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Studying at the University of Geneva 2020-2021

UNIVERSITÉ DE GENÈVE unige.ch/international

August 2019 Studying at the University of Geneva 2020-2021

Studying at the University of Geneva 2020-2021

UNIVERSITÉ DE GENÈVE unige.ch/international

August 2019 Going to university means forging a new relationship Cosmopolitan, located in the heart of Europe in a beauti- with knowledge and learning. It means taking the time ful area between Lake Geneva and the Alps, Geneva is a to observe diverse phenomena, put them in perspective, thriving cultural centre and an ideal place to study. understand their history and explore their complexities. In addition, as you prepare for life at university, you can Once you begin your studies, you will face a fundamen- count on various UNIGE services to provide assistance in tal question: who do you want to become? finding lodging, funding and employment. Participating in language tandems or joining one of the many student Ranked amongst the top 100 universities in the world, associations makes it easy to integrate and get involved. the University of Geneva (UNIGE) offers a remarkable There is also a wide range of athletic and cultural activ- range of programmes, distributed among nine Faculties: ities on offer. Science, Medicine, Humanities, Economics and Manage- ment, Social Sciences, Law, Theology, Psychology and Before the academic year begins, new students are invit- Educational Sciences, and Translation and Interpreting. ed to Welcome Days, where they can meet and mingle UNIGE also fosters multidisciplinary activities, as attest- with other students from the same Faculty, ask ques- ed by its many interdisciplinary projects and centres (the tions about Geneva and the university experience, or Global Studies Institute and the Institute for Environ- learn about the programme “How to Succeed at Univer- mental Studies, for example) and its selection as the site sity” (“réussir ses études”), which offers coaching and for various National Centres of Competence in Research advice to optimise learning. (NCCR). There are many paths you can take to become who you want to be. The Uni-Employment Office (Career Center) facilitates the transition between studies and the working world. With an enduring dedication to the pursuit of excel- For this, it offers workshops, individual counselling and lence, our University encourages an interdisciplinary meetings with enterprises and professionals. It also approach in teaching and research thus earning world- publishes job and internship offers. wide recognition. Located in the centre of the international city of Geneva, UNIGE has built strong ties with For more information: numerous international organisations, such as the www.unige.ch/international United Nations (UN), the World Health Organization (WHO), the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), the UNDP, the ICRC, and CERN among others.

Our 17,300 students have chosen an institution of excellence and prestige where they learn to question the STUDIES AT UNIGE: STRUCTURE present and build the future – their own future, and the future of society. Programmes at the University of Geneva are de- signed in accordance with the Bologna reform and correspond to a three-cycle degree system (Bachelor, Master and Doctorate). UNIGE at a glance BACHELOR 17,300 students (Baccalauréat universitaire) 3 years (6 semesters) 6,600 employees 180 ECTS1 credits BASIC STUDIES 28 bachelor’s degrees MASTER (Maîtrise universitaire) 1 year and a half - 2 years (3 - 4 semesters)2 111 master’s degrees 90 to 120 ECTS1 credits

87 doctoral degrees PH.D. (DOCTORATE) ADVANCED 3 to 5 years STUDIES 329 continuing education programmes (6 to 10 semesters)

4,444 diplomas awarded All programmes may be subject to change; rules are considered binding.

1 ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) credits: a measure of the work required for a given programme (presence at the lectures, exercices, seminars, practical work, bibliographical research, personal work). One semester equals 30 ECTS credits and one year 60 ECTS credits. One credit corresponds to 25-30 hours of work. ECTS enables students to move from one European university to another. 2 Six semesters (180 ECTS) in Human Medicine. The students of UNIGE come from more than 150 countries!

