Terms of the contract
As soon as your application documents have been transmitted, you will get a confirmation of receipt. The head of programme decides on your admission to the programme. They reserve the right to invite you in for an interview before confirming your admission. Please refer to the programme website for the application deadline; later applications may be accepted in exceptional cases.
If the number of applications exceeds the number of places available, the head of programme may defer individual applications. Applications are considered by order of submission. In certain continuing and executive education programmes, applications are also considered with a view to creating a well-balanced group of participants. The ultimate decision rests with the head of programme.
If an insufficient number of participants enrol for a course, the head of programme has the right to postpone or cancel the continuing or executive education programme. Participants who are already enrolled will be informed as quickly as possible in that case.
Terms of payment and conditions
Information about the date of invoicing is available in the online registration process for the respective programme, under “important information” and “declaration of consent”. To facilitate the financing of your course, we offer the option to pay in instalments. For details, please get in touch with the organiser of the respective programme.
Withdrawal from and early termination of the continuing or executive education programme
Information about the financial implication of a withdrawal or early termination of a course is available in the online registration process for the respective programme, under “important information” and “declaration of consent”. The Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts recommends that you take out cancellation insurance.
Digital instruction
Copyrights and privacy rights as well as the right to one’s own image also apply online. Written materials, videos and other school material shared on the ILIAS learning platform and shown in web meetings shall not be passed on to third parties. Web meetings shall not be recorded without the express consent of all participants.
Theft insurance (property insurance - electronic equipment)
The Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts and its Schools provide no insurance coverage for the damage, destruction or loss of electronic equipment (e.g., laptops, digital cameras, storage devices or similar) owned by participants. It is therefore the participants’ responsibility to take out insurance for this kind of occurrence.
Liability insurance
Students undertake to comply with the internal order, health and safety regulations of the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts. Participants are responsible for taking out liability insurance. The Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts accepts no liability of any kind.
Data protection guidelines
- Use of personal data
§1 The Lucerne School of Business conforms to the applicable data protection legislation when handling the personal data of students.
§2 By signing the application form, the participant consents to the Lucerne School of Business processing and/or linking his or her personal data (e.g., first name, surname, matriculation number, ECTS credits, degree programme, etc.) and photos for the purposes of planning, organisation, evaluation, funding, statistics, information, in-house learning platforms and classroom portraits. This applies before, during and after the continuing or executive education programme. This includes the passing on of necessary data to the Federal Statistical Office. In addition, necessary data relating to MAS programme participants will be passed on to the Central and University Library Lucerne for the purpose of creating a user account.
§3 With your registration, you consent to the HSLU’s alumni network (HSLU Alumni) sending you information concerning HSLU Alumni membership upon completion of your continuing or executive education programme. If you do not wish for HSLU Alumni to contact you, please notify them by email (info@alumnihslu.ch).
- Furthermore, in the case of continuing and executive education programmes that are delivered in cooperation with other schools or institutions, the participant agrees to the School’s sharing of necessary personal information with its cooperation partners and the processing of this information in accordance with data protection laws.
- Use of third-party services
By using third-party services such as University Sports etc., participants consent to their data being passed on for the administration of these services by the Lucerne School of Business. Only data given voluntarily by participants as part of the registration process will be passed on to third parties. It cannot be ruled out, however, that data may be seen by others while being passed on by third parties.
Legal framework
The continuing and executive education programmes conform to the applicable regulations in place at the start of a given programme. We expressly reserve the right to make changes and/or amendments to existing regulations and to issue new regulations during the course of the continuing or executive education programme. These shall apply for all students as soon as they come into effect. The academic ordinance and the academic regulations are always at your disposal online. You can request regulations for specific programmes from the relevant programme organisers.
