Webster University Geneva, established in 1978, is a private American-accredited campus in Switzerland offering English-language bachelor's and master's programs in fields like business, management, communications, and humanities. Its international environment attracts over 500 students from 90 nationalities, taught by a faculty from 25 countries. The university provides a global network for study abroad exchanges.

Students are guaranteed on-campus accommodation, with first-year students in studios or double rooms near Lake Geneva and older students in a central residence. The campus features modern facilities, including classrooms, computer labs, a library, a student lounge, and a fitness center.

Beyond academics, the university organizes a vibrant calendar of events, from ski trips and talent shows to conferences and cultural celebrations. Numerous student clubs cater to interests in sports, music, and psychology.

Admission requires a high school diploma, English proficiency (IELTS 6.0+/TOEFL 80+ for undergraduates), and a strong academic record. The university offers merit-based scholarships, renewable annually for high achievers, and need-based financial aid. Five annual intakes provide flexible start dates. Its location combines access to Geneva’s international hub with Switzerland’s renowned safety and high quality of life.