Students of the University of Geneva, all faculties / © Annik Wetter A leading institution characterised by its openness to the world, focused on both teaching and research

Our students have chosen an institution of excellence and prestige ranked among the 100 best universities in the world UNIVERSITY MOBILITY

University mobility allows students to do part of their Bachelor’s, Master’s or doctoral studies at another university in Switzerland or abroad. They can choose from a number of destinations (UNIGE has agreements with institutions such as UCLA, Boston University, Uni- versity of Sydney, University of Montreal, and mem- bers of the League of European Research Universities). The length of stay varies from one to two semesters depending on the faculty/institute and the study plan. Credits earned at the destination university are trans- ferred and counted as equivalent to UNIGE course- work, in accordance with the pre-established study agreement. The final diploma is awarded by the home university, i.e. the UNIGE.

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STUDY ABROAD

Geneva Summer Schools at the University of Geneva (UNIGE) offer a selection of short courses in a variety of subjects during the summer months. Taught in Eng- lish by faculty from UNIGE and international partner institutions, the high quality academic courses provide a global perspective on issues in the social sciences, the humanities, the sciences, and interdisciplinary fields. Students can also take French language classes at the university. Upon successful completion of courses, ECTS credits may be awarded.

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4 ENROLLING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GENEVA unige.ch/enrolment

Tuition fees: CHF 500.00 per semester

Pre-enrolment deadlines for Bachelor: 31 January 2020: Last chance to pre-enrol at the Faculty of Translation and Interpreting (FTI)

15 February 2020: Last chance to pre-enrol for medical studies by way of the Conference of Rectors of Swissuniversities

Applications for enrolment for Bachelor: 30 April 20201 (28 February 2020 for applicants subject to a visa because of their nationality, as set forth in Swiss federal regulations)

New Bachelor’s or Master’s programmes may be opened at the beginning of the semester in September 2020.

1 Enrolment deadlines for Master’s degrees and other programmes should be verified by the admissions office or with the relevant faculty, institute or centre.

5 ACADEMIC ADVISOR Xavier Chillier T. +41 (0)22 379 67 15 [email protected]

FACULTY OF SCIENCE

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Bachelors (180 credits): Mathematics; Mathematics, Computer Science and Digital Sciences; Computer Science; Physics; Chemistry; Biochemistry; Biology; Prehistoric Archaeology; Earth and Environment Sciences; Pharmaceutical Sciences Masters 90 credits: Mathematics; Computer Science; Mathematics and Computer Science; Biology; Chemical Biology; Neurosciences1; 120 credits: Prehistoric Archaeology; Chemistry; Biochemistry; Earth Sciences; Environmental Studies; Pharmacy; Physics; Astrophysics; Bi-disciplinary Complementary Certificates (30 credits): Reasons to study Science at UNIGE Informatics; Geomatics; Pharmaceutical Sciences (theoretical and practical) Small class sizes, multicultural community, qualitative Certificates of Specialisation (30 credits): supervision, directed research and experimental training Evaluation and Management of Geological Risks; Astronomy and Astrophysics; Industrial Life Sciences Excellent career prospects for graduate students in sciences Masters of Advanced Studies/MAS 60 credits: Microbiology A qualitative scientific training taught by high-level 90 credits: Toxicology experts; 3 winners of the Fields medal in mathematics, 5 180 credits: Hospital Pharmacy Nobel prize winner in physiology or medicine and Nobel Ph.D. prize winners in chemistry among staff and alumni. in Sciences, concentration: Mathematics; Statistics; Astronomy and Strong links with International Geneva such as for Astrophysics; Informatics; Bioinformatics; Physics; example WHO, UNISDR, WMO, CERN, ESA and NASA Crystallography; Chemistry; Biochemistry; Biology; Prehistoric Archaeology; Anthropology; Earth 3 national research centres (Chemical Biology, Sciences; Environmental Studies; Pharmaceutical Swiss MAP and PlanetS) and the participation Sciences; Interdisciplinary; Neuroscience (Geneva- to 26 European Union research programs. Lausanne); Science Didactics in Life Sciences, concentration: The best pharmacy school of the French-speaking Molecular Biosciences; Ecology and Evolution; world according to the 2018 QS World Ranking Genomics and Digital Health; Physics of Biology; Biomedical Sciences; Pharmaceutical Sciences

