EU Geneva Student Board

One Board.
Two ways to serve students.

Student representation and student connection, working side by side.

Our structure

The Student Board is the parent panel

Student Board

Shared decisions, school liaison and responsibility for both branches

Branch 1

Student Voice Committee

The heart of the Board's purpose: collects student complaints, queries and suggestions about school life, brings them to the administration and follows through until they are implemented.

Branch 2

The Mosaic Society

Culture, events and community: mixers, workshops, heritage celebrations and the annual Mosaic World Gala — keeping its own name, logo and identity.

Full structure, roles & how the Board works

International students connecting over a shared meal

Why we exist

More than 130 nationalities. A community to call home.

EU Business School Geneva brings together over 130 nationalities. The Mosaic Society is an inclusive home where every student can experience, perform and share global traditions — through food, performance, fashion and international business customs.

Binal Kathiriya, founder of The Mosaic Society

The Mosaic Society story

Binal Kathiriya

Founder · The Mosaic Society

The Mosaic Society began as a simple idea: culture belongs out of the classroom and in shared experiences. Here, you celebrate your own heritage and learn from someone else's — one event, one meal, one story at a time.

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Executive Summary

EU Business School Geneva brings together an international cohort of over 130 nationalities across its undergraduate, graduate, and executive programs. While students share classrooms and professional ambitions, there is a distinct opportunity to build deeper, genuine connections outside academic hours through cultural exchange and heritage appreciation.

The Mosaic Society Club provides an inclusive, energetic platform where every student, regardless of nationality, can experience, perform, and share global traditions through culinary arts, performances, fashion, and international business customs.

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Mission & Core Objectives

Celebrate Heritage & Roots. a vibrant stage to honor traditions, music, history, and customs in an authentic, welcoming setting.

Promote Cross-Cultural Collaboration. explore and present art forms from outside your own culture, breaking down cultural silos.

Enhance Student Life & Integration. a supportive community for international students settling into Geneva.

Bridge Culture & Global Business. cultural etiquette, dining traditions, and negotiation styles across international markets.

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Flagship: The Mosaic World Gala

Held in late February / early March, before Business Immersion Week.

Country Spotlights. ~5-minute collaborative showcases of music, dance, storytelling or poetry.

Traditional Fashion & Heritage Walk. a runway of authentic cultural attire and its story.

The "EU Passport" Culinary Tasting. live food stations; get your passport stamped at each.

Global Trivia & Interactive Games. cross-national teams, organic networking.

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Leadership

President. club vision, administration relations and event strategy.

Vice President / Event Director. Gala logistics, mixers and venue bookings.

Treasurer. budget requests, accounting, tickets and sponsorship.

Head of Marketing & Communications. promotion, social media, photography and design.

Regional Cultural Representatives. Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Americas, Africa and the Middle East.

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Expected Impact

Turning student diversity into active, meaningful networks.

Real leadership, stage production and project management experience for committee members.

Showcasing EU Geneva's cosmopolitan culture to prospective students and the wider Geneva community.

The mark

One picture, many pieces.

Our mosaic M brings the world together in a single shape — a reminder that every person adds something to the whole.

The Mosaic Society Club logo

Choose how you want to take part.