ongoing discussion in aca-
demia and practice. The traditional inter-
pretation of competition rules has been
challenged by a more economic approach.
Whereas the purpose and interpretation
of competition law have always been
Module 5 – Brussels
Competition Law
– Competition Economics
– The Fight against Cartels
– Abuse of Dominance
– U.S. and EU Antitrust
– Global Antitrust
– Merger Control
– State Aid Control
– Leniency, Compliance, Settlements
– Private Enforcement of Competition Rules
– Competition Law Compliance
– Antitrust and WTO
controversial, today, there is no doubt
about its capital: Brussels has proven to be
a global center of competition law and
policy, attracting experts from the entire
world. Thus, the Flying Classroom could
not be closer to recent developments in
European and global competition law, than
in the Belgian capital.
Riccardo MenentiCorporate Legal, Alpiq Management Ltd., Olten
The Executive M.B.L.-HSG, because …
… the close contact with my fellow students and the faculty has not only broadened my per spective but also expanded my personal network in new specialist and professional directions.
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Chairman
Prof. John S. DzienkowskiAustin, TX
Prof. R. Anthony ReeseUniversity of California Irvine School of Law, Irvine, CA
Prof. David S. SokolowDirector, Student Life, Distinguished SeniorLecturer at the University of Texas, School of Law, Austin, TX
Prof. David B. SpenceAssociate Professor of Law, Politics and Regulation at the University of Texas, McCombs School of Business, Austin, TX
Timothy TylerCounsel, Vinson & Elkins LLP, Houston, TX
Prof. Greg R. VetterUniversity of Houston, Law Center,Houston, TX
Faculty
Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Carl BaudenbacherChairman Executive M.B.L.-HSG, President of the EFTA Court, St.Gallen/Luxembourg
Prof. Ed CavazosAttorney-at-Law, Partner, Bracewell & Giuliani LLP, Austin, TX
Richard D. DeutschAssociate, Andrews Kurth LLP, Houston, TX
Prof. John S. DzienkowskiJohn S. Redditt Professor in State and Local Government at the University of Texas, School of Law, Austin, TX
Jay D. KelleyPartner, Vinson & Elkins LLP, Houston, TX
Prof. Jacqueline Lipton, Ph.D., LL.M., B.A.Baker Botts Professor of Law, University of Houston; Co-Director, Institute for Intellectual Property and Information Law, Houston, TX
Prof. Neil W. NetanelProfessor of Law at the University of California, Los Angeles, CA
5 ECTS Points
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Energy laws govern the use and taxation
of energy, both renewable and non-
renewable. Energy law involves innumer-
able aspects of international business law
and is therefore a must for business law-
yers and for managers.
Module 6 – Austin
Energy & IT Law
– Introduction to American Law
– Ownership Regimes for Mineral Development around the World
– Awarding Rights in Mineral Development
– Agreements, Confidentiality Agreements and Traditional Service Contracts
– Environmental Issues in International Development Contracts
– Dispute Resolution and Energy Arbitration
– Oil Markets: Forward Sales, Commodities, and Futures
– European Energy Law: Regulation, Energy Competition Law
– Environmental Law
– Renewable Ressources
The University of Texas at Austin, one of
the best universities in the United States,
has been a pioneer and is a leader in this
field.
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Chairman
Bernard Le GrelleParis
5 ECTS Points
Faculty
Bernard Le GrelleFounder and CEO of BLG Consultants, Paris
Daniel GuéguenFounder and Chairman of PACT European Affairs and Vice-President of Europolitics, Brussels
Joon-Nie LauAssistant Director, Newsplex Asia; Lecturer, Journalism & Publishing, Wee Kim Wee School of Communication & Information, Nanyang Technological University
Christine SchmidSenior Equity Analyst at Credit Suisse, Zurich
Karen A. TramontanoChief Executive Officer at Blue Star Strate-gies, Washington, DC
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This course will straddle the globe, from
Washington to Brussels or Berne. It will
cover the European Commission, the
European Parliament, the White House
and the US Congress. It will examine the
lobbying scenes in the US, the EU,
international organizations (UN, WHO,
World Bank) and NGO’s. This course will
Module 7 – St.Gallen
Law & Lobbying
– The Historical Background of Lobbying
– “From Washington to Brussels” and “from the XIX to the XXI Century”
– The Ethical and Regulatory Frameworks, Lobbying and Money
– The Mechanics of Lobbying, and the Tech-niques Employed by Lobbyists Around the World
– The Various Types of Lobbying and Public Affairs Campaigns
– Advice on How to Break into Lobbying
– How to Use Third Party Advocates in Support of a Campaign
– How Can a Law or a Regulation be Changed and the Secrets of Grass Root Lobbying
also deal with the latest online methods and
the use of social networks. It will examine
and explain all aspects of lobbying in an
expert yet accessible manner.