1 Together with the Faculty of Sciences, the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences, the Faculty of Medicine and the Interfaculty Centre for Neurosciences

6 Reasons to study Medicine at UNIGE

A one-of-a-kind experience in problem-based learning

The opportunity to study in the only University Dental Medicine Clinic in French-speaking Switzerland

A thriving partnership between the Faculty of Medicine and the Geneva University Hospitals

The first Swiss programme in human medicine to be accredited by the World Federation of Medical Education

An innovative bachelor’s in biomedical sciences, the first of its kind in French-Speaking Switzerland, providing multiple career opportunities

FACULTY OF MEDICINE DENTAL MEDICINE UNIVERSITY DENTAL MEDICINE CLINIC unige.ch/medecine ACADEMIC ADVISOR Bachelors (180 credits): Serge Bouillaguet Human Medicine; Dental Medicine; Biomedical T. +41 (0)22 379 41 07 Sciences [email protected] Masters BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES 90 credits: Neurosciences1 120 credits: Dental Medicine; Global Health ACADEMIC ADVISOR 180 credits: Human Medicine2 Jackie Perrin-Simonnot [email protected] Masters of Advanced Studies/MAS 60 credits: Humanitarian Action; Drug Discovery HUMAN MEDICINE and Clinical Development; Microinvasive Aesthetic ACADEMIC ADVISORS Dentistry; Public Health; Management of Health Stéphane Hausmann (Bachelor) Facilities T. +41 (0)22 379 50 15 90 credits: Toxicology [email protected] 120 credits: Medical Informatics 150 credits: Clinical Medicine (Allergology, Barbara Broers (Master) Immunology and Immunology of Transplantation; T. +41 (0)22 379 50 13 Angiology/Thrombosis; Anaesthesiology; [email protected] Cardiology; Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Psychotherapy; Dermatology and Venereology; Ear- INTERDISCIPLINARY MASTER’S DEGREES Nose-Throat [ENT]; Ear-Nose-Throat [ENT] and Head Delphine Jochaut (Master in Neurosciences) and Neck Surgery; Endocrinology and Diabetology; T. +41 (0)22 379 08 93 Infectiology and Infection Control and Prevention; [email protected] Medical Oncology; Neurology; Neurosurgery; Bogomil Kohlbrenner (Master in Global Health Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology of the managed by the Global Studies Institute) Motor Apparatus; Plastic and reconstructive T.+41 (0)22 379 01 86 surgery; Psychiatry and Psychotherapy; Psychiatry [email protected] and Psychotherapy for Elderly People; Radiology; Rheumatology; Thoracic and Cardiovascular POSTGRADUATES STUDIES Surgery; Urology; Visceral Surgery) Cristiana Juge 180 credits: Dental Medicine (Oral Surgery; T. +41 (0)22 379 59 31 / [email protected] Periodontology; Reconstructive Dental Medicine) 240 credits: Orthodontics Serge Ferrari (Doctorate) T. +41 (0)22 379 50 82 / [email protected] Ph.D.: Human Medicine MD; Dental Medicine DMD; Francesco Negro (MD-PhD) Medical Sciences MD-PhD; Neuroscience; Sciences; T. +41 (0)22 379 58 00 / [email protected] Biomedical Sciences; Life Sciences Marie-France Châtelain (doctorat, MAS) Specialisation after graduation is not within the T. +41 (0)22 379 50 82 / [email protected] competence of the University, but is in the area of Karin Faessler (MD-PhD) competence of the Swiss institute of medical training T. +41 (0)22 379 50 10 / [email protected] (Institut Suisse de Formation Médicale - ISFM)

1 Offered jointly with the Faculty of Sciences, the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences, the Faculty of Medicine and the Interfaculty Centre for Neurosciences 2 In 3 years. Third year of a mainly clinical Master (3rd year indispensable to pass the Federal Exam in Human Medicine – EFMH)

