Webster Geneva Campus

Webster University is a century-strong, independent, nonprofit institution committed to delivering education with impact.

Today, more than 15,000 students across the globe call Webster home, united by a tradition of academic excellence and a forward-looking vision of higher learning.

Known for its diversity, global reach, and inclusive culture, Webster stands at the forefront of innovation in education, preparing students for the challenges of an ever-changing world.

Since 1978, the Webster Geneva Campus has embodied this mission in Switzerland, a country known for its academic prestige, cultural diversity, and international influence. Each year, students from more than 90 nationalities join the Geneva community, bringing the concept of international education to life. At Webster Geneva Campus, small class sizes ensure personalized learning, while faculty with real-world expertise bring practical, global perspectives into the classroom.

Their accredited Bachelor’s and Master’s programs are recognized worldwide, opening doors to career opportunities and advanced study.

At Webster Geneva, students become part of a vibrant network of peers and individuals who are catalysts for change, shaping their own futures while making meaningful contributions to communities worldwide.

Accommodation

Webster Geneva Campus offers a welcoming residential life experience that combines comfort, safety, and community, ensuring students feel at home from the moment they arrive.

At the heart of student housing is the Living and Learning Center (LLC), located on the main campus in Bellevue. This residence is primarily for first-year and transfer undergraduates and provides fully furnished accommodations. Many rooms enjoy scenic views of Lake Geneva and the Alps, creating a serene environment just steps away from classrooms and student facilities. First-year students also benefit from the room-and-board plan, which includes meals at the campus restaurant with a 10% discount on dining services.

Beyond campus, the university also manages several off-campus residences, Les Berges, Les Savoises, and Riant-Parc, for returning undergraduates, graduate students, and study-abroad participants.

The campus places strong emphasis on safety and security. They have security contracts in place with agents who provide either nighttime or 24/7 coverage, depending on the residence.

When it comes to student well-being, Webster Geneva goes further by offering support for dietary needs and restrictions. Through the room-and-board plan at the campus restaurant, students with allergies, health-related needs, or personal dietary preferences can receive assistance to ensure meals are suitable and inclusive.

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Career Support

Whether exploring potential career paths, preparing for graduate school, or seeking internship opportunities, Career Services offers tailored guidance, resources, and professional connections to help each student succeed.

Career coaching and planning

Individual, confidential coaching sessions help students identify their strengths, explore career possibilities, and align their studies with their long-term goals. Beginning in the freshman year, students can develop a personalized Career Planner and gain the skills and experiences needed to position themselves for future opportunities.

Preparation for internships or jobs

From crafting a professional CV and motivation letter to building a strong LinkedIn profile, Career Services ensures students present themselves effectively. Students also receive guidance on interview preparation, helping them confidently address even the toughest questions.

Internships and opportunities to gain experience

Each year, more than 250 internships are shared with students, spanning businesses, NGOs, and international organizations. Eligible students can participate in the Internship Program, while high-achieving students may apply for the Honors Internship Program, which highlights their applications to employers.

Graduate School Assistance

Career Services provides impartial guidance for students considering graduate study. This includes support with program selection, CV development, academic alignment, and navigating the often complex application process. Many Webster Geneva graduates continue their studies at prestigious institutions across Switzerland and around the world.

Employer events, networking and workshops

Through regular career events, students meet professionals from over 60 organizations, including NGOs, multinational companies, and international institutions. Featured events such as the Alumni Career Mixer, networking workshops, and sector-specific panels give students opportunities to build connections and gain insights into various career paths.

Alumni mentoring program

Locally linked to Webster’s Global Mentoring Program, this initiative connects current students with alumni worldwide who share similar career interests. Through monthly meetings, students gain practical advice, industry knowledge, and valuable networking experience to guide their career decisions.

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Webster Geneva Campus holds full institutional accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), a premier accrediting body in the United States, ensuring that degrees earned in Geneva are identical in quality and recognition to those awarded at Webster’s main campus in the U.S.

In 2018, the HLC reaffirmed this accreditation with a site visit to the Geneva campus; the next review is scheduled for 2027–2028.

In addition to institutional accreditation, Webster Geneva’s programs benefit from the following accreditations:

• Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs
• National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense
• Swiss Association for Counselling

Moreover, Webster Geneva maintains strategic affiliations, including membership in Chatham House and the UN Academic Impact Initiative.

A journey that begins with support

From the moment you step onto the Webster Geneva Campus, your experience is shaped by care, safety, and opportunity. With security and staff support available 24/7, students can focus on their studies and social life with peace of mind.

Growing personally and academically

Since 1978, the university has offered an accredited American education in Switzerland, combining academic rigor with international perspectives. Small classes allow for personalized attention, while the diverse student body ensures exposure to cultures, languages, and viewpoints from around the world. Students are encouraged to challenge themselves, think critically, and grow not only as scholars but as individuals ready to make an impact.

Building a community for life

Life on campus is vibrant and engaging. Residential life and student activities provide opportunities to connect with peers through cultural events, clubs, and leadership initiatives. The campus setting, nestled between the Alps and Lake Geneva, creates a unique backdrop where students can balance academic pursuits with outdoor activities, city life, and cultural exploration. This combination of location, community, and opportunity makes Webster Geneva a truly distinctive place to study and live.

Alumni network & career success

The Webster experience evolves into a lifelong connection after graduation. With over 250,000 Webster alumni worldwide from 150 nations, you will become a part of a vibrant and dynamic group of entrepreneurs, innovators, educators, actors, writers, politicians, scientists, competitive athletes, as well as humanitarian volunteers, leaders of foundations, and contributors to local communities.

Graduates also benefit from an impressive track record: 88% secure jobs, internships, or continue their education within six months, rising to 93% within a year. The Geneva Alumni Chapter keeps its network alive through mentoring programs, professional panels, social gatherings, and scholarship support, ensuring every graduate remains part of the Webster family.

See more at Campus Life at Webster Geneva