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Chairmen
Prof. H. David RosenbloomNew York, NY/Washington DC
Prof. Dr. Alexander RustLuxembourg
Prof. Ruth MasonAssociate Professor of Law and Nancy & Bill Trachsel Corporate Law Scholar at the University of Connecticut School of Law, Connecticut, CT
Alessandro PadulaVice President Tax at Morgan Stanley, London
Prof. H. David RosenbloomJames S. Eustice Visiting Professor of Taxation, Director of the International Tax Program, New York University School of Law, Member Caplin & Drysdale, New York, NY/Washington DC
Prof. Dr. Alexander RustLL.M., Professor of Tax Law at the University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Eric ShubeAttorney-at-Law, Partner of Allen & Overy LLP, New York, NY
Prof. John P. SteinesJr. Professor of Law, New York University School of Law, Of Counsel, Cooley LLP,New York, NY
Faculty
Dr. Peter R. AltenburgerAttorney-at-Law, M.C.L., MBA, Senior Partner, Altenburger LTD legal & tax, Lecturer at the University of St.Gallen, Zurich/St.Gallen
Andrew R. BrownsteinAttorney-at-Law, Partner of Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, New York, NY
Prof. DDr. Georg W. KoflerProfessor at the Institute of Finance Law, Tax Law and Tax Policy at the University of Linz, Counselor for international tax issues at the Austrian Federal Ministry of Finance, Linz
5 ECTS Points
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NYU’s International Tax Program is unique
in the world, and the benefit will be yours.
You will acquire special knowledge of
international tax law and the different tax
jurisdictions multinational enterprises are
confronted with. In many situations a
cross-border investment will lead to dou-
ble taxation. In this course you will learn
about the domestic and international tax
law rules of the United States - the
Module 8 – New York
International Taxation
– The Concept of Residence
– Introduction to US Taxation
– Introduction to US International Taxation (Inbound and Outbound Transactions)
– The OECD Model Tax Convention (i.a. Permanent Establishments, Transfer Pricing Principles, Passive Income Items, Exchange of Information)
– VAT in the EU
– Direct Taxation in the EU (Fundamental Freedoms, Tax Directives)
trendsetter in international taxation. We
will then compare these rules with the tax
law provisions in the European Union. At
the end of the course you will have ac-
quired basic knowledge of how to avoid
double taxation and how to make use of
beneficial tax regimes.
Armenak Utudjian, Executive M.B.L.-HSGPartner and Attorney-at-Law, Braunegg, Hoffmann & Partner, Rechtsanwälte, Vienna
The Executive M.B.L.-HSG, because …
… the Executive Master’s Degree in business Law from HSG stands for quality worldwide.
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Chairmen
Prof. Akio ShimizuTokyo
Prof. Takao SuamiTokyo
Prof. Ichiro NakayamaSchool of Law, Kokugakuin University, Tokyo
Prof. Masataka OtaVice President of Waseda University, Professor, Graduate School of Commerce, Waseda University, Tokyo
Takeshi SasakiGeneral Manager, Intellectual Property Division, Toyota Motor Corporation, Tokyo
Dr. Urs SchoettliFar East Correspondent, Neue Zürcher Zeitung, Tokyo/Delhi
Takamitsu ShigetomiPartner, Oh-Ebashi LPC & Partners, Osaka
Prof. Akio ShimizuAssociate Dean, Waseda University Law School, Tokyo
Martin StrickerPresident & Representative Director, Gaipro, Inc./President, Swiss Chamber of Commerce & Industry in Japan (SCCIJ)
Prof. Takao SuamiProfessor of Law, Waseda University Law School, Tokyo
Faculty
Dr. Gregory BournetDirector, Corporate Finance, PwC, Tokyo
Hiroyuki HagiwaraPartner, Ropes & Gray LLP, TokyoAssociate
Prof. Yoichiro HamabeSpecially Appointed Professor, Aoyama Gakuin Law School, Tokyo
Hiroyuki HirayamaTrustee, Licensing Executives Society, Tokyo
Prof. Jusuke IkegamiAssociate Professor, Center for International Education, Waseda University, Tokyo
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Tokyo is the largest metropolitan area in
the world and the financial, industrial,
and commercial center of Japan. It is also
the birthplace of high technology, which
explains Japan’s key role in the area of
intellectual property law. This is a topic of
critical importance both for the overall
economy and for individual companies. We
will also introduce you to the most impor-
tant legal concepts and issues of the World
Trade Organization. As one of the leading
players of the WTO, Japan is an ideal place
Module 9 – Tokyo
Law and Business in Japan with Special Focus on IP Law and International Trade Law
– Doing Business in Japan from a European and a Japanese Perspective
– Managing an international company in Japan: A CEO’s view
– Basics of the Japanese Business Legal System and the Law in Action
– Current Trade Relations in Asia
– Basic Structure of the WTO
– Dispute Resolution in International Trade
– Anti-Dumping, Anti-Subsidies, Trade Barriers
– IP Law
– R & D Strategies
– Protecting IP Rights
to study WTO law. The so called ‹Public
International Law of Economic Globaliza-
tion› pervades national and European
law. Solid knowledge in this field is essential.