7 ACADEMIC ADVISORS Post-graduate study, students from other institutions, equivalencies, grants/scholarships, students without a secondary school diploma Olivier Frutiger T. +41 (0)22 379 73 13 [email protected] Bachelor and Master Sandra Rubal T. +41 (0)22 379 73 11 [email protected] Mobility Nicolas Fornerod T. +41 (0)22 379 73 18 [email protected]

FACULTY OF HUMANITIES

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Bachelor (180 credits): Arts Masters (90 credits): Arts; Asian Studies; Ethnomusicology Master with specialisation (120 credits): Arts Certificates of Specialisation (30 credits): Medieval Studies; IHR Reformation Studies: Religion, Culture and Society from the Fifteenth to the Eighteenth Century; Linguistics; Literature and Aesthetics; Literature and Knowledge; Swiss Studies Master of Advanced Studies/MAS (60 credits): “Conservation du patrimoine et muséologie” Ph.D.: Arts Disciplines taught: Ancient Greek Language and Literature1; Ancient Reasons to study Humanities History1; Arabic Studies; Armenian Studies; Art History; Chinese Studies; Classical Archaeology1; at UNIGE Classical Studies1; Comparative Literature; Computer Science for the Humanities; East-Asian Studies; A wide range of disciplines with many possible 1 Egyptology and Coptic ; English Studies; Medieval course combinations French and Latin Studies1; French as a foreign 1 language; French Language and Literature ; General Considerable freedom in course selection History; German Literature; German Studies; and planning Hebrew; Hispanic Studies1; History and Civilization 1 of the Middle Ages ; History and Anthropology of Access to the Geneva Library, one of the oldest 1 Religions; Italian Studies ; Japanese Studies; Latin libraries in Switzerland, founded in 1559 and 1 Language and Literature ; Linguistics; Medieval housing approximately 2 million publications Studies1; Mesopotamian Studies; Modern Greek Studies; Musicology; Philosophy; Prehistoric Archaeology and Anthropology; Russian Studies; Transnational History

1 Disciplines requiring the mastering of one or two classical languages. An intiation to Greek or Latin is offered in the course of the free option module of the Bachelor of Arts.

8 Reasons to study Social Sciences at UNIGE

A Faculty driven by values and sustainable societal commitment

Strong ties with international organisations

Training programs that address the questions and changes of contemporary societies in their political, social, cultural, economic, historical, and geographical dimensions

Varied courses of study leading to a wide array of career perspectives

A large network of international exchange partners

Innovative teaching methods combining lectures, project-based workshops, seminars, study trips, etc.

GENEVA SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

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Bachelors (180 credits): Geography and Environment; Sociology; Political Science; History - Economics - Society Masters 90 credits: Political and Cultural Geography; Sociology; Political Science; International Economic History; Political Eonomy of Capitalism 120 credits: Public Management; Journalism and ACADEMIC ADVISORS Communication, specialising in digital media and Geography, Sociology, Socio-economics, communications; Urban and Regional Planning; Gender Studies, Standardization, Innovation Gender Studies; Socio-economics; Standardization, Mathieu Petite Social Regulations and Sustainable Development; T. +41 (0)22 379 80 07 Innovation, Human Development and Sustainability [email protected] Complementary Certificates (30 credits): Urban and Regional Development, Geomatics Geomatics; Visual Studies; Citizenship Studies; Nicole Efrancey Dao Quantitative Methods for Social Sciences; Qualitative T. +41 (0)22 379 08 76 Methods for Social Sciences [email protected] Ph.D., concentration: History - Economics - Society, Political Science, Public Administration; Communication and Media Economic History, Public Management, Sciences; Demography; Economic and Social His- Journalism and Media, tory; Gender Studies; Geography; Political Science; Gaetan Clavien Socio-Economics; Sociology; Informations Systems; T. +41 (0)22 379 80 05 Political Economy; Environment and Sustainable [email protected] Development; Urban and Regional Planning

