Webster Geneva is expanding its offer of Clusters and Courses this summer. These
clusters of three courses each are open to all undergraduate students in the Webster
University network. Five clusters and one stand-alone course will be offered over
a six week period (instead of the regular eight week term).
There are many benefits to enrolling in a summer Cluster:
- Exposure to topics that future employers will care about
- Field trips to local organizations and sites
- In just six weeks you can earn 9 credit hours
- You can fast-track some of your academic and/or GCP requirements
- Webster Geneva students will be awarded a CHF 2,000 scholarship towards fall tuition, once the courses are successfully completed
- For Study Abroad students, housing will be reduced by 80%
The Clusters offered at Webster Geneva between May 18 and June 27, 2015 are:
“The Brain, Mind & Social Networks” (download pdf)
- PSYC 3350 Cognitive Psychology
- PSYC 3000 Neuroscience and the Brain
- PSYC 3000 Social Media and Interpersonal Relationships
“Sustainability” (download pdf)
- SUST 1000 Introduction to Sustainable Studies (GCP)
- PHIL 2320 Contemporary Moral Problems (GCP)
- MNGT 3100 Issues in Management; Multinational Corporations
“Switzerland and its Diversity” (download pdf)
- INTL 2610 Advocacy, NGO’s and Civil Society
- ILC 2150 Topics in Culture – The History and Art of Switzerland (CPP)
- ILC 2150 Topics in Culture – Plurilingual Switzerland (GCP)
“Advancing Human Rights” (download pdf)
- MEDC 1630 Media Literacy (GCP)
- HRTS 2500 Current Problems in Human Rights (GCP)
- SOCI 2175 Social Movements (GCP)
“Innovation in the Arts” (download pdf)
- MEDC 1050 Media Writing (GCP)
- PHOT 1010 Basic Digital Photography (GCP)
- ARHS 2200 Current Art (GCP)
For more details, or to sign up for one of these clusters, contact Amanda Callendrier (acallendrier62@webster.edu) or Joe Pirri (tpirrisimonian79@webster.edu) in Advising Office.
“Business English for the Global Workplace” (download pdf)
This English course is open to Webster and non-Webster students. It will be offered on campus in the evenings over a six week period. For more information on this course, contact Holli Schauber (schauber@webster.edu).