Webster University Geneva

Programme overview

The Master of Arts in Management and Leadership at Webster Geneva delivers a 360-degree perspective on organisational success, combining strategic decision-making, team leadership and change management. The programme is offered in person at the Geneva campus, carries institutional accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission, and the Walker School of Business and Technology programmes hold ACBSP accreditation. An emphasis in Cybersecurity Management and Leadership and a sequential MA/MBA dual-degree pathway are available.

What you'll study

Coursework and learning outcomes focus on leading people and organisations, analysing complex business problems and applying functional business knowledge. Key study areas described by the programme include:

• Group dynamics, collaboration and interpersonal leadership for individuals, teams and organisations.
• Strategic decision-making, idea generation and logical reasoning for effective business decisions.
• Functional business topics such as finance, accounting, marketing, operations and human resources, with an emphasis on synthesising across functions.
• Analytical and quantitative techniques, management concepts and theories to construct practical solutions to management problems.

Entry requirements

Admissions operate on a rolling basis; decisions are normally issued within 10 days to two weeks after receipt of all documentation. Applicants may start on multiple entry dates across the year and can defer admission to a subsequent start date if required. International applicants needing a Swiss student visa should complete admissions at least two months before arrival to allow time for the visa process; Webster can advise on shorter timelines.

Career prospects

The programme prepares graduates for leadership roles across industries. Typical job outcomes cited include management consultant, project manager, team leader and executive director. Alumni have worked with organisations such as Sky Group, IATA, UNITAR, GSK, Pfizer, World Health Organization, UN Environment Programme, Pictet Wealth Management, Banque Lombard Odier and others, reflecting opportunities in corporate, nonprofit and international-sector settings.

Scholarships & funding angle

Webster Geneva provides information on financial aid and scholarships; applicants are directed to contact the Admissions Office for details. The campus also supports career planning and internships—about half of master’s students undertake internships—which can be important for professional development and employability.