"A sound knowledge of economics and initial contacts in Hamburg's business community are a good starting point for a successful start to your professional life," said HSBA President Prof. Dr. Insa Sjurts at the farewell ceremony for the first graduating class of Young Academics in the middle of the year. The new generation of students, who came to HSBA last Saturday with great expectations and anticipation for the start of the Business Compact course, would now also like to benefit from this.
Colin Rawlins, Head of Executive Education at HSBA, is pleased about the great interest: "We were able to increase the number of participants by 50%. We now have two courses that alternate on Saturdays in eight modules that lay important foundations for a career in business and offer students a clear orientation for their professional future."
