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Hi everyone,
I'm really interested in applying to the Master's in Strategy and International Management (SIM) program at the University of St. Gallen. I come from an engineering background and I'm wondering if anyone here knows whether the program accepts students from non-business backgrounds.
Have any engineers successfully made the transition into SIM? Are there any prerequisites or recommended courses I should take before applying? I'd really appreciate any insights or personal experiences!
Thanks in advance!
my profile:
I’m an undergraduate student currently final year in Electronics Engineering from The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. My CGPA stands at 7.2/10, and while that might appear modest on paper, I’ve consistently ranked in the top 10 of my class. I recently took the GMAT Focus Edition and scored a 685.
professionally, I’ve had quite a diverse set of experiences. I worked at Zomato as an Acquisition Ninja, where I handled market research and restaurant onboarding, building partnerships with local businesses and managing operations efficiently. More significantly, I’m the founder of a startup called Cruizz—a pooling solution aimed at solving the general commute problem. Cruizz was selected into my university’s Incubator 5.0 program as one of only 5 startups chosen from over 200 applicants. I pitched the idea to investors and mentors, secured a grant from the university, and am currently leading the development and growth strategy for the platform.
In terms of leadership and extracurriculars, I’ve been involved with a national-level technical event, for over three years. I began as a volunteer and worked my way up to become the Organizing Team Head, eventually leading a team of over 70 core members. The event attracts over 45,000 attendees annually and is certified by prestigious bodies such as UNESCO and the G20.
I'm really interested in applying to the Master's in Strategy and International Management (SIM) program at the University of St. Gallen. I come from an engineering background and I'm wondering if anyone here knows whether the program accepts students from non-business backgrounds.
Have any engineers successfully made the transition into SIM? Are there any prerequisites or recommended courses I should take before applying? I'd really appreciate any insights or personal experiences!
Thanks in advance!
my profile:
I’m an undergraduate student currently final year in Electronics Engineering from The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. My CGPA stands at 7.2/10, and while that might appear modest on paper, I’ve consistently ranked in the top 10 of my class. I recently took the GMAT Focus Edition and scored a 685.
professionally, I’ve had quite a diverse set of experiences. I worked at Zomato as an Acquisition Ninja, where I handled market research and restaurant onboarding, building partnerships with local businesses and managing operations efficiently. More significantly, I’m the founder of a startup called Cruizz—a pooling solution aimed at solving the general commute problem. Cruizz was selected into my university’s Incubator 5.0 program as one of only 5 startups chosen from over 200 applicants. I pitched the idea to investors and mentors, secured a grant from the university, and am currently leading the development and growth strategy for the platform.
In terms of leadership and extracurriculars, I’ve been involved with a national-level technical event, for over three years. I began as a volunteer and worked my way up to become the Organizing Team Head, eventually leading a team of over 70 core members. The event attracts over 45,000 attendees annually and is certified by prestigious bodies such as UNESCO and the G20.
