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University of Geneva
Masters 2012-2013
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Welcome ...................................................................................... 5 enrolment.................................................................................... 7 a + for students .......................................................................8 faculty of Sciences .................................................................. 11 faculty of Medicine ................................................................21 faculty of arts .......................................................................... 27 faculty of Social Science and economics ........................................................................ 33 faculty of law ..........................................................................45 autonomous faculty of Protestant Theology ........................................................ 55 faculty of Psychology and educational Sciences ...................................................59 School of Translation and Interpretation .................................................................65 Institute for environmental Studies .............................. 68 european Institute ................................................................ 70
WelcoMe
Studying at the university means embarking on a new relationship with knowledge. It means taking the time to understand phenomena in their multiple dimensions, to place them in perspective, work up their historic context, and explore them in all of their complexity. The university is a privileged site of reflexion, where intellectual creation is encouraged in the domains of both teaching and research. The University of Geneva, which in 2009 celebrated its 450th anniversary, is on the cutting edge of basic and experimental science, stays informed about the needs and challenges of the society, and provides a space for discovery in which the present is examined while the future is built. It is this feature in particular that makes itself felt virtually the moment new students begin their time at the University of Geneva, re-shaping their relationship with the expertise they are preparing to acquire, adding an intriguing dimension to their lives, and ensuring that their experience is enriching. ones university years are a rare and precious time, and afford a brand-new perspective on learning. The various faculties at the University of Geneva (UnIGe) offer just such an opportunity to broaden ones field of knowledge. We are delighted to see our students join us in this pursuit today and thus guarantee a fruitful tomorrow.
The UNIGE at a glance 15,500 students 5,200 employees 250 continuing education programmes 3,800 diplomas awarded 31 bachelors degrees 79* masters degrees 78 doctoral degrees
Studying at the University of Geneva means benefiting from an infrastructure whose excellence is regularly confirmed. Rated among the best european universities in international rankings, the UnIGe, among whose professors is a winner of the field Medal, the equivalent of a nobel Prize in mathematics, offers a range of programmes unique in french-speaking Switzerland. comprising eight faculties Science, Medicine, arts, Social Science and economics, law, Theology, Psychology and educational Sciences, Translation and Interpretation the UnIGe also boasts several interfaculty centres and offers a programme in environmental Studies. The UnIGe hosts six national research centres. It shares with the Institute of International and Development Studies (IHeID) an academy of Human Rights and participates actively in the establishment of a Swiss network of international studies in Geneva.
* Depending on the particular specialty chosen in certain masters programmes
CUltivatinG exCellenCe
a UniqUe settinG
Students in Geneva enjoy a unique setting. Rated third-highest in international surveys of quality of living*, the city of calvin is only a few hours by train from the major european capitals. Geneva is also host to the european headquarters of the United nations (Un) and the world headquarters of the World Health organization (WHo), the International committee of the Red cross (IcRc), the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), and the european organization for nuclear Research (ceRn), as well as offices of such multinationals as Procter&Gamble, Merck-Serono and firmenich. Its population is accordingly multicultural, and its public life is distinguished by open-mindedness and tolerance. furthermore, thanks to its prime geographic location on the shores of lake Geneva and less than an hour from Mont blanc, the highest peak in the alps the city enjoys an abundance of parkland and offers a wide range of leisure activities. Geneva is also home to a wealth of cultural institutions, such as the Grand Thtre, an internationally acclaimed opera house, and many musical, cinematic and artistic venues.
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enrollinG at the University of Geneva
enrolment at the University of Geneva requires a secondary-school diploma, a Swiss schoolleaving certificate, or a foreign degree deemed equivalent. The complete list of conditions and procedures for enrolment may be found at: www.unige.ch/dase Simmatriculer english corner
Online enrolment www.unige.ch/dase
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Cost of stUdies
every student enrolled at the University of Geneva is subject to a tuition fee of cHf 500 per semester. This fee is payable during the months of october and february by means of special pre-addressed postal deposit slips. Holders of foreign degrees pay an enrolment fee of cHf 65. once students have enrolled, tuition is deducted from their university fees for the fall semester.
in the heart of the City
The UnIGes various facilities are situated in the heart of the city. Uni bastions, inaugurated in 1872 in the park opposite the Mur des Rformateurs, is the oldest building.Today it houses the faculty of arts, the autonomous faculty of Protestant Theology, and the Institute for the History of the Reformation. Sciences, meanwhile, have their headquarters in three main buildings (Sciences I, II and III) on the banks of the arve. not far away, the Geneva-lausanne School of Pharmacy has had its home since 2004 in a building near the Institute of Physics. The University Medical centre (cMU), close to Geneva University Hospitals (HUG), houses much of the faculty of Medicine, notably its basic medical research laboratories. Since november 1999, Uni Mail houses the faculties of Social Science and economics, law, Psychology and educational Sciences and the School of Translation and Interpretation. Uni Pignon is home to part of the faculty of Psychology and educational Sciences. Since July 2010, the University Institute of Teacher Training (IUfe) is to found in the Pavillon Mail.
important deadlines
31 January 2012: last chance to pre-enrol at the School of Translation and Interpretation (eTI), Uni Mail, cH-1211 Geneva 4, tel. +41 22 379 87 08 15 February 2012: last chance to pre-enrol* for medical studies by way of the conference of Rectors of Swiss Universities, P.o. box 607, cH-3000 bern 9, tel. +41 31 306 60 55 (mornings) 28 February 2012: last chance to enrol at the faculty of Social Science and economics (SeS), Uni Mail, cH-1211 Geneva 4, tel. +41 22 379 80 16/17/18/19 12 April 2012: last chance to pre-enrol* at the Institute of Movement Sciences and Sports Medicine (ISMMS), ISMMS secretarys office, 10 rue du conseil-Gnral, cH-1205 Genve, tel. +41 22 379 00 27 enrolment deadlines for other Master Programmes should be verified with the relevant faculty. applications for enrolment, including additional documentation required for online enrolment, must be mailed by 30 April 2012 at the latest to the admission office.
Admission Office University of Geneva 24 rue Gnral-Dufour cH 1211 Geneva 4 Tel. +41 22 379 71 11 Mon-fri: 9.00 am 1.00 pm
In addition to the many services intended to ease student entry into the academic world, the UnIGe also offers a range of sport and cultural activities. affordably priced courses are available in everything from visual arts to paragliding, including dance, photography, tennis and football. 6
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an ideal environment
*Pre-enrolment form available on the website of the faculty, School or Institute
a + foR STUDenTS
The UnIGe accommodates some 15,500 students from more than 140 countries. In the interest of smoothing their way into campus life, and thus ensuring a successful academic experience, the Students Social and administrative Division offers new arrivals general services under the aegis of Student+.
