Institute Monte Rosa, commonly referred to as Monte Rosa or Monte, is a private, international boarding school, in Montreux, Switzerland, founded in 1874.

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The International School Monte Rosa was founded in 1874 by the Essarts family under the name of ‘Institut des Essarts’. At the time, the school was made for girls only, mainly coming from the Netherlands. The school adopted its current name in the 1960s, and Monte Rosa became co-educational in the early 1960s. The Gademann family has been running and leading the international school ever since then.^[2]

The school is housed in a nineteenth-century mansion in Territet-Montreux on the shores of Lake Geneva.

As of 2014/15, the annual boarding and academic fees are CHF 61,000 (approximately US$65,000), without extra-fees such as sports, laundry etc.