Geneva Business School

The Geneva Campus offers 4 classrooms that seat 25 people and equipped with live stream cameras, an auditorium that seats 80 people, a cafeteria, a lounge, a state-of-the-art media room with audio visual equipment for our network to use, a reception area, a faculty staff room, and several administrative offices. Geneva Business school Geneva is equipped with a computer room containing 30 computers and a touchscreen in every classroom and around the campus, you will find four big TV screens where all the news and events run throughout the day. The Geneva Campus is located in the epicenter of the International District and opposite the UN, with students enjoying exclusive access to the UN library.

The Barcelona Campus has 5 classrooms all equipped with live stream cameras and interactive touchscreens, a dining room and cafeteria with microwaves, fridges, and vending machines, an auditorium, multiple creative study zones, lounges, and meeting places. There is an administration office, reception area with an elevator for disabled access, and roof terrace. Located in the heart of Barcelona in Plaça de Catalunya, right at the bottom of the stylish Passeig de Gracia. 

The Madrid campus consists of 3 classrooms all equipped with touchscreens and cameras for live streaming, an auditorium, a study area, a cafeteria area, and lounge. Located in the Salamanca neighbourhood, one of the most popular and sophisticated in Madrid. The area is host to haute-couture shops and cute boutiques, as well as traditional Spanish restaurants and several international food options.

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The Association of Accredited Schools of Business International (AASBI) 2015

AASBI is a global accreditor of qualified business schools worldwide that serve the public interest with academically rich and diverse student bodies. 

Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) 2018

Geneva Business School, for its Geneva and Barcelona campuses, has been awarded the Silver Learning Partner status from the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, allowing students the opportunity to gain the ACCA Advanced Diploma in Accounting and Business award. 

The Association Genevoise D'Ecoles Privées (AGEP) 2008

The Geneva Association of Private Schools is an important member of the Swiss Federation of Private Schools, with over 47 members from primary schools to universities. The AGEP connects students to the large variety of courses offered by Geneva's private school, giving students the opportunity to follow a course of study best suited to their personal requirements and future aspirations.

The Business Graduates Association (BGA) 2020

The BGA ensures that Business Schools innovate and venture beyond conventional means of teaching, where the impact and results of that teaching are stressed in their quality assurance process. 

EDUQUA 2003

In the EduQua certification process, institutions offering continuous adult education are eligible for certification. EduQua defines six criteria, which are key to the quality of an institution: The courses offered, communication with clients, value performance, staff, learning success, quality assurance, and development.

 

The Federation for EDucation in Europe (FEDE)

The Federation for Education in Europe (FEDE) is a network of nearly 500 higher educational and vocational institutions sharing a vision of quality, innovation, and ambition. FEDE institutions are able to anticipate tomorrow’s business requirements, adopting the latest teaching techniques and meeting European standards, as recognized by professionals and recruiters.

Fédération Suisse des Écoles Privées (FSEP)

Around 100,000 students from Switzerland and over 100 different nations attend one of the 240 member schools of the FSEP. The FSEP maintains a bond of trust with their member schools towards parents, students, and the state authorities.

International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE) 2019

The International Accreditation Council for Business Schools gives Geneva Business School students access to the IACBE network of over 250 universities and business schools for exchange programs, transfers, and academic collaboration.

International Association of Universities (IAU) from Unesco 2013

The IAU, founded in 1950, is the UNESCO-based worldwide association of higher education institutions. It brings together institutions and organizations from some 120 countries for reflection and action on common concerns and collaborates with various international, regional, and national bodies active in higher education.

Geneva Business School was founded in 1995. It has a number of international accreditations and recognized degrees. The school provides Swiss-quality business education in Geneva, Barcelona, and Madrid by offering bachelor’s, master’s, MBA, International Executive MBA, DBA and diverse continued education options.

Students enjoy personalized mentoring, unique networking events, and support and guidance for internships and business ventures. A practical education in the classroom, combined with exposure to the real world of business means Geneva Business School students graduate job-ready.

Geneva Business School faculty members all work actively in their sectors and offer their insights into current business trends as well as access to their own global networks. They organize business challenges, from creating companies and writing business plans to market research and much more.

Geneva Business School’s commitment to quality teaching and interactive campuses provide a 360º learning experience to fully prepare students for the modern workplace.

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