health
Depression, eating disorders, addiction or sexual problems: Health antenna offers support and advice on all medical issues by way of free and confidential consultations. The Psychological counselling centre offers individual appointments as well as workshops and conferences to respond to students psychological difficulties. Information Health antenna: www.unige.ch/sante Psychological counselling centre: www.unige.ch/conseil-psychologique
GUidanCe
The Successful study workshops support students in their academic work by providing them with tools to enhance their note-taking skills, improve their time management, better prepare for exams, and memorize strategically. a team is also ready to answer questions posed by new students throughout the year: just write to SoS-etu@unige.ch Information Welcome and integration: www.unige.ch/accueil Successful study: www.unige.ch/reussir
soCial aid
as is the case in most large university towns, housing in Geneva must be sought some months in advance of arrival. The Universitys Housing office is happy to assist and advise prospective students. Information Welcome and integration: www.unige.ch/logement
aCCommodation
at the University office of Social Information (bUIS), a team is available by appointment from Monday to friday to help students faced with personal problems (family, couple, dependencies etc.), social problems (social integration, courses etc.), administrative problems (necessary steps, health insurance etc.) and financial problems (budget preparation and management, managing medical costs, debts etc.). The secretarys office receives students daily from 10 am to 1 pm and from 2 pm to 4 pm. Students in financial difficulty can submit a request for exemption from university fees to the bUIS by the deadlines indicated (consult the bUIS site). Whats more, the University has at its disposal certain funds for prizes and grants or to disburse subsidies to students already enrolled. However, the UnIGe does not award grants to foreign students during their first year of studies in Geneva. federal grants awarded by the Swiss government must be applied for at Swiss diplomatic missions at least one year in advance.
sports and CUltUre
Students can take advantage of information, advice and documentation as they plan the end of their studies and their entry into professional life. The Uni-employment centre offers a range of services free of charge, including courses and seminars in job-hunting, orientation, computing resources, internships. It also organizes conferences and meetings with companies. It offers a wide range of employment for those who need to help finance their studies, including teaching, baby-sitting, tutoring, and secretarial work. Information Uni-employment centre: www.unige.ch/emploi
enterinG the professional world
Students enrolled at the University of Geneva have some fifty sports activities to choose from, including gymnastics, skiing, mountaineering, team sports, swimming and tennis. The Sports and cultural activities office also offers courses, internships and workshops in music, theatre, dance and sculpture, as well as providing information on local cultural events and organizing three film series a year. Information cultural activities: www.unige.ch/acultu Sports activities: www.unige.ch/sports
facUlTy of ScIenceS
from astronomy to earth sCienCes
Discover other solar systems, develop new materials, understand the role and function of genes, prevent risks of natural disasters, synthesize new molecules and grasp the magic of quantum teleportation: these are some of the challenges faced in the 57 different programmes offered by the faculty of Sciences. The birthplace of molecular biology in the aftermath of the Second World War and, since 2000, home to three national centres of competence in Research (Physics of new electronic Materials, Genetics and chemical biology), the faculty also hosts the Geneva-lausanne School of Pharmacy. It collaborates closely with the european organization for nuclear Research (ceRn), the World Health organization (WHo), the european Space agency (eSa) and naSa. alumni and past academic staff of the faculty of Sciences include two fields Medal winner in mathematics and two nobel laureates in medicine.
master proGrammes
Mathematics Mathematics and computer Science computer Science Physics chemistry biochemistry biology Prehistoric archaeology environnemental Science Geology Proteomics and bioinformatics* Pharmacy neurosciences**
Academic advisor Xavier.chillier@unige.ch Sciences III office 0001 30 quai ernest-ansermet 1211 Genve 4 T. +41 (0)22 379 67 15
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* Together with the faculty of Medicine ** Together with the faculty of Medicine and the faculty of Psychology and educational Sciences
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master of sCienCe in mathematiCs
advanced training in mathematics with specialization in one of the following fields: algebra and geometry, analysis and mathematical physics, probability and statistics, numerical analysis. optional courses; seminar; compulsory masters thesis. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: Contact address: Career opportunities: french and english, limited knowledge of french may be sufficient bachelor in Mathematics or bachelor in Mathematics and computer Science, or a degree considered equivalent secretariat-math@unige.ch research, teaching of mathematics at different levels, banking sector, insurance
www.unige.ch/sciences Programs of study Programs offered Masters
master of sCienCe in physiCs
advanced training in physics with specialization in one of the following fields: nuclear and particle physics; condensed-matter physics; theoretical physics; astronomy and astrophysics; applied physics. The Master of Science in Physics is earned with a combination of theory courses, practical work and tutorials. obligatory courses; optional courses; practical work; research project. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: Contact address: Career opportunities: french or english, depending on the requirements of the students bachelor in Physics or a degree considered equivalent secretariat-physics@unige.ch physicist, astronomer, astrophysicist
advanced training in mathematics and computer science. The interface of mathematics and computer science; includes such topics as numerical analysis and algorithms. optional courses; compulsory masters thesis. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: Contact address: Career opportunities: french and english, limited knowledge of french may be sufficient bachelor in Mathematics and computer Science or bachelor in Mathematics, or bachelor in computer Science secretariat-math@unige.ch research, teaching, banking sector, insurance, corporate IT
master of sCienCe in mathematiCs and CompUter sCienCe
master of sCienCe in Chemistry
The Master of Science in chemistry provides solid advanced training in molecular sciences as well as in the fields of analytical, bio-organic, environmental, materials, mineral, organic, organometallic, physical and polymer and environmental chemistry. The programme comprises lectures, internships and an experimental masters project. optional courses; three compulsory internships; compulsory masters thesis. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: Contact address: Career opportunities: english; passive proficiency in french desirable bachelor in chemistry or degree considered equivalent info-chimie@unige.ch public and private laboratories, chemist, analyst, synthesis, teacher, environment and waste, food processing, cosmetics and perfumes, patents, business and representation
master of sCienCe in CompUter sCienCe
optional courses; practical work; research projects; optional internship outside university; compulsory masters thesis. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: Contact address: Career opportunities: french and english, limited knowledge of french may be sufficient bachelor in computer Science or equivalent Pierre.leone@unige.ch IT specialist, analyst, programmer
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* ecTS (european credit Transfer and accumulation System) credits: a measure of the work required for a given programme. one semester equals 30 ecTS credits. one credit corresponds to 25-30 hours of work. ecTS enables students to move from one european university to another.
