Study abroad at Webster University Geneva

Learn more about studying at Webster University Geneva as an international student.

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Key facts

  • Type
    Private
  • International students
    300
  • Nationalities
    90
  • Total programs
    21
  • University ranking
    Not ranked

Study abroad at Webster University Geneva

Webster University (Webster) is a brilliant private institution situated in the scenic city of Geneva, Switzerland. The main campus is in St. Louis, Missouri in the US. There are also sister sites in Thailand, Ghana, Uzbekistan, Austria, and the Netherlands.

Established in 1978, Webster is devoted to preparing students for a global society. The University is on a mission to empower the next generation of leaders and is committed to delivering quality education and a unique experience for each student.

Webster’s excellent campus is situated near the Swiss Alps. It’s also in close proximity to Geneva’s beautiful city center. The campus offers outstanding facilities like a fitness center, academic workshops, career services, a library, and computer labs.

There’s a wide variety of undergraduate and postgraduate programs available at Webster. International students can study dynamic programs in subjects like economics, management, finance, psychology, computer science, and media.

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Why study at Webster University Geneva

  • Small classes

    Enjoy tight-knit study groups and one to one attention from talented professors

  • Flexible teaching

    Benefit from online and in-classroom learning

  • Cosmopolitan environment

    Students from far and wide study at Webster

  • Lovely location

    Geneva is a global city with so much to enjoy

Location

Webster University Geneva

Rte de Collex 15, 1293 Bellevue, Switzerland

Geneva is located in the heart of Europe, and it’s surrounded by mountains and lakes. It’s home to some of the world’s finest attractions, restaurants, shops, and museums - it’s the perfect study destination.

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Scholarships at Webster University Geneva

We're still gathering scholarship information for this university

Check back soon, or visit the university's website for the latest information on available scholarships, eligibility, award amounts, deadlines, and application requirements.

Fees

Undergraduate tuition

  • CHF35,000 per year

Postgraduate tuition

  • From CHF39,600 to CHF52,800 per year
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What is the cost of living near Webster University Geneva?

Local figures aren't available yet — values reflect Geneva-wide averages.

Category Cost  (in Swiss Franc)
Rent, 1-bed apartment in city centreCHF 2,270Range: CHF 1,900 to CHF 2,650
Rent, 1-bed apartment outside centreCHF 1,739Range: CHF 1,600 to CHF 2,000
Utilities (electricity, heating, water, refuse)CHF 236Range: CHF 150 to CHF 309
Internet (60 Mbps unlimited)CHF 46Range: CHF 40 to CHF 59
Mobile phone plan (data + calls)CHF 33Range: CHF 20 to CHF 60
Monthly public transport passCHF 70Range: CHF 45 to CHF 80
Monthly grocery basketCHF 700Range: CHF 500 to CHF 900
Coffee shop drinkCHF 5Range: CHF 4 to CHF 6
Cinema or cultural event ticketCHF 20Range: CHF 18 to CHF 25
Gym membershipCHF 64Range: CHF 49 to CHF 80

Indicative monthly costs per person.

Data sourced from numbeo.com (Crowdsourced) and livingease.ch (Editorial estimate).

Visa requirements for Webster University Geneva

Many international students will require a visa to study in Switzerland, and this is a vital step of your study abroad journey. Make sure you understand the requirements you may need to meet before applying.

Life at Webster University Geneva

There are students from over 90 countries currently enrolled at Webster. The University provides a truly international experience to its students - the diverse mix of cultures, backgrounds, and perspectives is what makes Webster so special.

International students are supported from day one by Webster’s fantastic international office. The kind staff guide, support, and advise students on everything from accommodation to visas - there’s always a friendly face available to help you.

The University provides a range of housing options both on and off-campus. Accommodation is guaranteed for first-year students. The student community is incredibly welcoming - international students have many opportunities to socialize and make friends.

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Facilities

  • Library
    • Computer labs
    • Group Study Rooms
    • Individual Study Rooms
    • Quiet Areas
  • Tutoring Support
    • Student Tutoring & Support
    • Peer & Buddy Program
    • Academic Tutoring & Support
  • Food & Restaurants
    • Cafe’s
    • Restaurants
    • Bars
  • IT Support
    • Campus Wireless Connectivity
  • Healthcare & Medical
    • Counselling & Mental Health Services
  • Sports Facilities
    • Sport facilities
  • Transport
    • Airport Shuttle Service
    • Campus Bus Service
    • Campus parking
    • On-Campus Shuttle
  • Clubs & Organisations
    • Clubs & Organizations
  • Fitness Centre
    • Spin Studio
    • Machines
    • Free Weights
    • Dance Studio
    • Fitness Classes
  • Praying Rooms
    • Individual Praying Rooms

Student reviews for Webster University Geneva

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What Webster University Geneva says

  • Headshot of Mark Hatton
    Mark Hatton
    Mark Hatton says:

    Switzerland is renowned for International relations, Hospitality, and Business, among many other fields.

    Switzerland has public and some private universities. Typical degree majors are in Business, Finance, Management, Economics, International Relations, Psychology, Computer Science and the American Universities offer many more minors and certificates.

    Some of the huge advantages of studying here include the networking possibilities, in addition to having the chance to learn about other cultures. Switzerland is rich in diversity and tradition.

    As a student, you will want to study in a comfortable environment with excellent all-round infrastructure and all of the means to accomplish your future goals.

    Switzerland and Geneva, in particular, is renowned as an international hub, often recognized for its famed political neutrality, banks, and international organizations such as the United Nations, World Health Organization, or the World Economic Forum. It has prestige from its history and culture from banking and watchmaking to chocolates and cheeses and above all, it is known for Swiss Quality and safety.

    It is consistently placed in the top 5 within official rankings for globally ranked cities providing the best quality of life. Research has shown that students choose the destination as one of the key factors when deciding on a university.

    Geographically, Geneva is situated at the heart of Europe allowing flight times of approximately 1 hour to Paris, Rome, Barcelona, or London for weekend visits.

    Geneva is situated nestled between Lake Geneva or Lac Léman as it is locally known, and the surrounding mountains. Switzerland is famous for safety and of course precision, with most of the top watchmakers headquartered here.

    In addition, as a student, it may be the first time away from family but it is also the time to venture off to places with new friends. Students can go paddleboarding on the lake in the summer or discover the Swiss Alps when skiing or snowboarding.

    Global Citizenship Program (or GCP) that encompasses a large array of liberal arts subjects that will equip you with critical thinking, communication, creative research, and problem-solving skills. Often, scholarship committees offer the most exceptional students with an ‘invitation-only opportunity to join the Scholars Program, which comes with a partial scholarship as an incentive to reach and maintain very high academic standards. The best higher education institutes have a proven record of accomplishment from day 1 when a student starts, by providing career support, academic guidance, and internship placement assistance. It should not stop at graduation. Good universities not only provide non-stop careers related activities but also alumni support after graduation. The setting here offers an environment that is recognized globally as being at the forefront of new technologies and entrepreneurship. This provides a guarantee that you will get all of the tools and guidance to get the best possible start in life as an undergraduate or boost your network and strengthen your skills further on the graduate programs. This is down to the tireless efforts by highly-skilled internship and alumni departments who often have more internship offers than the number of students available, to fill the vast number of places. This is a very promising dilemma to have. The above points will help anybody considering to go to university to understand why Webster, Geneva has a large number of points that help set it aside from many other universities and business schools in Switzerland.