Educational Expenses

A quality MBA education represents a significant investment of time, effort and money, both on the part of the school and that of the student.  The University of Geneva assumes most of these costs, as reflected in our comparatively low tuition fees. Additional support may be provided in the form of scholarships.

Our support notwithstanding, participants are asked to contribute their share to financing the costs of study. Individuals considering the International Organizations MBA programme are encouraged to evaluate their finances, and  prepare for the foreseen expenditures through savings, debt-reduction, and general preparations for a more modest student lifestyle. 

To help you estimate financial obligations required to attend the International Organizations MBA programme, the following estimated annual budget is provided for the academic year indicated. The budget includes both educational and living expenses for the entire programme, including the internship/consultancy period. Tuition and fees are subject to change each year.

Educational Expenses:

Expense	Academic Year 2010/2011
Tuition	€25,500
Administration and Supplies	€2,000
Total Educational Expenses	€27,500

Living and Other Expenses:

Expense	Academic Year 2010/2011
Rent/Housing (includes utilities)	€6500
Food	€3200
Health Insurance	€800
Miscellaneous Phone, laundry, insurance, entertainment, personal, etc.	€5200
Transportation	€550
Total Living Expenses:	€16,250