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PHW Business School Bern is a private business University of Applied Sciences in the Swiss Plateau that can be completed with diplomas recognized by the Swiss federal government.
PHW Hochschule Wirtschaft Bern | |
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| Type | Private business school |
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| Dean | Prof. Peter K. Link |
| Location | , |
| Colors | blue and white |
| Website | www.phw-bern.ch |
The PHW Business School Bern is part of the Federal Council approved Kalaidos University of Applied Sciences.
PHW Berne offers Bachelor and Master programs as well postgraduate courses and custom business seminars. [1]
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