1. Swiss business DNA
The curriculum and teaching methods are based on the “Swiss business DNA,” aiming to produce effective business professionals through personalized feedback in small classes.
2. Practical and project-based learning
The school focuses on practical, project-based learning that fosters teamwork, communication skills, and real-world application.
3. Intimate learning environment
The Geneva campus offers small class sizes, which allows for more group work and discussion.
4. International focus
The school has an international student body and a globally-oriented approach.
GBS offers extensive and personalized career services designed to bridge the gap between academia and professional life. Students benefit from one-on-one career counseling to identify their strengths and career goals in the Swiss job market, along with skill development workshops focused on European-standard CV writing, interview preparation with mock interviews, and key skills such as data analytics and digital marketing. The school also hosts annual Career Days, job fairs, and networking events with multinational companies, NGOs, international organizations, and alumni—past participants include the UN, WTO, and the World Economic Forum.
Through its strong alumni network of over 5,000 professionals worldwide, students gain access to mentorship and valuable job referrals. GBS further supports students through its internship placement program, helping them secure 3–6-month internships that are often paid and frequently lead to full-time roles. With a 95% employment rate within six months of graduation and an average starting salary between CHF 65,000 and CHF 85,000, GBS graduates enter the workforce with strong career prospects and industry-ready experience.
Geneva Business School’s student services cover academic, administrative, and social support, including help with visas, healthcare, and adapting to Swiss life. The student experience department organizes events like welcome weeks, city tours, and trips, while career services assist with job searching, internships, and professional networking.
Geneva Business School does not provide specific on-campus housing, so students must arrange their own accommodation in the Geneva area. Students are advised to budget approximately 1,600–2,000 Swiss Francs per month for living costs if they are in a student residence and 1,900–2,100 Swiss Francs per month if they are in a private residence to cover expenses like housing.
Geneva Business School’s career services provide students with career coaching, job and internship opportunities through partnerships with employers and alumni, and interview preparation. Students can also attend guest presentations, workshops, and networking events with local businesses and diplomatic communities. The school also uses online platforms like Europe Language Jobs to connect students with multilingual jobs and internships in Europe.
Webster Career Fair
