Responsible Management University of Geneva

Overview

Students will be equipped to tackle an organization's toughest strategic challenges, lead with greater confidence, inspire performance at all levels, and contribute to an organization of responsibility and integrity.

The Master of Science in Responsible Management programme from University of Geneva equips our students with state-of-the-art knowledge about the management tools, techniques, and best industry practices to pursue a successful professional career. It offers a curriculum that is centered around, and fully integrates, relevant aspects of responsible management in its courses. The program’s focus is on teaching how to manage effectively in pluralistic environments in which the needs of multiple stakeholder groups have to be balanced. In addition, the Master offers students the option to specialize in Sustainable Business and Human Rights in their second semester.

The MRM offers students: 

Excellent career opportunities. Students benefit from Geneva’s vibrant community of multinational corporations, financial institutions, international organizations, and non-profit organizations. Executives from these organizations provide valuable insights through frequent guest lectures, collaborate with students in study projects, and offer internship, job, and career opportunities. 

Purposeful business education. Students have direct access to cutting-edge management knowledge developed by our faculty members as well as other leading scholars in the field. Our faculty offers innovative courses to deepen the understanding of the complex interplay between business and society, including Business and Human Rights, Responsible Management, Innovation & Philanthropy, and Responsible Leadership. 

Student-centered learning. Students benefit from small classes, which allow close interaction with fellow students and our accessible faculty members. Our student-centered environment is also reflected in our way of teaching, focusing on discussions, group interaction, and case study work. 

An international experience. Students learn in an international environment that supports the development of intercultural skills. The University of Geneva is frequently ranked one of the world’s most international universities – considering both students and faculty members.