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Lectures and Evening Sessions Lectures may take up a large portion of the day, and may sometimes feature more than one instructor. Evening sessions may cover applied skills, group tutoring sessions, career coaching, independent homework assignments, and team projects. |
Study Groups Students are assigned
to teams and groups to discuss projects, cases,
and lecture materials. Many choose to study
in groups to prepare for exams. Study groups
meet in the evenings, several times each week.
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Project Teams Each project group contains several members who are responsible for completing team assignments by the stated deadlines. Projects involve group study, meetings, strategy sessions, analysis, and write-ups. Prior to a major deadline, team sessions may last for long hours.
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Presentations Delivery of presentations before clients and analysis of case studies before colleagues constitute an integral part of our training programs. Participants receive an exciting experience similar to a real-life scenario. These are a source of learning for everyone in the program. |
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Student Diversity
One of the most exciting aspects of Swiss Finance is its cultural, academic, and professional diversity. With students coming from well over 70 universities in 35 countries and a wide range of academic majors at both undergraduate and graduate levels, we are truly international and diverse. In each training program, we bring together a class of dynamic, fresh individuals eager to launch successful.