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master of sCienCe in BioChemistry
The Master of Science in biochemistry provides a solid advanced training in molecular and biomolecular sciences in the fields of biochemistry, molecular biology, genetic engineering, bioinformatics, toxicology, cognitive neurosciences, immunology, endocrinology and transduction. optional courses; two compulsory internships; compulsory masters thesis. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: Contact address: Career opportunities: english; passive proficiency in french desirable bachelor in biochemistry or degree considered equivalent info-chimie@unige.ch public and private laboratories, biochemist, teacher, biomedicine, food processing, cosmetics and perfumes, environment and waste, patents, business and representation
master of sCienCe in prehistoriC arChaeoloGy
Instruction takes the form of courses, seminars, practical work and fieldwork (archaeological digs). Specific training in prehistory is offered (theoretical archaeology, ethnoarchaeology, european neolithic, metal age in europe/european protohistory, african prehistory) and is supplemented with courses at the faculty of arts as well as by a substantial individual assignment lasting a year (masters thesis). 4 semesters / 120 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french candidates to the programme leading to a Master of Science in Prehistoric archaeology must hold a bachelor of Sciences in biology with a specialty in Prehistory (granted by the faculty), a bachelor of Science in biology, a bachelor of Science in archaeology, or a degree considered equivalent. Depending on the type of bachelors degree held, a complementary minimum of 12 ecTS may be required (co-requisite) Marie.besse@unige.ch archaeologist, excavation technician, museum curator, career academic, instructor, scientist, journalist
master of sCienCe in BioloGy
Masters thesis (research project) in almost any field of biology, such as molecular biology, cell biology, developmental biology, evolutionary biology, genetics, plant biology, microbiology, anthropology, systematics, biomedical research. In addition to the Masters thesis (60 ecTS), optional courses for 30 ecTS. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french and english, limited knowledge of french may be sufficient admission to the programme is conditional upon possession of a bachelor in biology granted by the faculty or of a degree, minimum of 180 ecTS, considered equivalent conseiller-etudes-biolo@unige.ch basic, applied and medical research in academia or in biotechnology companies, secondary school teacher, ecology and environmental impact services, museum curator, scientific journalist, governmental or private regulatory offices, biotechnology expert in the banking system
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master of sCienCe in GeoloGy
The Master of Science in Geology offers a solid formation combining fundamental science with applied skills. Since the Master is run jointly by the Universities of Geneva and of lausanne, it draws on an unusually broad pool of faculty expertise which covers most orientations of earth Sciences. Master students can use extensive state of art analytical facilities and are involved in field studies all over the world in cooperation with academic, research and industrial partners. 4 semesters / 120 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: Contact address: Career opportunities: french and english bachelor in geology (180 ecTS) or degree considered equivalent. infoterre@unige.ch, Pascale.DallaPiazza@unige.ch the master is designed to open the door to careers in academia, administration and industry (e.g. reservoir geology, energy and mineral resources, environmental geology, engineering geology, natural hazards)
The master is jointly organized by the Department of Structural biology and bioinformatics (faculty of Medicine), the Department of Informatics (faculty of Sciences), and the Swiss-Prot and Proteome Informatics Group (Swiss Institute of bioinformatics). The aim is to provide students with a complete training in methods and techniques in the fields of proteomics and bioinformatics. Upon completion of their studies, graduates will be capable of producing, analysing and understanding proteomic data. They will have acquired the know-how necessary for the development and creation of bioinformatic tools and databases. obligatory courses; optional courses; practical work, obligatory internship. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: english and french candidates must hold one of the following degrees from the University of Geneva: bachelor in biology, bachelor in biochemistry, bachelor or Diploma in Medicine, bachelor in Pharmaceutical Sciences, bachelor in computer Sciences, bachelor in chemistry, or a degree considered equivalent Patricia.Palagi@isb-sib.ch this masters degree programme prepares students for research in proteomics and bioinformatics as well as in life sciences in general, and for a career in the pharmaceutical industry or in biotechnology. It may also lead to doctoral studies in biology, biochemistry or bioinformatics
master of sCienCe in proteomiCs and BioinformatiCs
master of sCienCe in pharmaCy
The Master of Science in Pharmacy degree provides a solid education and training for future pharmacists whether they intend to practise as hospital or community pharmacists or work in an industrial, academic or administrative environment. The degree also enables its holder to undertake a Ph.D. thesis. furthermore, beginning in the academic year 2010-2011, the Master of Science in Pharmacy degree will be required in order for a candidate to take the examination leading to the Swiss diploma for pharmacists. The first year of the programme includes compulsory courses, optional practical work and a research project. The second year includes 12 weeks of compulsory courses, 20 weeks of pharmacy practice in an approved pharmacy with a further 10 weeks of work placement in either a public or hospital pharmacy. 4 semesters / 120 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: Contact address: Career opportunities: french bachelor in Pharmaceutical Sciences Infocursus-pharm@unige.ch community pharmacy, hospital pharmacy, industry, academia, humanitarian career, administration
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master of sCienCe in environmental sCienCe
The programme is intended for those who wish to adopt an interdisciplinary approach to the study of how the natural environment functions, and how it interacts with humans and socio-economic systems. It is organized by the the faculty of Sciences, and the faculty of Social Science and economics of the University of Geneva. Three specializations are possible: natural environmental science (bio-geo-chemical cycles, natural resources and biodiversity); climate and energy; globalization, urbanism and governance. The Masters programme is organized into a common-core syllabus as an introduction to inter- and transdisciplinarity; specialized courses in environmental science; transdisciplinary workshops and seminars; a Masters thesis. 4 semesters / 120 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french students who meet the conditions for enrolment at the University of Geneva may be admitted to preparatory studies for a Master of environmental Science; they must hold a bachelor of Science or of Social Science and economics from the University of Geneva or another institution, or a degree or certificate of training considered equivalent by the Institutes academic committee admission is granted on the basis of a candidates experience; a candidate may be asked to undertake a maximum 60 credits of additional training; the Institutes academic committee shall decide on admission students are enrolled at the University and registered at the faculty of Sciences catherine.cornut@unige.ch environmental consulting firms; environment department in an industrial enterprise, a municipal, cantonal or federal administration; teaching and research; non-governmental (e.g. WWf, Red cross) or international organization (e.g. United nations environment Programme, World Health organization, World Meteorological organization)
master of sCienCe in neUrosCienCe
organized by the faculty of Sciences, the faculty of Medicine and the faculty of Psychology and educational Sciences of the University of Geneva. The Master of Science in neuroscience constitutes an interdisciplinary training in the field of neuroscience and comprises: diverse theoretical training affording students advanced insight into the field as well as mastery of techniques specific to it; research training; an initiation to scientific communication. 3 semesters minimum and 5 semesters maximum / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: Contact address: Career opportunities: some courses are offered exclusively in english and others in french candidates must hold a bachelors degree in sciences or medicine or psychology or a diploma considered equivalent Mona.Spiridon@unige.ch the training aims to meet the needs of students planning a career in connection with neurosciences within a national or international research and/or teaching body, hospital or university
http://neurocenter.unige.ch/master.php
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facUlTy of MeDIcIne
from dna to Bedside manner
committed to the continuous adaptation of its teaching curriculum to developments in biomedicine as well as to the needs of an evolving society, the faculty of medicine plays a leading role today in the development of medical education in Switzerland. It was the first of its kind in Switzerland to provide a new-problem-base method of medical learning. To date it is the only medical faculty to be officially accredited in Switzerland by the organisation of Quality accreditation (oaQ). The medical faculty of Geneva works in close collaboration with the Geneva University Hospitals in order to develop the practice of clinical medicine. It hosts the only School of dental medicine in the french-speaking part of Switzerland. While the quality of its research is today widely recognized, the faculty of medicine of the University of Geneva has promoted the development of a number of fields among which diabetes, infectious diseases, genetics, neurosciences and transplants. apart from pregraduate training in Medicine the faculty of Medicine also proposes several master programmes in other fields related to medical and life sciences.