Waseda University, one of the leading
private universities of Asia and the world,
is our partner.
Claudia WildAttorney-at-Law, Head Corporate Legal, Thales Suisse, Zurich
The Executive M.B.L.-HSG, because …
… the Flying Classroom and the Global Faculty provide access to world-renowned experts from leading universities and other centers of excellence who are willing to share their knowledge with me.
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Chairmen
Prof. Allen Z.Y. ChanHong Kong/Shanghai
Dr. Urs GasserCambridge, MA
Nathan KaiserAttorney-at-Law, Taipeh/Shanghai
Ralph KoppitzAttorney-at-Law, TaylorWessing, Shanghai
Prof. Xiongwen Lu, Ph.D.Dean, School of Management, FudanUniversity, Shanghai
Elliot PapageorgiouExecutive, Rouse & Co International,Shanghai
Dr. Urs SchoettliFar East Correspondent, Neue ZürcherZeitung, Tokyo/Delhi
Dr. Bernd-Uwe StuckenPartner and Co-Managing Director, Salans Shanghai Office, Shanghai
Benjamin ToExecutive Director, Market Head China East & China South, UBS, China
Prof. Jun WangFudan University, Law School, Shanghai
Prof. Fan XiongwenProfessor Fudan University, Shanghai
Prof. Yu YihongAssociate Dean, School of Management, Fudan University, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Beijing
Faculty
Prof. Allen Z.Y. ChanManaging Director, LGT Investment Management (Asia) Ltd., Hong Kong/ Shanghai, Lecturer, University of St.Gallen, St.Gallen
Ting GaoManaging Director, CIO Office Wealth Management Research, UBS, China
Dr. Urs Gasser LL.M., Attorney-at-Law, Executive Direc-tor, Berkman Center, Harvard Law School, Cambridge MA
Jun GeManaging Director, Intel China, Shanghai
Michelle GonPartner, Baker & McKenzie LLP, Shanghai
Peter HumphreyManaging Director China Whys, Shanghai
David JinAttorney-at-Law, Runyi Law, Shanghai
Prof. Fu Jun Dean, School of Goverment, Beijing University, Beijing
Nathan KaiserAttorney-at-Law, Partner, Eiger Law,Lecturer, University of St.Gallen, Taipei/Shanghai
Brendan KellyPartner, Baker & McKenzie LLP, Shanghai
5 ECTS Points
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How do you gain a foothold in the world’s
largest market and successfully navigate its
ever changing landscape? The module at
the internationally renow ned Fudan Univer-
sity in Shanghai focuses on the peculiarities
of the Chinese economic and legal system.
From a western perspective, issues such as
Module 10 – Shanghai
Law and Business in China
– Chinese Culture and the Legal System
– Features of the Chinese Economy
– Investment Contracts
– IP Law
– WTO Membership
– Corporate Law, Mergers & Acquisitions
– Tax and Accounting Law
– Corporate Governance
– Antitrust Law
– Arbitration and Litigation
– Reports from Practice
– Chinese Corporate and FOI Law
– Doing Business in China: Marketing
– China Politics
property, patents, copyright, trademarks,
accounting, and tax and contract law, as
well as Chinese company law, are of par-
ticular interest. The module will also exam-
ine Chinese legal culture by looking at
traditional ways of resolving disputes.
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Supplementary Module – Harvard
Negotiation
Harvard Law School’s reputation is legen-
dary, but the reality is even better. Har-
vard’s program on negotiation is so well
suited to our curriculum that lawyers and
non-lawyers benefit from it. Negotiation
skills and strategies are important assets
for everyone.
