Tuition and Discounts

Programs and Tuition

Each program at International Management Institute establishes its own pricing structure, helping prospective students align their ambitions with available resources. The Foundation semester, for instance, costs approximately 20,000 Swiss francs (as of 2025), which includes a 3,300-franc registration fee alongside tuition. Bachelor’s degree programs—including Diploma and Higher Diploma tracks—run around 30,000 francs per semester.

Campus Housing

Accommodation at International Management Institute Switzerland resembles hotel-style living with several tiers. The most budget-friendly choice is a twin room with shared bathroom facilities, running 2,700-3,000 francs for 22 weeks (as of 2025). Those seeking greater privacy can secure single apartments featuring lake views and en-suite bathrooms at CHF 5,750. Twin rooms with private facilities (CHF 3,000-3,500) and compact studios with shared amenities (CHF 3,950-4,700) occupy the middle ground. Any option can include a lake view for an extra 500 francs.

Meal Plans at International Management Institute

Campus residents at this university automatically receive full board, which costs roughly 3,000 Swiss francs as of 2025 and includes three daily meals on weekdays plus leisurely weekend brunches. Students who frequently travel might prefer the scaled-down lunch-and-dinner option at CHF 2,250, while à la carte service lets them purchase individual dishes for CHF 12 each.

Study Expenses

At the start of each semester, students submit a registration fee—CHF 3,300 for newcomers and 3,000 for continuing enrollees. This payment unlocks access to medical insurance, airport transfers, and modern sports facilities, among other services. Core tuition at International Management Institute Switzerland covers lectures and professional site visits, guaranteed internships, and career coaching. Culinary programs, however, require an additional 1,500 francs for a professional chef’s kit that includes uniforms, knives, and essential accessories.

Scholarships and Support

This institution supports talented applicants through a flexible system of partial scholarships, whose amounts reflect academic records and the persuasiveness of motivation letters, though the Board of Directors makes final awards. International programs—such as the Two Holy Mosques scholarship from Saudi Arabia, UAE grants, and various government initiatives—offer further assistance. While IMI doesn’t provide complete funding on its own, the administration actively guides students toward external sources, especially those arriving from countries with constrained budgets.