master proGrammes
Human Medicine* Dental Medicine Movement and Sport Sciences Proteomics and bioinformatics** neuroscience***
Academic advisors Faculty of Medicine: Jean-francois.balavoine@unige.ch Section of Dental Medicine: Jean-Pierre.bernard@unige.ch Institute of Movement Sciences and Sports Medicine: bengt.Kayser@unige.ch cMU 1 rue Michel-Servet 1211 Genve 4 T. +41 (0)22 379 50 12/13/15
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* Master over a three years period that includes a 6th year of study with essentially clinical options (6th year is compulsory in order to pass the Swiss federal Medical examination) ** Undertaken jointly with the faculty of Sciences *** Undertaken jointly with the faculty of Sciences and the faculty of Psychology and educational Sciences
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master of mediCine
The master in medicine seeks to achieve the following general goals: to gain the necessary theoretical knowledge and practical know-how in the field of human health, to be acquainted with all illnesses that may afflict human health, including their etiology, symptoms, prevention and treatment, to master the techniques acquired in the fields of prevention, diagnostic, therapy and rehabilitation; to gain general understanding of the scientific foundations of medicine. Structure of master studies: first year, introduction to clinical procedures and rotations in major clinical services (learning in the clinical environment); second year, continuation of rotations, synthesis and preparation for exams (final exam for physicians, second part); third year: optional studies and internships (ten months), final exam for physicians, third part. 6 semesters / 180 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: Contact address: Career opportunities: french; good proficiency in english recommended www.unige.ch/dase/immatriculation/Immatenglish.html Student Secretariat, tel. +41 22 379 50 13 physician, researcher in basic or clinical medicine
www.unige.ch/medecine enseignement formations de base Mdecine
master in movement and sport sCienCes
The Institute of Movement Sciences and Sports Medicine (ISMMS) at the University of Geneva (UnIGe) and the Institute of Sport Sciences at the University of lausanne (ISSUl) offer a joint Master in Movement and Sport Sciences (SMS) under the aegis of the Triangle azur agreement, with the following five specializations: - Teaching is offered by the UnIGe and the UnIl; in Geneva, this specialization is composed of 60 credits in SMS and 30 to 60 credits in a second subject - Training and Performance is offered jointly by the UnIGe and the UnIl - adapted Physical activities and Health is offered jointly by the UnIl and the UnIGe - Social Sciences and Sports is offered by the UnIl - Sports and leisure Management is offered by the UnIl The degree comprises three parts: specific training in movement and sport sciences; training offered by other institutes or faculties; thesis (15-30 credits**). 3 or 4 semesters / 90 or 120*** credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: Contact address: Career opportunities: french www.unige.ch/dase/immatriculation/Immatenglish.html ismms-medecine@unige.ch school teacher depending on cantonal requirements; trainer/coach or researcher in movement and sport sciences; specialist in rehabilitation, integration of persons with disabilities, conception and management of fitness programmes; researcher; journalist; member of management at a major club or federation; researcher or other specialist in private and public sectors
http://ismms.unige.ch
master of dental mediCine
In addition to medical training in specific fields, the Master of Dental Medicine offers advanced training in the following: preventive dentistry, stomatology, oral surgery, dental and maxillo-facial radiology, maxillo-facial surgery, cariology, endodontics, pedodontics, orthodontics, oral physiophathology and periodontology, fixed prosthodontics, occlusion, temporomandibular disorders, biomaterials, gerodontology and removable prosthodontics. a Master in Dental Medicine can be earned in four semesters with a combination of theory (courses, problem-based learning, seminars), clinical instruction and odonto-technical work. During clinical training, which fills approximately 50% of the programme, students care for patients under the guidance of experienced clinicians. 4 semesters / 120 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: Contact address: Career opportunities: french www.unige.ch/dase/immatriculation/Immatenglish.html Student Secretariat, tel. +41 22 379 40 90 practitioner of dental medicine in private practice, university clinic, specialized dental service, hospital environment
www.unige.ch/medecine enseignement formations de base Mdecine dentaire
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* ecTS (european credit Transfer and accumulation System) credits: a measure of the work required for a given programme. one semester equals 30 ecTS credits. one credit corresponds to 25-30 hours of work. ecTS enables students to move from one european university to another. ** 15 ecTS for Teaching, 30 ecTS for the other specializations *** 120 ecTS if the second subject concerns physics or chemistry
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master of sCienCe in neUrosCienCes
organized by the faculty of Sciences, the faculty of Medicine and the faculty of Psychology and educational Sciences of the University of Geneva. The Master of Science in neuroscience constitutes an interdisciplinary training in the field of neuroscience and comprises: diverse theoretical training affording students advanced insight into the field as well as mastery of techniques specific to it; research training; an initiation to scientific communication. 3 semesters minimum and 5 semestrers maximum / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: Contact address: Career opportunities: some courses are offered exclusively in english and others in french candidates must hold a bachelors degree in sciences or medicine or psychology or a diploma considered equivalent Mona.Spiridon@unige.ch the training aims to meet the needs of students planning a career in connection with neurosciences within a national or international research and/or teaching body, hospital or university
http://neurocenter.unige.ch/master.php
The master is jointly organized by the Department of Structural biology and bioinformatics (faculty of Medicine), the Department of Informatics (faculty of Sciences), and the Swiss-Prot and Proteome Informatics Group (Swiss Institute of bioinformatics). The aim is to provide students with comprehensive training in methods and techniques in the fields of proteomics and bioinformatics. Upon completion of their studies, graduates will be capable of producing, analysing and understanding proteomic data. They will have acquired the know-how necessary for the development and creation of bioinformatic tools and databases. obligatory courses; optional courses; practical work, obligatory internship. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: english and french candidates must hold one of the following degrees from the University of Geneva: bachelor in biology, bachelor in biochemistry, Diploma in Medicine, bachelor in Pharmaceutical Sciences, bachelor in computer Sciences, bachelor in chemistry, or a degree considered equivalent Patricia.Palagi@isb-sib.ch this masters degree programme prepares students for research in proteomics and bioinformatics as well as in life sciences in general, and for a career in the pharmaceutical industry or in biotechnology. It may also lead to doctoral studies in biology, biochemistry or bioinformatics
master of sCienCe in proteomiCs and BioinformatiCs
www.unige.ch/medecine enseignement formations de base Protomique et bioinformatique
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facUlTy of aRTS
KnowledGe, imaGination and disCovery
Investigative work, research, surprising correspondences, close reading the faculty of arts gives new meaning to the study of the humanities. In the footsteps of the ancient egyptians, reading over a poets shoulder or puzzling out linguistic arcana whether from Switzerland or abroad this faculty deserves its french appellation, of letters, by taking the text as its primary focus. Whether mythological, religious, profane, literary or analytic, written texts are the mirror of the various civilizations out of which they arise. and, whether blinking on a screen, scratched onto papyrus, erected by the roadside or on a tablet, engraved in stone or displayed in lights, issued in the form of a declaration of war or a publicity slogan, they remain fascinating objects of knowledge.
master proGrammes
Humanities (90 ecTS) Specialized Multidisciplinary Master in asian Studies* (90 ecTS)
Academic advisor olivier.frutiger@unige.ch Uni bastions office 219 5 rue De-candolle 1211 Genve 4 T. +41 (0)22 379 73 13
Disciplines taught: ancient Greek language and literature, ancient history, arabic studies, armenian studies, art history, chinese studies, classical archaeology, classical studies, comparative literature, computer science for the humanities, egyptology and coptic, english studies, Medieval french and latin studies, french as a foreign language, french language and literature, general history, German studies, Hispanic studies, history and civilization of the Middle ages, history of religions, Italian studies, Japanese studies, language and civilization of Mesopotamia, latin language and literature, linguistics, Modern Greek studies, musicology, philosophy, Russian studies**
* offered jointly by the faculty of arts, the faculty of Social Science and economics, and the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies ** Portuguese, Rhaeto-Romansh, Korean and gender studies are taught in some of these programmes
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master of arts
The degree is earned in three semesters with course work in one or two disciplines and a thesis. each discipline has its own curriculum and programme. courses, seminars and practical work may be grouped by subject or methodology and offered as a module. each module then features one or more specific evaluations leading to a grade. The degree requires three modules in the discipline of choice, three optional modules, and the defence of a thesis. Holders of a Master of arts (Ma) may go on to advanced study. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: french; good proficiency in english indispensable / english, German, Italian, Spanish for english, German, Italian, Hispanic studies candidates for the faculty must meet the Universitys general enrolment conditions they must also hold a bachelor of arts in Humanities, referred to below as a ba, or a degree considered equivalent by the Dean of the faculty candidates who hold a diploma or degree equivalent to at least 180 credits**from another faculty of arts or university may be admitted to the faculty for a Ma programme; they may request that their additional credits**be treated as equivalents candidates for a Master of arts/Ma in disciplines requiring specific expertise for a ba may be required to complete supplementary studies before being admitted olivier.frutiger@unige.ch teaching, journalism, radio, television, publishing, libraries, documentation centres, archives, bookstores, museums, heritage bodies, international organizations, diplomacy, companies, banks, administration, human resources management, tourism, public relations, cultural management, art dealing, galleries, literary research and creation, linguistics, philosophy, etc.
