IT

Why Choose IT at Webster?

Located close to the center of Geneva, Webster University Geneva gives IT students special chances. Being close to CERN and the worldwide Telecommunication Union creates ways to work with top tech companies. Links to the World Economic Forum and Cisco open up more job options. Through school work programs and helping in computer labs, students turn what they learn into real school credits. They get real work experience that helps build their careers.

BS in Computer Science

The first degree program at Webster University Geneva mixes learning with doing, giving up to 50% of class time to real work. While learning to build software, understand math problems, and work with data, students work on their own and team tasks that solve real problems. Teachers—who also work as researchers and IT experts—show students today’s tools in small classes. This gives each student personal help and deep understanding that goes beyond just reading books.

Computer Science with Focus on Cybersecurity

This special path gets students ready for wanted jobs keeping IT systems safe. Known by the U.S. National Security Agency, it teaches about online attacks, keeping code safe, and building secure systems. Students work on tasks dealing with real dangers, learning skills that can take them straight into a higher degree program in cybersecurity. There, they’ll keep growing their safety skills in our more and more digital world.

Management Information Systems at Webster University

This first degree helps students use tech in business, getting them ready to solve IT problems in companies. With AACSB approval, it teaches IT answer building, managing tasks, and working with data. Classes cover running projects, understanding money matters, and setting up ERP systems. Students can choose between tech and business paths, showing how these areas work together more and more today.

MS in Cybersecurity Operations

Made for working people and those with computer backgrounds, this higher degree teaches work skills through IT classes covering online spying, planning, and research. Extra classes in digital crime solving and cloud safety help students learn more. A final big project that mixes school research with real work—plus work placements—gets students ready for desired jobs in banks, hospitals, and government offices where keeping systems safe has become very important.