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Introduction to Webster University's Summer Programs

Webster University offers a range of summer programs at its Geneva campus, providing students with a unique opportunity to study in a global and interdisciplinary environment. The programs are designed to be highly personal and transformative, allowing students to gain hands-on experiences and engage with policymakers, practitioners, and industry experts.

Summer 2026 Programs

The summer programs for 2026 include two back-to-back sessions: Summer 1 (June 8July 3) and Summer 2 (July 631). Each session offers a range of thematic programs, comprising a three-credit core course and a one-credit experiential learning course.

Summer 1: June 8July 3

• Geneva Global Governance and Economics: This program explores the dynamics of international economic integration, with a focus on Geneva's central role in shaping global economic and governance policies.
  • Core Course: ECON 3100 or INTL 3330 (3 credits)
  • Experiential: SUST 2200 (1 credit)
• Swiss Art and Photography Markets: This program introduces students to the dynamics of contemporary art and photography markets in Switzerland, exploring how artworks are valued, traded, and circulated in both local and global contexts.
  • Core Course: ARHS 2200, MNGT 3600, or PHOT 3150 (3 credits)
  • Experiential: ARHS 2000 (1 credit)
• Swiss Sports: Management, Marketing, and Media: This program offers a unique, behind-the-scenes look at international sports governance and communication, focusing on Swiss-based organizations and their strategic role in shaping the global perception of sports.
  • Core Course: MNGT 3100 or SPTC 1800 (3 credits)
  • Experiential: MDST 2490 (1 credit)

Summer 2: July 631

• Swiss Wine and Chocolate: This immersive summer course explores the cultural and economic significance of two of Switzerland's most iconic luxury goods, examining production methods, marketing strategies, and sustainability practices.
  • Core Course: BUSN 3100 or ILC 2150 (3 credits)
  • Experiential: ISTL 1550 (1 credit)
• Geneva Gamification: This program offers students a deep dive into the dynamic world of game development, exploring how artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and cybersecurity are reshaping the global gaming industry.
  • Core Course: GAME 3150 or COSC 2110 (3 credits)
  • Experiential: GAME 3599 (1 credit)
• Swiss Psychology: Peace and Conflict: This program examines the psychological underpinnings of conflict and the principles and practices that support peacebuilding, reconciliation, and nonviolent communication, drawing on Geneva's unique position as a global center for humanitarian action and multilateral negotiation.
  • Core Course: PSYC 2850 (3 credits)
  • Experiential: PSYC 2000 (1 credit)

Program Cost Details

The program costs vary, with course fees ranging from $50 to $200, depending on the program.

Co-Curricular Activities

Each program includes a range of co-curricular activities, such as guided tours, policy briefings, and interactive sessions with industry experts and policymakers. These activities provide students with hands-on experiences and opportunities to engage with the local community and international organizations.

Location

The summer programs are held at Webster University's Geneva campus, located in Bellevue, Switzerland. The campus offers a unique and international learning environment, with students from nearly 90 nationalities.

Conclusion

Webster University's summer programs in Geneva offer a unique and transformative learning experience, providing students with hands-on experiences, engagement with industry experts, and a global and interdisciplinary perspective. The programs are designed to be highly personal and tailored to the needs of each student, allowing them to gain a deeper understanding of their chosen field and develop valuable skills and knowledge.