www.unige.ch/lettres etudes formations proposes Matrise universitaire Matrises
speCialized mUltidisCiplinary master in asian stUdies
The Master in asian Studies offers multidisciplinary (culture, language, history, society, economics, politics, external relations, development cooperation) and intercultural training. among its staff are academics from various sections of the University of Geneva (the faculty of Social Science and economics and the faculty of arts) and of the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, as well as experts from foreign universities, international organizations and specialized institutions. It addresses both non-specialists and those who have already embarked on the study of asia, whether in the humanities or in the social sciences. The aim of instruction is to give students a well-rounded knowledge of asian countries, both as such and in their relations with the rest of the world. It is unique in combining theory and practice, and thus offering students the most complete preparation possible for dealings with asia in various professions. apart from their academic studies, candidates must also learn an asian language and get the opportunity to do research or an internship, either in an asian country or at an institution working with asia. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french; good proficiency in english indispensable to submit an application for this Master in asian Studies, candidates must meet the conditions for enrolment at the University of Geneva and must hold a ba granted by a Swiss university (minimum of 180 ecTS credits*) or a degree granted by a university considered equivalent by the academic committee; admission is based on careful study of the application and is decided by the academic committee Jean-luc.Maurer@graduateinstitute.ch, Marie.Wyss@unige.ch teaching, journalism, radio, television, publishing, libraries, documentation centres, archives, bookstores, museums, heritage bodies, international organizations, diplomacy, companies, banks, administration, human resources management, tourism, public relations, cultural management, art dealing, galleries, literary research and creation, linguistics, philosophy, etc.
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facUlTy of SocIal ScIence anD econoMIcS

from the loCal to the GloBal
election analysis, the emergence of social movements, economic globalization, finance, marketing, issues of mobility, the evolution of working conditions or the balance of international political power: whether on the local or on the global level, societys great debates all have their place in the broad range of disciplines united in the faculty of Social Science and economics. The creation in 2005 of a bachelor in International Relations now enables Geneva to offer a complete training in its traditional field of activity, which comprises both international relations and providing a home to the bodies that allow such relations to flourish.
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Management (Hec) economics Socio-economics Geography and Territory Science Sociology Political Science International economic History Gender Studies Statistics finance* accounting, control and finance** Specialized Master in communication and Media Sciences Specialized Master in Public Management Specialized Master in International Trading, commodity finance and Shipping Specialized Master in Standardization, Social Regulation and Sustainable Development
Academic advisors Economics; Socio-Economics, Geography and Territory Sciences; Sociology; Gender Studies: christiane.antoniades@unige.ch Management (HEC); Finance; Accounting, Auditing and Finance: Marc.Pochon@unige.ch Political Science; Statistics; Communication and Media Sciences; Public Management; International Trading, Commodity Finance and Shipping; International Economic History: Valerie.Vulliez@unige.ch Uni Mail 40 bd du Pont-darve 1211 Genve 4 T. +41 (0)22 379 80 16/17/18/19
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master of sCienCe in manaGement
aims: advanced knowledge and skills in the management of companies and organizations, more specifically in the disciplines of marketing and international management; development of analytical skills and synthesis as well as constructive criticism in a range of fields. courses and seminars, internship and thesis in a company or laboratory research; four specializations to choose from: international management, marketing and sales, strategic management, information systems and services science. 3 semesters / 4 for information systems and services science and 90 / 120 credits* for information systems and services science orientation Teaching language: Criteria for admission: english minimum prerequisite degree: bachelor in business Management or degree considered equivalent; bachelor or Master in another field and successful completion of a reorientation course worth up to 60 credits* Marcel.Paulssen@unige.ch marketing, international management, management controlling, organization, human resources, etc.
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institutions: money and banking, finance and insurance, public and private institutes for economic and statistical analysis, governmental institutions, international organizations, universities and specialist colleges, the media, health and social security, etc.
master of arts in GeoGraphy and territory sCienCe
Specialization in the fields of cultural and political representations and powers, both territorial and environmental. contents: a large network of academic and professional collaborations, in Geneva, frenchspeaking Switzerland and internationally, in the fields of geographic planning, development and information, offers two specializations: economic and social history or human geography, with three sub-specializations: cultures, powers, globalization; territorial development; geographical information. International conference series, cross-disciplinary workshops, thesis or internship. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french, lectures occasionally in english bachelor or Master in Geography, with a major in spatial approaches, or degree considered equivalent; bachelor or Master in another field and successful completion of a reorientation course worth between 30 and 60 credits* evelyne.Miazza@unige.ch research, university and secondary-school instruction related to history, careers in territorial development (performing studies and managing projects), careers in geomatics
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master of sCienCe in eConomiCs
The programme enables young economists to deepen their knowledge and understanding of the complex mechanisms underlying economic and social phenomena and to acquire advanced econometric, statistical and computational skills for empirical analysis. obligatory courses in micro- and macroeconomics, econometrics, dynamic methods, time series analysis, thesis. optional courses with opportunities to specialize in one of four areas: applied economics, econometrics, monetary and financial economics, public economics, and a new mention: microeconomics, in collaboration with the catholic University of louvain and the University of namur. 4 semesters / 120 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: english, with some optional courses in french bachelors degree in economics with major in economic theory, mathematics, statistics and econometrics; bachelors degree in another discipline and completion of a preliminary programme (up to 60 credits*) mscecon@unige.ch a wide range of careers in private corporations and public
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Training in the analysis of contemporary societies, understanding their structure and evolution, identifying the problems they face, and becoming familiar with the basic policies and forms of social activism associated with such issues; judicious deployment of concepts and ideas; identification and solution of problems, establishing research parameters and implementing them in the form of a specific methodology. contents: introduction to research by means of workshops involving conceptual development, investigative methods applied in teamwork, and individual work, all on a specific topic. This active strategy is supplemented by more traditional university courses and seminars. Three mentions: generalist, with internship, social policies 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french and english bachelor or Master in economics and/or Social Science, or degree considered equivalent; bachelor or Master in another field and successful completion of a reorientation course worth between 30 and 60 credits** Sandra.lancoud@unige.ch specialized work in a particular field of sociology, economic and social planning, management of social services, media communications, organizational analysis and management
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master of arts in international eConomiC history
objectives: certification for research projects in economic and social history (doctoral dissertation); high-level, multipurpose training for a career in the public or private sector. If desired, preparation for secondary-school instruction (Master in economic and Social History, Human Geography Specialist). contents: reflections on current research topics in economic and social history, courses and seminars in international economic history, history of the Third World, history of business, history of innovation and technological development, history of populations, social history, analytical and technical tools borrowed from other social-science disciplines (economics, econometrics, management, sociology, political science, geography), masters thesis (original archival research). 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french; some courses are given in english bachelor or Master in economic and Social History or degree considered equivalent (or a minimum 60 credits**in the various fields of the discipline); bachelor or Master in another field and successful completion of a reorientation course worth between 30 and 60 credits* Mary.osullivan@unige.ch teaching at secondary-school level, research (university, public and private institutions), archives (public and private, including corporate), journalism, public administration, international and humanitarian organizations, banking and finance
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master of arts in politiCal sCienCe
aims: perfecting expertise acquired during basic training, developing research skills in the field of political science, preparing for a professional career (job market or academia). contents: courses/seminars on topics and methodologies, general seminar, research colloquium, thesis or internship. There are five special fields to choose from: public action and multilevel governance; opinion, elections and social movements; political theory: citizenship, justice and democracy; logic and means of international action; generalist. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french; some courses are given in english bachelor or Master in economics and/or Social Science, or degree considered equivalent; bachelor or Master in another field and successful completion of a reorientation course worth between 30 and 60 credits*
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master of arts in pUBliC manaGement