– Negotiation Workshop: Creating Value in Deals & Disputes Mediation Workshop
– Negotiation Workshop: Tools for Prepa-ring and Negotiating Effectively
– Advanced Negotiation: Difficult Conversa-tions
– Advanced Negotiation: Deal Design & Implementation
– 2-day Intensive Negotiation Workshop for Lawyers & Working Professionals
We offer this unit at Harvard as a supple mentary module. Price upon request.
More information:
http://www.pon.harvard.edu/category/ courses-and-training/harvard-negotiation-institute-5-day/
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The Executive M.B.L.-HSG, because...
... I can acquire new skills without inter-rupting my career development. For me,this was an important reason for choosingthe E.M.B.L.-HSG.
Nicole Alexander-Huhle, Attorney-at-LawWARBURG INVEST KAPITALANLAGEGESELLSCHAFT MBH, Hamburg
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Boost your CareerThe Ambassador Scholarship
Are you considering boosting your career with an executive program, but are still looking for financing options?The E.M.B.L.-HSG offers one outstanding candidate a prestigious E.M.B.L. Ambassador Scholarship of EUR 10’000.
The Ambassador ProgramThe ambassador scholarship aims to enhance the visibility and awareness of the program worldwide. Being an ambassador of the E.M.B.L.-HSG includes, for example, participating and organizing alumni events and to leading an alumni chapter in your country.
Prerequisites for SuitabilityCandidates must be admitted to the E.M.B.L.-HSG program. Furthermore, the tuition fees for the Executive Program must be self-funded (those receiving financial help from a company or other institution will not be eligible).
The Application ProcessWe look forward to your application which should include:- A proposal of why we should choose you and how
you would act as an ambassador of the Executive M.B.L.-HSG
- Your CV- Copies of your diplomas/ transcripts
Deadline for the application is 30. April 2014. Please send your application to [email protected].
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Organizational Structureof the Executive M.B.L.-HSG
Directorate Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Carl BaudenbacherDirector
Prof. Dr. Dr. Juliane Kokott, LL.M. (USA), S.J.D.Deputy Director
Patrizia Köbeli, M.A. HSGDeputy Director
Commission
The Commission consists of experts from business, politics, academia, the bar, the judiciary and public administration. Commission members monitor the pro-gram. The Commission has the following members:
Prof. Dr. Othmar Strasser, Attorney-at-LawGeneral Counsel, Head of Legal, Tax & Compliance, Zürcher Kantonalbank, Judge, Zurich Commercial Court, Professor of Private and Business Law, University of St.Gallen HSG, Zurich/St.Gallen; President
Dr. Peter R. Altenburger, Attorney-at-lawALTENBURGER LTD legal + tax, Zurich/Geneva, Head of Speakers Program, Executive M.B.L.-HSG, Lecturer, University of St.Gallen HSG, Zurich/St.Gallen
Ambassador Dr. Marino BaldiOf Counsel, Prager Dreifuss, Zurich/Bern/Brussels, Legal Counsel of EFTA, former Member of the Swiss Competition Commission, Geneva/Berne
Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Carl BaudenbacherChairman of the Executive M.B.L - HSG, President of the EFTA Court, St.Gallen/Luxembourg
Princly Councillor Hans BrunhartFormer President of the Board of Directors of VP Bank, Former Head of Government of the Principality of Liechteinstein, Senator h.c., Vaduz
Nadja Ceregato, Executive M.B.L.-HSGAttorney-at-Law, lic. iur. HSG, President Executive M.B.L.-HSG Alumni Association, Head of Legal, Raiffeisen Switzerland Cooperative, St.Gallen
Dr. Reinhold GemperleBusiness Journalist
Honorary Members of the Commission Univ-Prof. Dr. Dr. Walter Barfuß, Attorney-at-LawPresident of the Austrian Standards Institute, Professor at the University of Vienna, Former Director-General of the Austrian Federal Competition Authority, Vienna
Erika ForsterFormer Member of the Swiss State Council, St.Gallen
Prof. Dr. Carl Otto Lenz, Attorney-at-LawFormer Advocate General, Court of Justice of theEuropean Union, Bensheim
Dr. Franz Hoffet, Attorney-at-LawPartner, Homburger, Zurich
Prof. Dr. Dr. Juliane Kokott LL.M., S.J.D.Advocate General at the Court of Justice of the Euro-pean Union, Deputy Director Executive M.B.L.-HSG, St.Gallen/Luxembourg
Prof. Dr. Claudius Marx, Executive M.B.L.-HSGAttorney-at-Law, General Manager of the Chamber of Industry and Commerce Hochrhein-Bodensee, Profes-sor of Economic Law, in particular IP and competition law at the University of Applied Science Trier, Partner, Marx, Wenglorz & Partner, Konstanz/Reichenau
Franz Nyffeler, Attorney-at-LawFormer Judge at the Swiss Federal Supreme Court, Aarau
Elisabeth Roegele, Executive M.B.L.-HSGAttorney-at-Law, General Counsel DekaBank, Frankfurt a.M.
