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SSBR 2025 GRADUATION CEREMONY

 

                                                                                                                                                      Swiss School of Business Research will hold a graduation ceremony.

 

Saturday, August 16th, 2025

 

All of us at Swiss School of Business Research are especially proud of our graduates for their persistence, perseverance and adaptability during what has been an extraordinary year. You should be incredibly proud of what you have achieved.

We are very excited to be welcoming all of our graduates to an in-person graduation ceremony.

We will be very much looking forward to celebrating with you on your special day!

Important Graduation notice 

We are delighted to announce that SSBR intends to hold an in-person graduation ceremonies for students.

  • Graduation ceremonies for students who have studied directly with SSBR or through their worldwide partner schools are scheduled to take place on Saturday 16 August, 2025.

We will be sharing more details about these events directly with those who are eligible in the coming months.

Please do not make any travel or accommodation bookings until you have received your formal invitation from SSBR, we will contact all graduates soon with more details.

We would like to assure all our graduates that the pandemic continues to be kept under review. In any decision made by SSBR, due consideration will continue to be given to the needs of our graduates and their families, who often have to make complex travel arrangements from around the world to be at the ceremony.

 

 

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3, AustriaJoin us for our students 2025 Graduation ceremony.

 

 

 

To be held at:

  • Schönbrunn Palace, Vienna, Austria

Save the Date:

Saturday August 16th, 2025 , 3:00pm CET Time.

 

 

We will send out an invitation email once all details have been confirmed. This will contain all the information you will need to make the necessary arrangements to attend, including ticket prices for graduating students and guests.

About Schönbrunn Palace:

Schönbrunn Palace

Apothekertrakt

Meidlinger Tor,

Grünbergstrasse,

1130 Vienna,

Austria

Schönbrunn Palace

A Historic Jewel of Austria

Schönbrunn Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of Austria’s most significant cultural landmarks. Originally commissioned in 1696 by Emperor Leopold I, the palace became the summer residence of the Habsburg dynasty. Its name, which translates to “beautiful spring,” was inspired by an artesian well discovered on the site. The palace’s opulent Baroque architecture and meticulously landscaped gardens reflect the artistic and cultural achievements of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Over the centuries, Schönbrunn has hosted numerous historical events and figures. Empress Maria Theresa, one of the most influential rulers of the Habsburg monarchy, transformed the palace into a center of political power and cultural life. Her renovations included the creation of the magnificent Great Gallery, a space used for imperial banquets and celebrations. Additionally, the palace was the birthplace of Emperor Franz Joseph, who played a pivotal role in Austrian history during the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Schönbrunn in Contemporary Culture

In recent years, Schönbrunn Palace has also gained recognition as a backdrop for cinematic and television productions. Notably, it was featured in the Netflix series The Regime, starring Kate Winslet. The palace’s timeless elegance and historical ambiance made it an ideal setting for the series, which explores themes of power and politics within a fictional European autocracy. The series further cemented Schönbrunn’s status as an iconic and versatile venue.

A Grand Stage for SSBR Graduates

Hosting the 2025 graduation ceremony at Schönbrunn Palace reflects SSBR’s vision of blending tradition with modernity. The palace’s storied halls and gardens will provide a majestic backdrop for graduates as they celebrate their achievements and embark on new professional endeavors. The ceremony will be held in the palace’s Maria Teresia room in the Apotherertract, where gilded stucco andcrystal chandeliers,  create an atmosphere of unparalleled splendor.

Register here

The Dean:

Dr Stephen Harrison

 

 

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