MBA in International Business

Online EU Business School (Geneva Campus) MBA Programs - Geneva Campus

Full time & Part time October, January MBA 1 year full time, 2 years part time 02 November 2023

Business & Management Business International Business Management Studies Marketing - International Marketing Geneva Switzerland Online On Campus

About the course

Today’s successful professionals must demonstrate a varied skill set, adaptable to the diverse and international nature of the global market. This major equips students with the tools to navigate a world with rapidly diminishing borders. In this program, students will develop a broad understanding of the global economic playing field through extensive case study research accompanied by a diverse range of topics that relate to international business, including: finance, law, media, communications and management.

Entry Requirements

1 certified copy of bachelor's degree and transcripts
Proof of English level: TOEFL score 89 (internet-based), 233 (computer-based); IELTS 6.5; CAE C1 with a minimum score of 176; native English speaker or equivalent

A GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
A satisfactory score on the GMAT or GRE
An interview with the academic dean

Fees

THREE TERMS/ONE YEAR (FULL TIME)
Fees per term
CHF 13,250

SIX TERMS/TWO YEARS (PART TIME)
Fees per term
CHF 6,625

OPTIONAL ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATION
CHF 3,950

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EU Business School (Geneva Campus)

Educating future entrepreneurs and business leaders since 1973. We are a high-ranking, international business school that offers foundation, bachelor''s, master’s and MBA programs in English at our campuses in Barcelona, Geneva, Munich and online.

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Student Profiles

Nathaly Eiche

"Studying at EU definitely helped me on my path. I really enjoyed learning from lecturers who would come from work to teach us or who had their own companies. Thinking back, I really, I mean really learned a lot from them. It wasn’t just theory they taught us but how to use that knowledge in real-life business situations. They taught us not just from books, but from their daily experience. I also enjoyed the internationality of it. I still have so many friends all around the world with whom I connected so deeply during my studies."

Tatia Batsikadze

"Studying in EU’s multicultural environment gave me the opportunity to meet new people with different backgrounds, which showed me the beauty of diversity in the world and its endless possibilities."