Lauder Business School aims to provide superior quality in all its processes and services. Our quality management is built upon the following guiding principles:

1. Recognizing academic excellence and quality management as the basis of success
2. Providing and further developing applied and demand-oriented education and research
3. Building networks with local and international stakeholders
4. Enabling student-centered learning and work
5. Supporting co-creation of learning environments and –content
6. Understanding diversity as the determinant characteristic
7. Valuing cultural diversity and internationality as a chance
8. Appreciating, fostering, and demanding a global mindset, commitment, creativity, fairness, trust and sustainability

We have developed and implemented a quality management system which reflects the specific requirements of a boutique business school and is based on the main principles of systematic and continuous improvement of all activities, and thus orientates on the concept of total quality management.
It is organized along the core processes Education (Studying and Learning); Internationalization and Mobility; and Research, supported by the processes infrastructure, information, human resources and library. The management processes embed the core and support processes in a system which plans and controls the study and research portfolio, co-operations and resources.

LBS’s quality management system is designed in accordance with national legal requirements and European standards. It is regularly reviewed and adapted to the strategic objectives of the organization and requirements of our stakeholders.

To ensure smooth operations and a harmonious student life on campus, Lauder Business School has developed a Code of Conduct to be followed by all LBS members, students, staff, faculty and guests.

Before enrolling in a degree program at the Lauder Business School, an educational training contract must be signed by the future student and the University of Applied Sciences. This contract states all of the student’s and university’s rights and obligations.

The LBS Statute has been established in German and comprises different documents including the LBS Exam Regulation. The English version of the LBS Statute is a convenience translation of the „Satzung der Lauder Business School“. Any and all disputes arising from or in connection with the statute will resort to the „Satzung der Lauder Business School“ in the last valid version as amended and completed, in German language. Both versions, German and English can be found below.

LBS Statute (English version)

LBS Statute (German Version)

Exam Regulations (English Version)

Exam Regulations (German Version)

The current regulatory situation regarding the COVID prevention measures apply to LBS.