Dr. Philipp SpeitlerLegal Secretary and Head of the President's Cabinet, EFTA Court, Lecturer at the University of St.Gallen HSG, St.Gallen/Luxembourg
Prof. Dr. oec. et dipl. sc. pol. Sascha SpounPresident of Leuphana University, Lüneburg
Prof. Dr. Robert WaldburgerFull Professor of fiscal law, Director of the Institute of Public Finance and Fiscal Law, University of St.Gallen HSG, Member of the UN Group of Experts in Interna-tional Tax Matters, Independent Tax Counsel, Price-waterhouse Coopers, St.Gallen
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Academic Advisory Board The Academic Advisory Board consists of proven personalities from academia. It is actively involved in the make-up of the program and the selection of faculty. The Advisory Board has the following members:
Prof. Dr. Reinhard WelterProfessor for private, German and international business law, Director, Institute of German and International Banking and Capital Market Law, Leipzig; President
Prof. Dr. Alberto AlemannoLL.M. (Harvard), LL.M. (Bruggo), Ph.D. (Bocconi), Associate Professor of Law, NEC Paris, Attorney-ut. Law, New York, NY
Prof. em. Dr. Peter Behrens, M.C.J. (New York)Full Professor emeritus for European and International business law, University of Hamburg, Managing Director of the Institute for European Integration, Europa-Kolleg Hamburg, Hamburg
Prof. Dr. Jacques BourgeoisProfessor at the College of Europe in Bruges, Brussels
Prof. Dr. Christian KohlerFormer Director General at the Court of Justice of the European Union, Professor at Saarland University, Luxembourg
Prof. Dr. Claudius Marx, Executive M.B.L.-HSGGeneral Manager of the Chamber of Industry and Commerce Hochrhein-Bodensee, Professor of Economic Law, in particular IP and competition law, University of Applied Science Trier, Partner, Marx, Wenglorz & Partner, Konstanz/Reichenau
Prof. Dr. rer. pol. Günter Müller-StewensFull Professor of Management and Organisation and Director of the Institute of Management, University ofSt.Gallen HSG, St.Gallen
Prof. Peter L. MurrayBraucher Visiting Professor of Law from Practice, Harvard Law School, Cambridge, MA
Prof. R. Anthony ReeseProfessor of Law at University of California, Irvine, CA
Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. HSG Helmuth SchröterProfessor, Saarland University, Saarbrücken, Key Legal Expert, Competition Authority of Serbia, former Director and Hearing Officer of DG Comp, European Commission, Belgrade/Brussels
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Application and Admission
AdmissionAdmission to the program is granted by the Board of Directors of the Executive M.B.L.-HSG. Applications are reviewed and admissions decisions are made on a continuing basis. You will receive an answer to your application within 2-3 weeks.
Your applicationApplications are done online: www.mbl.unisg.ch/online-application
Admission requirements:- Academic degree- Several years of professional experience. Our gradu-
ates come from the practicing bar, industry, associa-tions and public administration. Among them are lawyers, managers or engineers.
- Good command of English
Required documents:- online application form- short letter of motivation- current CV- copy of you diploma(s)- copies of relevant references
Application deadlineThe deadline for applications is 31 May 2014.
StartThe Executive M.B.L.-HSG will start on 16 June 2014 and end on 28 November 2015.
If it isn't possible for you to begin the course on the set start date or in case of other conflicts of scheduling, there is a possibility of postponing three out of nine modules (including the first module) to the following year of study.
LanguageThe working language is English.
TuitionThe tuition fee is EUR 29 000.–.The fee includes direct costs for the study program, including documents, mandatory literature and access to other candidate’s benefits. Travel expenses, accommo-dation, meals, and the purchase of additional reading materials are the responsibility of the participants.Tuition fees are usually paid in two instalments. Special arrangements are possible.
Early bird discountIf your application is submitted by 31 December 2013, you will receive a tuition fee discount of EUR 2000.–.
InformationWe want to ensure that your questions are answered individually. For this reason, we hold regular infor-mation meetings in Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein, Belgium, the Netherlands, China and Japan. Please visit our website for dates.
You are welcome to contact our team in St.Gallen at any time. We will be happy to answer your questions: +41 (0) 71 224 2866; [email protected]
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