Unlock Unparalleled Opportunities in International Finance, Investment, and Wealth Management.
Dive into the world of finance in Geneva, where your educational journey meets the reality of the financial markets.
Graduates of this program are well-prepared to pursue careers in various sectors of finance, including investment banking, asset management, private banking, financial consultancy, and regulatory agencies. The strategic skills and insights gained through the program also open doors to high-level positions such as financial analyst, investment advisor, portfolio manager, and financial officer in multinational corporations.
About the Program
This tailored program offers unmatched opportunities to delve into the mechanics of global finance, providing you with the cutting-edge knowledge and skills needed to excel in the fast-paced world of international finance.
Located in Geneva, the perfect backdrop for mastering finance in a global context, home to over 100 foreign banks, our program offers you the unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the complexities of global markets, investment strategies, and wealth management through hands-on experience.
Leading specialists from Switzerland and Europe, representatives of international organizations, top managers and entrepreneurs with vast practical experience from world’s top banks, investment firms, and private wealth management companies are involved in teaching.
Fundamental economic education and excellent knowledge of foreign languages, combined with practical skills, provide a competitive advantage for graduates of the Program in a specialization that is in high demand on the labor market.
Advantages
The Program Highlights:
Program Structure & Curiculum
This is a one-year executive program, divided into two academic semesters. Upon successful completion of both semesters, students are required to complete a final thesis or applied project that demonstrates their ability to integrate theoretical knowledge with practical expertise in finance and wealth management.
The program is taught by leading professionals from Switzerland and Europe, including experienced bankers, compliance officers, financial analysts, and legal experts. Faculty includes practitioners from institutions such as the United Nations, the World Intellectual Property Organization, and major private banks, offering students direct insight into the workings of global financial systems. Through this approach, students benefit from both academic rigor and hands-on learning, preparing them for leadership roles in international finance, asset management, and regulatory environments.
The curriculum is subject to modifications. Below is an overview of the course structure, broken down by semester.
Foreign Languages
Mastering at least one foreign language is essential for today’s global professionals. At our institution, one language is mandatory and included in the core program, while additional languages may be taken for an extra fee.
Students may choose to study English, French, or German, with intensive instruction delivered by native-speaking instructors using methods specifically developed for international professionals.
Our small-group classes ensure personalized attention and create an optimal environment for effective learning.
Thanks to our structured approach, students are well-prepared to succeed in international language certification exams—often without the need for additional preparation.
Additional language training beyond the required course is available upon request.
Students study English intensively in Geneva using advanced methods developed specifically for international legal and business professionals. Courses are led by experienced language instructors and professors from the Swiss School. Learners progress to C1/C2 levels, and those with a high starting level may join advanced groups alongside native speakers.
This professional-oriented course covers legal terminology, business writing, and key concepts in international business law. It also includes a business correspondence component, helping students develop the practical communication skills required for international legal and corporate environments.
French is essential for students pursuing careers in international law or diplomacy. As one of the official languages of the United Nations, the EU, and many international organizations, French provides key advantages in global legal and political spheres. Courses are tailored to develop strong legal and formal communication skills.
The German course is designed for international students seeking a professional command of the language. Instruction combines the proven strengths of classical methods with modern, practice-oriented materials. Emphasis is placed on real-world communication skills useful in legal, diplomatic, and business contexts across German-speaking countries.
Key Details of the Program
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From a Candidate to the Leader
Internships are a powerful way to enrich your professional journey — but they are an initiative, not an obligation.
Our program is designed to support both sides of your career development:
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First, by equipping you with the tools to stand out as a strong candidate — mastering CV writing, interview performance, and international career dynamics.
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Then, by preparing you to step into leadership roles — guiding teams, making strategic hiring decisions, and navigating workplace challenges with confidence.
While internships are not formally embedded in the curriculum, students are encouraged to pursue them independently. Our team provides guidance and support, helping you make the most of every opportunity.
Located in Geneva, the program offers access to a global network of institutions — a unique environment to grow both professionally and personally.
Admission
Entry Requirements
Academic Qualifications:
At least a recognized Bachelor’s degree or equivalent (e.g., Bac+3), preferably in a related field.
English Language Proficiency:
Strong command of English (spoken and written), demonstrated through internationally recognized English exams (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL).
A waiver may be granted to applicants who:
- Are native English speakers
- Have completed at least two years of prior education fully or partially in English
- Have verified work experience in English-speaking environments
If official certificates are unavailable due to special circumstances, applicants may contact us directly for further details.
Special Applications:
Candidates who do not fully meet the academic requirements may still apply under special conditions. They must demonstrate potential for success and submit:
- A motivation letter outlining academic goals and program fit
- A portfolio (e.g., reports, presentations, certifications)
- Recommendation letters
- Proof of relevant work experience (minimum 3 years, or 2+ years in a leadership role)
EU/EFTA Citizens (no visa required):
- Apply by 15 August 2026 for the Autumn Semester 2026 (classes start in September 2026)
- Apply by 15 January 2027 for the Spring Semester 2027 (classes start in February 2027)
Non-EU/EEA Citizens (visa required):
- Apply by 15 June 2026 for the Autumn Semester 2026 (classes start in September 2026)
- Apply by 15 November 2026 for the Spring Semester 2027 (classes start in February 2027)
Early Bird applications received before March 1, 2025 will benefit from a reduction upon acceptance and payment CHF 500.- Reduction
The number of Students is limited.
Note: Scholarships are not offered
Price
Contact
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