EU Business School Switzerland MBA in Global Banking & Finance
EU Business School Switzerland

EU Business School Switzerland

MBA in Global Banking & Finance

Geneva, Switzerland

MBA

1 up to

2 years

English

Full time, Part time

Jan 2026

CHF 39,750 / per year *

On-Campus

* 3,950 CHF ; optional additional qualification | 43,700 CHF ; total for two qualifications

Key Summary

    About : The MBA in Global Banking & Finance offers students a comprehensive understanding of the banking and finance industry on a global scale. This program focuses on key areas such as financial markets, investment strategies, and risk management. With a length of one year, students will engage in rigorous coursework and practical learning experiences that prepare them for the demands of the financial sector.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue careers in various sectors, including investment banking, financial analysis, and risk management. Potential job roles include financial analyst, bank manager, and investment consultant. This program equips students with the skills needed to excel in dynamic global markets.

This major covers a diverse range of areas in the finance industry, from the financial organization, operations, and challenges of the economy at large to issues of financial management in firms and financial institutions. This program equips students with the analytical and tools necessary to deal with important practical issues in a finance-centered career. This program is the perfect preparation for management positions in the fields of corporate finance, investment management, and other areas of banking and finance.

Learning from Leaders

Events that introduce EU students to globally successful leaders are a fundamental aspect of our approach to providing the business education that will kick-start your career.

Daan Struyven is a specialist in macroeconomics. As Senior Economist at leading global investment bank Goldman Sachs, Daan shared his insights into the macroeconomic trends that are set to shape the world economy of the future. He offered EU students advice for career success and optimistic predictions for the financial sector.