aims: mastering theories and tools necessary for public action, particularly the analysis of public policy, public economy, public law and the management of public organizations. contents: common obligatory core syllabus. There are five special fields to choose from: management, environmental management, social policy, international politics, service sciences; thesis or internship at a more professional level. 4 semesters / 120 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: Contact address: Career opportunities: french; some courses are given in english minimum prerequisite degree: bachelor or Master in Social Sciences or law, or degree considered equivalent; frederic.Varone@unige.ch public service, supervisory bodies (accounting course), parliamentary services (Management controlling committee), associations, nGos, international oganizations, public service enterprises, private consultants
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(local/community, regional, national, international organizations) and private sector; research: the communication and Media doctoral school at the University of Geneva, various research groups, applied research on commission
master of arts in Gender stUdies
Interdisciplinary training in gender studies from a social-science perspective; mastery of concepts and tools for understanding and analysing social change in its association with social relations between the sexes; analysis of evolving labour relations, policy issues and cultural change, from the point of view of a range of disciplines: sociology, economics, law, political science, history, anthropology, education sciences. courses and seminars, thesis. obligatory instruction in basic concepts (gender, equality) and the gender aspect of social-science disciplines. optional instruction in specific topics in three specializations: socio-economics, politics, culture. 3 semesters / 90 credits* www.unige.ch/ses Sociologie nos enseignements Master en science de la communication et des mdias Teaching language: Criteria for admission: Contact address: Career opportunities: french (and/or english depending on instructor) www.unige.ch/dase/immatriculation/Immatenglish.html Veronique.Savary@unige.ch research in the social sciences, public policy on equality, human resources and promotion of equality in companies, professional training and guidance, journalism, publishing, nGos, associations and administrations
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master of arts in CommUniCation and media sCienCes
objective: training specialists in communication for rapid entry into professional life or research. common core syllabus: content, discourse, and image analysis; the practice of research; practitioners forum; theoretical instruction: sociology, media, reception, political information, communication, multidisciplinary approaches: law, economics, ethics, history, sociology and media; specializations: communication in politics, on television, for the tourism industry, in intercultural contexts, within the academy, etc. Two mentions: media; communication and journalism. 4 semesters / 120 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french minimum prerequisite degree: bachelor or Master, or degree considered equivalent; a reorientation course worth between 30 and 60 credits**is available for all other cases Marie-antoinette.belloccio@unige.ch media: press, radio, television, internet, as a journalist, member of editorial board, editorial secretariat; communication: communications director, head of communications, press attach; public sector
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master of arts in soCio-eConomiCs
aims: advanced expertise in the field of socio-economics; mastery of tools and concepts necessary for the critical analysis of interactions between society and economy, on the level of structures as well as processes, with an eye to optimizing such interactions.obligatory courses and seminars: 30 credits*. optional courses in social sciences, economics, demographics, methods and gender issues: 30 credits*. from theory to practice by way of research (thesis) or by practical enhancement of know-how on the interface between studies and professional activity (internship): 30 credits*. orientation in population studies. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french, some optional courses in english
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master of arts in international tradinG, Commodity finanCe and shippinG
http://tradingmaster.ch
Developed with and for professionals, this innovative academic programme is conducted to best fit in with the demands of working while studying. Students study part time, and work part time in Geneva, in a trading, shipping, specialized commodity finance bank or services company related to these activities. This multidisciplinary academic programme equips students with an understanding of the international supply and demand for commodities; an advanced training in commodity hedging, price risk and commodity finance; an ongoing relationship with the trading, finance and shipping companies and organizations. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: english bachelors degree. GMaT of 600 points; part-time employment in a trading, shipping, specialized commodity finance bank or services company related to these activities trading@hec.unige.ch trading, shipping, specialized commodity finance banks or services companies
and/or Social Sciences comprising basic studies in economics and social sciences, bachelor or Master in another field and successful completion of a reorientation course worth between 30 and 60 credits* Michel.oris@unige.ch the private sector, with a focus on corporate social responsibility; social economy (cooperatives, union, etc.), associations, nGos, nonprofit organizations; public service, in various challenging positions
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master of sCienCe in statistiCs
This programme emphasizes practical data analysis, developments of statistical models, and the use of various statistical software. The methods are applied to data analysis in economics, social, human and life sciences. contents: mention disciplinary: obligatory courses, practical work, optional internship, obligatory thesis and optional courses in other related fields may be taken in other master programmes; mention methodology: introduction to research in statistics, obligatory and optional courses, practical work and obligatory thesis. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: english (some optional courses in french) requirements: bachelors degree with good knowledge of statistics; bachelors degree in another discipline and completion of a complementary programme (up to 30 cre-dits*) master-stat@unige.ch statistical consultant for governmental, medical and social institutions, industry and finance, pharmaceutical sector, statistical research
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master of sCienCe in aCCoUntinG, Control and finanCe
organized by the faculty of Social Science and economics of the University of Geneva, and the faculty of economics and business administration of the University of lausanne. aims: mastery of technical know-how required for a career in accounting, solid supplementary theoretical training in related disciplines for a better grasp of the consequences of a given course of action in professional life, as well as for students planning on pursuing research for a doctorate. 3 semesters of course work (90 credits*) in financial accounting, management controlling, finance, audits and taxes, 1 semester spent as an intern at a company, followed by preparation of a thesis worth 30 credits*. The internship is waived for students who plan to earn a doctoral degree and replaced with a research thesis worth 30 credits*. 4 semesters / 120 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french and english minimum prerequisite degree: bachelor or Master in finance or business Management; holders of a bachelors or masters degree awarded by a foreign university or in a different discipline may be required to take a reorientation course worth 60 credits* mccf@unige.ch chartered accountant (the degree is equivalent to the exams required to become a certified federal accountant); administrative and financial manager, management controller, financial analyst, loan officer, tax consultant
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french and/or english minimum prerequisite degree: bachelor or Master in Management or business granted by a Swiss university; degree considered equivalent by the academic committee; bachelor or Master in another field and successful completion of a reorientation course worth between 30 and 60 credits* masterfinance-hec@unige.ch banks, insurance companies, management firms, investment funds
master of arts in standardization, soCial reGUlation and sUstainaBle development
The goal of this Masters programme is to bring together in a single curriculum the three thematic pillars: sustainable development, social regulation and standardization. This Master will be achieved through a partnership between the University of Geneva and the ISo, the worlds largest developer and publisher of international standards. This Master is an interdisciplinary programme which involves three disciplines: sociology, management and economics. The more operational courses in the curriculum will be taught by internal experts and external academics designated by ISo with the agreement of the scientific committee. The programme is divided in four blocks: foundation courses; Standardization and effects; elective course; Interniship and thesis. 4 semesters / 120 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: Contact address: Career opportunities: english bachelors degree; GMaT or GRe (this element has to be specified) lucio.baccaro@unige.ch International organizations; nGos; public administration; private sector
master of sCienCe in finanCe
organized by the faculties of Social Science and economics of the Universities of Geneva, lausanne and neuchtel. aims: advanced mastery of methods used in modern finance; introduction to professional life together with the high-level theoretical and methodological training required for advanced understanding of general careers in finance and their evolution, particularly by way of research. The common obligatory core syllabus comprises four courses, with three specializations to choose from (financial analysis, wealth management, financial engineering and risk management), optional courses, internship and thesis. 4 semesters / 120 credits*
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from the individUal to the international CommUnity
charged as it is with establishing the rules for human social interaction, the law is a discipline in constant flux. compulsory reading for aspiring judges and lawyers since antiquity, the law has never ceased to broaden its sphere and today encompasses such diverse fields as finance and the economy, humanitarian and environmental law, culture and international relations In this same spirit of open-mindedness, the faculty of law at the University of Geneva cultivates a special relationship with three of the top-ten law schools in the United States and, alone in europe, enjoys a student and faculty exchange agreement with the renowned Harvard law School. Its teachers and researchers benefit from their proximity to numerous international organizations, are deeply involved in developing an international legal system, and maintain close ties to such bodies as the World Trade organization (WTo) and the International criminal Tribunals (IcT).