9 ACADEMIC ADVISORS Georgia Kourakou Kilian Rustichelli [email protected]

PROGRAMMES COORDINATORS Bachelor [email protected] Masters Master in Management [email protected] Master in Economics [email protected] Master in Statistics [email protected] Master in Wealth Management [email protected] Master in Commodity Trading [email protected] Master in Business Analytics [email protected] Complementary Certificate in Applied Statistics [email protected]

GENEVA SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT

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Bachelor (180 credits): Economics and Management Masters 90 credits: Management; Statistics; Economics; Wealth Management 120 credits: Commodity Trading; Business Analytics Masters of Advanced Studies/MAS (60 credits): MAS Management, Human Resources and Reasons to study Economics Carriers; MAS Health Institutions Management; and Management at UNIGE Executive MBA (Master of Business Administration); MBA International Organizations; EMBA Exciting career opportunities and a competitive Management and Business Administration advantage on the job market Complementary Certificate (30 credits): Applied Statistics Top-notch training coupled with stimulating pedagogical innovations Ph.D.: Econometrics; Economics; Finance; Management; Preferential access to our 6 Master’s programmes Statistics; Information Systems A wide choice of study-abroad options at Swiss and international universities

10 Reasons to study Law at UNIGE

Emphasis on the practice of law with exercises in oral and written expression at each stage of the programme – for example, courses in rhetoric and fictitious trials (Moot Courts)

Educators with in-depth knowledge of international organisations

Researchers and educators who have close working relationships with prominent institutions like the World Trade Organisation (WTO) or the International Criminal Tribunals (ICT)

A bilingual French/German programme and a vast exchange network including, among others, the prestigious Harvard Law School

FACULTY OF LAW

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Bachelor (180 credits): Laws

Masters and Bilingual Masters [with Basel] (90 credits): Laws; Civil and Criminal Law; Business Law; Interna- tional and European Law; Law and Public Action

Interdisciplinary Master (90 credits): Children’s Rights

Interdisciplinary Master (120 credits): Environmental Sciences

Certificate (30 credits): Transnational Law

ACADEMIC ADVISORS Masters of Advanced Studies/MAS Caterina Gidari Wassmer 60 credits: International Humanitarian Law and T. +41 (0)22 379 85 63 Human Rights; Tax; Transitional Justice; Children’s [email protected] Rights; European and International Governance Bita Bertossa 65 credits: International Dispute Settlement T. +41 (0)22 379 86 07 [email protected] Ph.D.: Laws

11 ACADEMIC ADVISORS Bachelor, Complementary Certificate Christophe Collaud T. +41 (0)22 379 74 57 [email protected] Master, Certificate of Specialisation, Mobility Blaise Fontanellaz T. +41(0)22 379 74 57 [email protected] Doctorate Christophe Pisteur T. +41 (0)22 379 72 55 [email protected]

FACULTY OF THEOLOGY

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Bachelors (180 credits): Theology; Theology on-line (e-learning) Master (120 credits): Theology (on-site or e-learning) Reasons to study Theology Complementary Certificate (30 credits): Theology; Ecumenical Theology at UNIGE Master of Advanced Studies/MAS (60 credits): Possibility of undertaking distance studies Ecumenical Studies (offered jointly with the (e-learning) in theology (Bachelor’s, Master’s Ecumenical Institute of Bossey and the Faculty and Complementary Certificate) of Theology) Historical grounding of a Faculty Certificate of Specialisation (30 credits): created by John Calvin in 1559 Theology Ph.D.: Internationally recognised as one of the most Theology; Theology, concentration Ecumenical important French-speaking theology departments Sciences due to its dynamism and extensive research network

Active, multidisciplinary educational network across French-speaking Switzerland

12 Reasons to study Psychology and Educational Sciences at UNIGE

Broad range of courses in dialogue with an ever-changing world

Strong emphasis on professionalization

Stimulating environment for basic and applied research

Strong focus on harnessing digital technologies to benefit human beings

FACULTY OF PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES (FPSE)

