Networking

We build a strong sense of community. Friends, roommates, and classmates are important resources when you have academic and social questions. Informal networks often lead to long-term friendships and can be used for seeking career assistance.

Sightseeing

Depending on the program location, we may organize relaxing cultural tours in order to allow participants and faculty to interact in informal settings and get to know each other. For Swiss programs, on weekends we sometimes go on day excursions to neighboring countries or landmark attractions within the host country.

Student Networking Event

During the course of the program, you will have the opportunity to get to know the entire class. Welcome Day events are followed by informal student networking opportunities during which executive coaches or faculty members guide students through the process of getting to know as many people as possible.

Recreation

Depending on the location, students engage in activities such as evening soccer games, musical performances or other activities to relieve academic stress.

Dining & Entertainment

If our program is in a metropolitan city like London, Boston, or New York, students may take advantage of theatrical and musical performances. Irrespective of the location, we always enjoy the native dining options from time to time. Note that the accommodation, meals, field trips and other activities vary from program to program, and location to location.

Alumni Clubs and Facebook

Swiss Finance Institute compiles a facebook containing pictures, short profiles, and interesting stories. We hold reunions and events around the world where alumni receive further networking opportunities with alumni of Swiss Finance from various classes and years. We believe the friends and memories of our students last for a lifetime.

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