As the home of more than 200 international institutions, Geneva, Switzerland is the centre of this international cooperation and collaboration. It is also one of Switzerland's most fascinating cities and has been called the "Protestant Rome." Join us in Geneva for a weekend of exploring the city (the Jet d'Eau, the old town) and exploring "global citizenship" - we will tour the United Nations and Museum of the International Red Cross, hear from the World Economic Forum, participate in a Model UN simulation, and also have fascinating discussions about the topic of global citizenship.
What does it mean to be a "global citizen"? What role do engineers, scientists, and companies play in improving our world? If you are interested in discussing these challenging questions with other IAESTE trainees and special guests, then this is the weekend for you! We will draw on YOUR knowledge, experiences, and ideas on being a global citizen in Geneva, the world's most important meeting place.
Note: These fees do not include the train ticket to Geneva. If there are enough participants from certain cities, then we will organize a group ticket from there and inform you about the cost.
If you do not yet have a SBB half-fare card, we recommend that you buy one! Check the SBB website! (The train ticket from Zurich to Geneva without the half-fare card costs 80 CHF!)
A surcharge of 15 CHF will apply for participants who are not affiliated with IAESTE or its partner organisations.
The money will be collected at the start of the weekend . Only cash is accepted! :-)






For further information on train connections, check the SBB website.
The maximum number of participants allowed for this event is 36 (including organizers and helpers) and the registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. If your registration is not among the first 36, it will be put on the waiting list.
The online registration closed on Monday, 30 June 2008, at 18:00:00.
Check out the list of participants for this event.
If you have any questions, write to Show e-mail address.