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ACADEMIC ADVISORS Bachelors (180 credits): Psychology; Educational Sciences – Education and Bachelor in Psychology, Bachelor in Linguistics and Psychology, Training; Educational Sciences – Primary School Master in Speech and Language Therapy, Complementary Teaching Certificates in Speech and Language Therapy, Psychology and Educational Sciences: Doctorate, Applicants without a secondary Masters diploma, Mobility, Army-University liaison officer 90 credits: Educational Sciences – Analysis and Valérie Favez Intervention in Education; Educational Sciences – T. +41(0)22 379 90 15 Psychoeducational Approaches and Situations of [email protected] Disability; Neurosciences1; In the field of Specialised Pedagogy, Concentration in Early Childhood Special Madiha Nasir Education; Children’s Rights T. +41 (0)22 379 10 26 120 credits: Psychology; Speech and Language [email protected] Therapy; Educational Sciences – Adult Education; Bachelor in Educational Sciences, Certificate and Masters in Learning and Teaching Technologies Primary and Specialised Education, Mobility, MALTT, VAE Complementary Certificates (30 credits): Aline Meyer General Psychology; Speech and Language Therapy; T. +41 (o)22 379 90 37 Psycholinguistics; Educational Sciences – General [email protected] Orientation; Adult Education; Special Education Masters in Psychology and Educational Sciences, Complementary Certificates (60 credits): Master in the field of specialised pedagogy, Psychology; Psychological Foundations of Speech concentration in early childhood special education, and Language Therapy; Educational Sciences – Complementary Certificates, MAS Analysis and Intervention in Education Systems Pascale Pasche-Provini T. +41 (0) 22 379 90 11 Master of Advanced Studies/MAS (60 credits): [email protected] International Training and Research; Clinical Psychology; Neuropsychology Internships Master in Psychology Stéphanie Bouchet-Rossier Ph.D.: T. +41 (o)22 379 91 05 Psychology; Speech and Language Therapy; Social [email protected] Psychology; Neurosciences; Educational Sciences

1 Offered jointly with the Faculty of Sciences, the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences, the Faculty of Medicine and the Interfaculty Centre for Neurosciences

13 ACADEMIC ADVISORS Bachelor, Mobility, Doctorate Olivier Demissy-Cazeilles T. +41 (0)22 379 95 66 [email protected] Masters Nicole Stoll T. +41 (0)22 379 87 07 [email protected]

FACULTY OF TRANSLATION AND INTERPRETING unige.ch/traduction-interpretation Reasons to study Translation Bachelor (180 credits): Multilingual Communication and Interpreting at UNIGE

Masters The Faculty of Translation and Interpreting 90 credits: Conference Interpretation; (FTI) is one of the oldest training and Multilingual Communication Technology research centres of its kind in the world 90 or 120 credits: Specialised Translation; Translation and Technologies; Translation and Two European quality labels, the EMT for translation Specialised Multilingual Communication and the EMCI for conference interpreting Complementary Certificates (30 credits): Translation Globally recognised excellence in the areas of translation, conference interpreting, new translation Master of Advanced Studies/MAS (60 credits): technologies and multilingual communication Interpreter Training Ph.D., concentration: One of the most comprehensive Traductology; Multilingual Computer Treatment; specialised libraries in Europe Conference Interpretation; Management of Multi- lingual Communication A unique environment due to the presence of many international organisations in Geneva

14 Reasons to study at GSI

The Global Studies Institute (GSI), an institute combining international studies tradition and developments in global governance

At the heart of the international city of Geneva, with nearly 100 international organizations, over a thousand NGOs and multinational companies

Interdisciplinary courses which are based on the richness and diversity of partnerships between Faculties