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Master of laws bilingual Master (with basel) of laws Master of laws in civil and criminal law bilingual Master (with basel) of laws in civil and criminal law Master of laws in economic law bilingual Master (with basel) of laws in economic law Master of laws in International and european law bilingual Master (with basel) of laws in International and european law Master of laws in law of State action bilingual Master (with basel)of laws in law of State action Specialized Interdisciplinary Master in life Sciences law
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The Master of laws offers thorough legal training and provides direct entry into the professional world. Its selection of optional courses and thesis requirement enable students to acquire a general education in the various fields of legal studies. obligatory courses; optional courses; obligatory thesis. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french admission to the masters programme following the bachelors law degree requires a bachelors law degree from a Swiss university or a legal degree from a foreign university considered equivalent to a bachelors law degree from a Swiss university caterina.GidariWassmer@unige.ch, bita.bertossa@unige.ch corporate and public legal counsel, lawyer, notary, judge, legal counsel at a governmental or non-governmental organization, etc.
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master of laws in Civil and Criminal law
The Master of laws in civil and criminal law offers thorough legal training and provides direct entry into the professional world. Its selection of pivotal courses and thesis requirement offer students general training with special attention paid to family law, inheritance, liability, violations and criminal justice. obligatory courses; optional courses; obligatory thesis. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french admission to the masters programme following the bachelors law degree requires a bachelors law degree from a Swiss university or a legal degree from a foreign university considered equivalent to a bachelors law degree from a Swiss university caterina.GidariWassmer@unige.ch, bita.bertossa@unige.ch corporate and public legal counsel, lawyer, notary, judge, legal counsel at a governmental or non-governmental organization, etc.
BilinGUal master of laws of THe laW facUlTIeS of GeneVa anD baSel
The Master of laws offers thorough legal training and provides direct entry into the professional world. Its selection of optional courses and thesis requirement enable students to acquire a general education in the various fields of legal studies. conducted bilingually, the programme allows students to attend the faculties of law in both Geneva and basel so as to perfect their command of legal language in french and German. obligatory courses; optional courses; obligatory thesis. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french/German admission to the masters programme following the bachelors law degree requires a bachelors law degree from a Swiss university or a legal degree from a foreign university considered the equivalent of a bachelors law degree from a Swiss university manjolia.manoku@unige.ch corporate and public legal counsel, lawyer, notary, judge, legal counsel at a governmental or non-governmental organization, etc.
The Master of laws in civil and criminal law offers thorough legal training and provides direct entry into the professional world. Its selection of pivotal courses and thesis requirement offer students general training with special attention paid to family law, inheritance, liability, violations and criminal justice. conducted bilingually, the programme allows students to attend the faculties of law in both Geneva and basel so as to perfect their command of legal language in french and German. obligatory courses; optional courses; obligatory thesis. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french/German admission to the masters programme following the bachelors law degree requires a bachelors law degree from a Swiss university or a legal degree from a foreign university considered the equivalent of a bachelors law degree from a Swiss university manjolia.manoku@unige.ch corporate and public legal counsel, lawyer, notary, judge, legal counsel at a governmental or non-governmental organization, etc.
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The Master of laws in economic law offers thorough legal training and provides direct entry into the professional world. Its selection of pivotal courses and thesis requirement offer students general training with special attention paid to corporate law, finance, taxes and competition. obligatory courses; optional courses; obligatory thesis. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french admission to the masters programme following the bachelors law degree requires a bachelors law degree from a Swiss university or a legal degree from a foreign university considered equivalent to a bachelors law degree from a Swiss university caterina.GidariWassmer@unige.ch, bita.bertossa@unige.ch corporate and public legal counsel, lawyer, notary, judge, legal counsel at a governmental or non-governmental organization, etc.
master of laws in eConomiC law
BilinGUal master of laws in eConomiC law of THe laW facUlTIeS of GeneVa anD baSel
The Master of laws in economic law offers thorough legal training and provides direct entry into the professional world. Its selection of pivotal courses and thesis requirement offer students general training with special attention paid to corporate law, finance, taxes and competition. conducted bilingually, the programme allows students to attend the faculties of law in both Geneva and basel so as to perfect their command of legal language in french and German. obligatory courses; optional courses; obligatory thesis. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french/German admission to the masters programme following the bachelors law degree requires a bachelors law degree from a Swiss university or a legal degree from a foreign university considered the equivalent of a bachelors law degree from a Swiss university manjolia.manoku@unige.ch corporate and public legal counsel, lawyer, notary, judge, legal counsel at a governmental or non-governmental organization, etc.
master of laws in international and eUropean law
The Master of laws in International and european law offers thorough legal training and provides direct entry into the professional world. Its selection of pivotal courses and thesis requirement offer students general training with special attention paid to issues of peace and cooperation, international organizations and the european Union, as well as to trade and the individual in an international world. obligatory courses; optional courses; obligatory thesis. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french admission to the masters programme following the bachelors law degree requires a bachelors law degree from a Swiss university or a legal degree from a foreign university considered equivalent to a bachelors law degree from a Swiss university caterina.GidariWassmer@unige.ch, bita.bertossa@unige.ch corporate and public legal counsel, lawyer, notary, judge, legal counsel at a governmental or non-governmental organization, etc.
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The Master of laws in International and european law offers thorough legal training and provides direct entry into the professional world. Its selection of pivotal courses and thesis requirement offer students general training with special attention paid to issues of peace and cooperation, international organisations and the european Union, as well as to trade and the individual in an international world. conducted bilingually, the programme allows students to attend the faculties of law in both Geneva and basel so as to perfect their command of legal language in french and German. obligatory courses; optional courses; obligatory thesis. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french/German admission to the masters programme following the bachelors law degree requires a bachelors law degree from a Swiss university or a legal degree from a foreign university considered the equivalent of a bachelors law degree from a Swiss university manjolia.manoku@unige.ch corporate and public legal counsel, lawyer, notary, judge, legal counsel at a governmental or non-governmental organization, etc.
