Introduction to the International university in Geneva
The International University in Geneva (IUG) undergraduate over three years and graduate program over 15 months in business administration, media and communication, international relations. The business school is ranked among the top 10 schools in Switzerland according to Eduniversal. Its location at the center of Europe places students from more than 60 countries at the dynamic hub of international politics and business.
Founded in 1997, the International University in Geneva is known for providing an outstanding learning experience that combines both theoretical and practical learning in a real-world, multicultural environment. The university offers a comprehensive business curriculum that positions students for successful business careers in the modern international workplace.
The university has educated more than 900 alumni who work in over 100 countries. It draws on the wealth of international experience and resources of faculty members, visiting speakers, and researchers, and has 18 exchange programs with 13 universities worldwide. Current student population totals about 300.
The International University in Geneva holds dual accreditation with the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) and the International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education (IACBE).
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for the undergraduate program is CHF 34’500 per year. The total tuition fee for the graduate program is CHF 36’400.
Entry requirements
Questions regarding undergraduate admissions :
http://www.iun.ch/en-en/admissions/undergraduate
Email : bachelor@iun.ch
Tel : + 41 22 710 71 10
Questions regarding graduate admissions :
http://www.iun.ch/en-en/admissions/graduatestions regarding graduate admissions :
Email : master@iun.ch
Tel : + 41 22 710 71 10
Accommodation
Further information about accommodation can be found on :
http://www.iun.ch/en-en/life-on-campus/housing
Email : housing@iun.ch
Tel : + 41 22 710 71 10
Finance and Scholarships
Each year, International University in Geneva sponsors a limited number of assistantships. The selection criteria
for the attribution of the assistantships include academic achievement and the financial need of the applicant










