College of Humanities and Social Sciences: Home of International Relations in Geneva. No entry subjects are set; Geneva admits you to the campus, not the college.
College of Science and Health: Home of the Psychology degrees in Geneva. No entry subjects are set; Geneva admits you to the campus, not the college.
George Herbert Walker School of Business & Technology: Home of Business, Finance and Computer Science in Geneva. No entry subjects are set; Geneva admits you to the campus, not the college.

What it asks of IB students

IB Diploma with 24 points (32+ for the Scholars Program). English waived with English A HL 4, English A SL 5, English B HL 5 or English B SL 6, or possibly for an English-medium school.

Where it says so

Its IB recognition statement

Worth knowing

Admission is rolling; first-year students normally start in late August, with October and January starts possible in some cases.

All 3 notes

Admission is rolling; first-year students normally start in late August, with October and January starts possible in some cases.
Predicted IB grades are enough for a provisional decision; final IB results are needed for final admission and credit transfer.
You do not have to declare your major when you arrive.

Sources

Webster Geneva — Undergraduate admissions (IB 24 points, English waivers, rolling admission) — checked 2026-09-26
Webster Geneva — Undergraduate programs, majors and minors — checked 2026-09-26
Webster Geneva: BA International Relations — checked 2026-09-30
Webster Geneva: BS Finance — checked 2026-09-30
Webster Geneva: BS Computer Science (emphasis in Cybersecurity) — checked 2026-09-30
Webster University: College of Humanities and Social Sciences (undergraduate catalog) — checked 2026-09-30
Webster University: College of Science and Health (undergraduate catalog) — checked 2026-09-30
Webster University: George Herbert Walker School of Business & Technology (undergraduate catalog) — checked 2026-09-30