Learn more about studying International Relations: International Economics as an international student.
What Webster University Geneva says about their program:
Our International Relations department Geneva gives students exposure to the driving forces of contemporary politics, the geopolitical history that crated our modern world, the analytical skills and critical theories of political science needed to understand these dynamics — as well as unparalleled access to witness international diplomacy in action. With the Bachelor in International Relations program, students have a choice of pursuing the degree with an Emphasis in International Economics to gain added knowledge and mastery in an important sub-disciplines in international relations.
Students are not only exposed to the theories of international affairs, but also its realities "on the ground," including practicalities of the many states and non-state actors that represent the scope of today’s international arena. Whether studying the history of the Middle East, the fundamentals of human rights, environmental governance or the push-and-pull factors of international migration, students will learn from a rotation of both expert professors and practitioners.
Undergraduate
6.0 (no band below 5.5)
80
550
169
110
C1 mastery high pass
3.7
68
Postgraduate
6.0 (no band below 5.5)
80
550
169
110
C1 mastery high pass
3.7
68
English-language Exam score of C or higher. (AS level does not satisfy the requirement.)
Undergraduate
Postgraduate
CHF35,000 per year
from CHF39,600 to CHF52,800 per year
Undergraduate
Merit-based Academic Scholarship Awards
Awards range up to 30% of annual full-time tuition per year and are renewable each year
Higher-potential applicants who have demonstrated strong academic performance may be considered for Webster Geneva Campus's Scholars Program track. Typically, the admissions office makes recommendations to the Scholarship Committee, as part of its rolling applications review and decision process. Those whose grade point average (GPA) is about a 3.5/4.0 scale (or its equivalent in other grading systems) have the highest opportunity to earn scholarship support. Students from all nationalities can be considered for scholarships.
Need-based Financial Aid Awards
Awards range up to 30% of tuition, and are renewable each year of the student's enrollment, with some limited conditions.
These grants are awarded in the form of a scholarship based on demonstrated financial need of the student's family. The Financial Aid form requests basic family income information, as well as supporting documents.
Combined Award Packages
About 30% of the annual full-time tuition
Students who earn Academic Scholarships may also combine financial aid awards
Graduate
Academic Scholarships and/or Financial Aid Grants
Typical awards reduce the invoiced amounts by about 15% to 30%, with some individual award offers as high as 50% of tuition fees
The priority is given to those who will commit to studying at the rate of two courses per term (equivalent of 12 credits per semester).
| Category | Cost (in Swiss Franc) |
|---|---|
| Rent, 1-bed apartment in city centre | CHF 2,270 |
| Rent, 1-bed apartment outside centre | CHF 1,739 |
| Utilities (electricity, heating, water, refuse) | CHF 236 |
| Internet (60 Mbps unlimited) | CHF 46 |
| Mobile phone plan (data + calls) | CHF 33 |
| Monthly public transport pass | CHF 70 |
| Monthly grocery basket | CHF 700 |
| Coffee shop drink | CHF 5 |
| Cinema or cultural event ticket | CHF 20 |
| Gym membership | CHF 64 |
Indicative monthly costs per person.
Data sourced from numbeo.com (Crowdsourced) and livingease.ch (Editorial estimate).
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.