ACADEMIC ADVISORS BARI candidates (programme information) Marc Pochon T. +41 (0)22 379 72 24 [email protected] Regular students enrolled in BARI (A-O) Monica Gonzalez T. +41(0)22 379 88 60 [email protected] GLOBAL STUDIES INSTITUTE (GSI) Regular students enrolled in BARI (P-Z) Caroline Aepli unige.ch/gsi T. +41 (0)22 379 37 15 [email protected] Bachelor (180 credits): International Relations Masters and Doctorates Maud Preher Masters T. +41(0)22 379 37 11 120 credits: European Studies; Global Health; [email protected] Russia - Central and Eastern Europe; Middle Eastern; African Studies Master in Global Health Bogomil Kohlbrenner Master of Advanced Studies/MAS (60 credits): T. +41(0) 22 379 01 86 International and European Security; European and [email protected] International Governance Mobility Interdisciplinary Ph.D.: [email protected] Global Studies

15 ACADEMIC ADVISORS Computer Science Stéphane Marchand-Maillet T. +41 (0)22 379 01 54 [email protected]

Information systems and service science Marc Pochon T. +41(0)22 379 72 24 [email protected]

IT for the Humanities Sandra Rubal T. +41(0)22 379 73 11 [email protected]

COMPUTER SCIENCE CENTRE (CUI)

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Bachelor (180 credits): Information Systems and Service Science; Computer Science1; Mathematics, Computer Science and Digital Sciences1; IT for the Humanities (discipline in Humanities)2 Masters (90 credits): Master in Digital Systems and Services; Mathematics and Computer Science1; Computer Science1; IT for the Humanities Reasons to study at CUI (discipline in Humanities)2 Participation in dozens of European research projects Master of Advanced Studies/MAS (60 credits): Information Security; Internet of Things; A multidisciplinary orientation allowing students to Information Systems Technologies and specialise in a variety of original subject areas Management Ph.D.: Exceptional teaching, training, supervision and support Computer Science; Information Systems; Computer Linguistics Close ties with the scientific and economic sectors

1 Registration and training at the Faculty of Science 2 Registration and training at the Faculty of Humanities

16 Reasons to study at IUFE Core institution of the University of Geneva, the IUFE is a unique centre of excellence in Switzerland, intent on disseminating the knowledge indispensable to all professions in the field of education

UNIVERSITY TEACHER TRAINING INSTITUTE (IUFE)

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Primary Instruction Complementary Certificate (60 credits): Teaching for Pre-primary and Primary schools Master (90 credits): Primary Instruction

Specialised Instruction Master (120 credits): Specialised Instruction

Secondary Instruction Master (94 credits): Secondary Instruction Bi-disciplinary Master (116 credits): Secondary Instruction Certificate of Specialisation (30 credits): ACADEMIC ADVISORS Advanced Training in the didactics Secondary Education I and II of an additional academic subject Maria Canal T. +41 (0)22 379 90 37 In collaboration with the “Centre de compétences [email protected] romand de didactique disciplinaire” Master (90 credits): Primary and Specialised Education Didactique disciplinaire Aline Meyer T. +41 (0)22 379 90 37 Master of Advanced Studies/MAS (60 credits): [email protected] Didactique disciplinaire

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19 INTERFACULTY CENTRES AND INSTITUTES • Computer Science Centre (CUI)

• Centre for the Interdisciplinary Study of Gerontology and Vulnerability (CIGEV)

• Global Studies Institute

• Institute of Reformation History (IHR)

• Institute for Environmental Sciences (ISE)

• University Institute of Teacher Education (IUTE)

• Geneva Neuroscience Center (CIN)

• Swiss Center for Affective Sciences (SCAS)

• Geneva Finance Research Institute (GFRI)

• Interfaculty Centre for Bioethics and Social Sciences in Medicine

• Institute of Genetics and Genomics in Geneva (iGE3)

• University Centre for Bioinformatics

• Maison de l’Histoire (Interfaculty Centre for History)

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UNIVERSITÉ DE GENÈVE unige.ch/international

August 2019 Studying at the University of Geneva 2020-2021

UNIVERSITÉ DE GENÈVE unige.ch/international

August 2019

Studying at the University of Geneva 2020-2021

UNIVERSITÉ DE GENÈVE unige.ch/international

August 2019