Geneva is the world's headquarters for the private asset management industry as almost one-third of the world's private assets are managed by private banks located in Geneva. Additionally, the Geneva region is the headquarters for large multinational firms and houses one of the two headquarters of the United Nations.

This spirit of international business and cooperation made Geneva an ideal place for Webster to open its first international campus in 1978, just seven minutes by train from the city center. Today, more than 500 students representing 100 nationalities are enrolled at the Geneva campus.

In addition to your coursework during your 9-week stay in Geneva, you'll have the opportunity to visit corporate sites and speak with corporate executives of some of the region's largest multinational corporations. In 2008, for example, Webster University Global MBA students had the opportunity to visit Richemont, Monsanto, Caterpillar and Credit Suisse.

"I really enjoyed my time here in Geneva. The campus was beautiful, the people were great, and the classes have been going well. I feel we made a lot of connections with the Webster people here. The most important thing is that I've learned how to connect and work with people from different backgrounds and cultures. I've had a great time!" Patrick McHargue, Global MBA '09 Read more comments from Geneva