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The Geneva, Switzerland, campus was founded in 1978 on an estate along the shores of Lac Leman (Lake Geneva). Minutes from the United Nations international headquarters, the campus is surrounded by the natural beauty of Switzerland and a multinational community that is reflected in the student body and faculty positions.

The historical, tranquil city of Geneva, with a population of more than 180,000 people, is nestled between the Alps and the Jura Mountains. Many Swiss and French ski resorts are only 45 minutes away. Gliding, mountain climbing, sailing, windsurfing, and hiking are very popular. Students enjoy several annual music and film festivals held in Geneva.

Internships at prominent organizations provide a valuable real-world perspective to classroom learning and develop a valuable network of professional contacts in Geneva.
Internships in Geneva are often competitive and placement generally requires an on-site interview. Students wishing to pursue an internship abroad must apply to study abroad for a minimum of one semester. An academic year abroad is more common and encouraged for prospective interns.

All credit hours earned will be accepted, according to current catalog, for those students seeking degrees at MBU.

Links

Webster University Geneva
www.geneva-international.org/Welcome.E.html
Why Geneva?
Geneva Tourism