OpenFieldWebster Geneva Campus Academic Merit Scholarship (Up to 40% Tuition Waiver)
Merit-based university award recognizing outstanding graduate applicants entering Master of Arts or Master of Science programs at Webster Geneva.
Webster Geneva Campus: International Relations, Cybersecurity & Fellowships Guide
Webster Geneva Campus (Webster University Geneva), established in 1978 in Bellevue on the shores of Lake Geneva, is the Swiss campus of Webster University. Operating in direct proximity to the United Nations, WHO, CERN, and hundreds of international diplomatic missions, Webster Geneva provides globally recognized American-accredited bachelor's and master's degrees in international affairs, psychology, management, and cybersecurity.
Verified degree programs and opportunities
Review checked academic pathways and funding options below:
Master of Arts in International Relations: Multilateral Diplomacy & Global Security
Geneva-based master's degree leveraging proximity to the UN, analyzing international humanitarian law, geopolitical conflict resolution, and multilateral negotiation.
Master of Science in Cybersecurity Operations & Threat Intelligence
Comprehensive master's program aligned with National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE) standards, exploring network defense, cloud forensics, and cyber warfare.
Geneva International Organization Research Assistantship & Policy Practicum
Graduate research assistantship analyzing international migration data, human rights conventions, and humanitarian aid distribution in collaboration with Geneva agencies.
Geneva United Nations NGO & Diplomatic Mission Practicum
Six-month professional practicum embedded within accredited NGOs, think tanks, or permanent diplomatic missions accredited to the United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG).
Webster Geneva Visiting Research Fellowship in Global Migration Governance
One-year visiting research fellowship examining European and global asylum regimes, international border technologies, and multilateral refugee protection frameworks.
Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology & Cross-Cultural Mental Health
Practitioner-oriented master's degree accredited in the US, preparing clinical counselors with over 500 supervised clinical internship hours in multicultural settings.
Admissions, language requirements & application process
- Master's admission eligibility
- Recognized Bachelor's degree from an accredited higher-education institution with a cumulative GPA of at least 2.75 on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent).
- Doctoral admission eligibility
- Not currently offering independent doctoral degrees; collaborative research transfer and master's credentials with international partner institutions.
- Language proficiency
- TOEFL iBT 80+, IELTS Academic 6.5+, Cambridge C1 Advanced, or Duolingo English Test 120+.
- Research statement / Proposal
- Required for graduate admissions: 500-word statement of academic intent and professional goals detailing alignment with Geneva's international sector.
- Application fee
- CHF 100 non-refundable application evaluation fee.
- Required documentation
- Official undergraduate transcripts, certified diploma copy, two letters of academic or professional recommendation, updated CV, and proof of English proficiency.
Tuition fees and verified scholarship systems
Tuition is approximately CHF 1,070 per credit hour (total program tuition for a 36-credit master's degree is approximately CHF 38,520). Webster Geneva awards substantial merit scholarships of up to 40% tuition fee reduction for high-achieving international applicants, alongside graduate assistantships.
Verified faculty profiles and research leaders
Distinguished researchers and laboratory heads at Webster Geneva Campus:
Dr. Oreste Foppiani
Associate Professor of International History & Head of International Relations Department · Mediterranean Security, Naval Diplomacy, Italian Foreign Policy, Military History
Dr. Rosanna Margonis-Pasinetti
Associate Professor of Psychology & Counseling · Cross-Cultural Counseling, Family Therapy, Expatriate Mental Health, Psychological Assessment
Dr. Ronald Daniel
Adjunct Professor of Cybersecurity & Information Security · Incident Response, Cloud Security, Enterprise Risk Management, Network Forensics
Important verification note
Facts reflect official Webster Geneva Campus documentation reviewed 2026-10-15. Degree admissions, scholarship awards, and employment positions are subject to formal university review. OpenField does not charge students application fees.
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