Career Days
Career Days at Geneva Business School
Geneva Business School collaborates with several companies and organizations from different industry sectors, with the purpose of seeking out internships, volunteering, and work opportunities for our students.
Geneva Business School hosts annual Career Day events across our campuses in Geneva, Barcelona, and Madrid.
We believe that networking and exploring the opportunities available to our students during their studies and after graduation are of paramount importance. We invite companies and organizations to connect, interact, and explore potential opportunities with our student body.
We invite a diverse range of companies to meet with our students from multinational corporations, NGOs, international organizations, startups, small businesses, and our alumni, who can offer key advice to students from first-hand experience.
Enhance your LinkedIn Profile
Our Career Partners
Careers Frequently Asked Questions FAQs
We invite a diverse range of companies to meet with our students from multinational corporations, NGOs, international organizations, startups, small businesses, and our alumni, who can offer key advice to students from first-hand experience.
Take a look at our Career Opportunities and Professional Partnerships pages for more information.
Previous students gained employment at organizations such as the United Nations, Unicef, and Save the Children. You can begin careers in diplomacy, politics, and public service for governments worldwide. Take a look at the career options for a Bachelor’s with a specialization in International Relations here.
You can manage a business unit in a global company or work your way up to be CEO. Take a look at the career options for a Bachelor’s with a specialization in International Management here.
Previous students have worked with professional athletes and teams. Some have started their careers with football teams such as Real Valladolid (Spain), or created a business like The African Sports Network.
Take a look at the career options for a Bachelor’s with a specialization in Sports Management here.
You can be a startup founder! Previous students have started their own companies either during their program or shortly after graduating. Some Alumni-led companies and small businesses include Hotdesk, Quoin Cards, The African Sports Network, Reborn, and Kloogo.
Take a look at the career options for a Bachelor’s with a specialization in Entrepreneurship here.
Previous students gained employment at banks such as ING, HSBC, UBS, The World Bank, and Credit Suisse. Take a look at the career options for a Bachelor’s with a specialization in International Finance here.
Previous students have gained employment at Pfizer, Nestle, GE Healthcare, and Geneva Business School.
Take a look at the career options for a Bachelor’s with a specialization in Digital Marketing here.
Yes, our Student Services department has a network of companies where our student community can have internships with. Students on a Student visa can work 20 hours per week.
We currently host one annual Career Day per year per campus, on previous career days we have been visited by companies such as the UN, the World Trade Organization, the World Economic Forum, Codific, AIESEC, Swiss Chamber of Commerce, Daje, The International Trade Center and many more.
We invite a diverse range of companies to meet with our students from multinational corporations, NGOs, international organizations, startups, small businesses, and our alumni, who can offer key advice to students from first-hand experience.
Take a look at our Career Opportunities and Professional Partnerships pages for more information.