Geneva, Switzerland is known as the “Peace Capitalâ€, includes the headquarters of many agencies of the United Nations and Red Cross and is considered to be the worldwide center of diplomacy and international cooperation. It is ranked sixth in importance as a financial centre by the Global Financial Centres Index. The program has been active since 1997 offering a wide variety of courses in the French language as well as international economics, business, and politics. Geneva is the site of the historic signing of Geneva Conventions; it is also the leading center of diplomacy, international and non-governmental organizations, and business. The courses and internships available through the program allow students to expand their resumes while gaining the ideal cultural experience in the second most populous city in the country.
The Kent State University Geneva Semester is your opportunity to intern with an international organization, visit historic places, meet with European officials, establish new friendships, and touch cultures different from your own. Since 1977 the Program has enrolled students from throughout the United States and Canada. Your participation may expand your resume, but we believe the experience will broaden your life.
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Testimonial
“It is a great chance to live in an international city filled with endless opportunities to learn.†Daniel W McGreevy
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Scholarships are available. Each participating Business student receives a $1,500+ scholarship from the College of Business
Students will have additional time to travel and do sightseeing. Students may also travel prior to and after the program.
Geneva Tourism Site
Students must be at least a sophomore at the time of participation and in good academic standing
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Amber Bollinger Education Abroad Program Officer Office of Global Education 106 Van Campen Hall 330-672-7975 abollin2@kent.edu |
Theresa Wallace Academic Advisor Coordinator College of Business Administration 107 BSA 330-672-1292 wallace@kent.edu |