Unlocking potential at IIG: double degrees, career networking, and vibrant campus life

Double Degrees with British and American Universities

The International Institute in Geneva (IIG) is an accredited academic institution offering bachelor's and master's programs. IIG proudly offer double degree programs in collaboration with the University of Plymouth (UK) and Boston University (USA).

At the bachelor's level, students have the opportunity to earn two international Bachelor degrees within 3 years, awarded by both the University of Plymouth, UK, and the International Institute in Geneva.

For the master's programs in Business Administration, International Management, and Business Analytics, students can pursue a double degree from Boston University (USA), enriching their academic experience and global perspective.

Career Day: 14 May

IIG’s annual Career Day will take place on Tuesday, May 14. Confirmed companies include : The World Health Organisation (WHO), LHH Recruitment Solutions, World Federation of United Nations Associations (WFUNA), the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), and Refinitiv. This diverse line-up offers students a unique opportunity to network and engage with industry leaders across various sectors, gaining valuable insights and potential career pathways. More companies will be announced soon.

Catch a Glimpse of Life at IIG:

IIG students participated in the inaugural Tennis Tournament at the prestigious David Lloyd Country Club Geneva, featuring none other than Ms. Garbiñe Muguruza, former world number 1 and twice Grand Slam titleholder.

Students engage in meaningful charity fundraising events, from bake sales to movie nights to volunteering at food banks, as part of IIG’s commitment to making a positive impact in our local and global communities.

IIG students benefit from attending diverse events and organizations, offering them unique insights into the inner workings of these institutions and valuable networking opportunities.

Next Entries

The upcoming entry dates for Bachelor programs are September 9, 2024, and February 17, 2025. For Master programs, the next entry date is September 9, 2024