The Master of laws in law of State action offers thorough legal training and provides direct entry into the professional world. Its selection of pivotal courses and thesis requirement offers students general training with special attention paid to general interest topics, to public services, social issues and the environment. obligatory courses; optional courses; obligatory thesis. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french admission to the masters programme following the bachelors law degree requires a bachelors law degree from a Swiss university or a legal degree from a foreign university considered equivalent to a bachelors law degree from a Swiss university caterina.GidariWassmer@unige.ch, bita.bertossa@unige.ch corporate and public legal counsel, lawyer, notary, judge, legal counsel at a governmental or non-governmental organization, etc.
master of laws in law of state aCtion
The Master of laws in law of State action offers thorough legal training and provides direct entry into the professional world. Its selection of pivotal courses and thesis requirement offer students general training with special attention paid to general interest topics, to public services, social issues and the environment. conducted bilingually, the programme allows students to attend the faculties of law in both Geneva and basel so as to perfect their command of legal language in french and German. obligatory courses; optional courses; obligatory thesis. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french/German admission to the masters programme following the bachelors law degree requires a bachelors law degree from a Swiss university or a legal degree from a foreign university considered the equivalent of a bachelors law degree from a Swiss university manjolia.manoku@unige.ch corporate and public legal counsel, lawyer, notary, judge, legal counsel at a governmental or non-governmental organization, etc.
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The programme provides advanced knowledge of Swiss law in the areas of health, pharmaceuticals and intellectual property rights applicable to technology (patents), together with a sound knowledge of international law in these areas. It offers an overview of comparative health and intellectual property law and introduces the principles of bioethics. for students without previous legal training, its aim is to develop general skills in legal argumentation, whereas for students without previous academic training, it is to provide basic instruction in biology and medicine as an aid to grasping the legal principles elaborated in the other courses. obligatory courses; optional courses; obligatory thesis; optional internship. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french; passive proficiency in english (written and spoken) and in German (written) recommended conditions for admission to the masters programme as well as regulations and academic schedule are available at www.unige.ch/droit/mdv.; the programme is open to holders of degrees from the faculty of law as well as to those with a masters or bachelors degree from the faculties of Social Science and economics, Medicine or Psychology.; additional conditions apply to the admission of holders of a masters or bachelors degree from another faculty Dominique.Manai@unige.ch, Philippe.Ducor@unige.ch legal counsel at a public health department, a pharmaceutical or bio-tech company, or an international or non-governmental organization in the fields of health or intellectual property; lawyer, patent agent
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from Calvin to e-learninG
Heir to the legacy of Jean calvin, the autonomous faculty of Protestant Theology studies the sources, the discourses, and the practices of christianity. In addition to this prestigious history, however, it is also one of the very few faculties of theology in the french-speaking world to feature a complete bachelors programme by correspondence (bachelor by e-learning). future pastors and students from all walks of life and religious convictions, are trained in an environment of intellectual freedom and dialogue. Together with the faculties of Theology at the Universities of lausanne and neuchtel, the faculty offers a cutting-edge theological education, in the form of both a bachelors and a masters programme.
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Theology
Academic advisor christine.Hahn@unige.ch
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organized by the faculties of Theology of the Universities of Geneva, lausanne and neuchtel. The master of theology marks the conclusion of the second level of basic training in theology. It aims to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in several branches of theology. branches offered are biblical studies, history of christianity, religious studies, systematic theology and ethics, and practical theology. The programme includes writing a masters thesis in one of those branches. 4 semesters / 120 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french students may enrol for the Master of Theology at the faculties of theology of the Universities of Geneva, lausanne or neuchtel (at the candidates discretion); candidates must also meet the general conditions for enrolment at the university of their choice; candidates must hold a bachelors degree in theology or any other degree considered equivalent; holders of bachelors degrees in other disciplines may attend reorientation courses christine.Hahn@unige.ch ecclesiastical professions as well as positions in such fields as education, journalism, media, politics and human resources
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from pedaGoGy to affeCtive sCienCes
following in the footsteps of Jean Piaget, its illustrious forebear, the faculty of Psychology and educational Sciences (fPSe) uses the latest methods in a field of interest to every one of us. as it trains future psychologists, speech therapists, teachers, special education experts and continuing education professionals, the faculty investigates both the development and mental health of human beings, and issues related to their education and upbringing. In addition to enjoying a broadly acknowledged, excellent reputation in research, the fPSe is also a driving force in the national centre of competence in Research in affective Sciences, an institution that studies the role of affects and emotions in shaping our behaviour and decision-making processes. It also hosts a specialized unit for the study of new learning and teaching technologies (Tecfa).
master proGrammes
Psychology advanced learning and Teaching Technology* Speech and language Therapy* educational Sciences Special education Interdisciplinary Master in neurosciences*
Academic advisors Mobility, BaSSED, PhD: Valerie.Kiciman@unige.ch Psychology: anastasie.Tryphon@unige.ch Educational Sciences; Masters, MALTT: Pascale.Pasche-Provini@unige.ch
Uni Mail 40 bd du Pont-darve 1211 Genve 4 Psychology: T. +41 (0)22 379 90 17/18/19 educational sciences: T. +41 (0)22 379 90 13/14
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master of sCienCe in psyCholoGy
The Master of Science in Psychology is the second level of basic training in psychology. It aims to impart advanced knowledge in certain specific areas of psychology. obligatory courses; optional courses; free courses; obligatory thesis. 4 semesters / 120 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french; good passive knowledge of english recommended candidates must hold a bachelors degree in psychology or a degree considered equivalent; holders of a Master from a french university may be admitted to the first year of the master in psychology; they may be awarded a limited number of equivalencies depending on their previous studies anastasie.Tryphon@unige.ch institutional or private-sector psychologist
www.unige.ch/fapse enseignements formations proposes Matrises universitaires
master of sCienCe in speeCh and lanGUaGe therapy
The Master of Science in Speech and language Therapy programme aims to train students in the scientific study of speech, language and human communication, as well as dysfunctions thereof. It also prepares students to perform the principal professional activities of the speech therapist: consulting and prevention, evaluation and diagnostics, coaching and management of dysfunctions of the voice, of deglutition, of speech, of oral and written language and of communication. obligatory courses; optional courses; obligatory internship; obligatory thesis. 4 semesters / 120 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french admission is granted on the basis of the candidates experience, on condition that the candidate: a) holds a bachelors degree in psychology from a Swiss university or a degree considered equivalent; b) has successfully completed the prerequisite courses; c) has been accepted for the admissions process anastasie.Tryphon@unige.ch institutional or private-sector speech therapist
master of sCienCe in advanCed learninG and teaChinG teChnoloGies
The programme aims to impart fundamental applied knowledge in the area of educational technologies, open and distance learning, and information and communication systems management. Diploma holders may go on to advanced study. obligatory courses; optional courses; obligatory internship; obligatory thesis. 4 semesters / 120 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french candidates for admission must hold a bachelors degree (a minimum of 180 ecTS credits*) or a degree considered equivalent by the dean; candidates must also show oral and written proficiency in french as well as fundamental skills in information and communication technologies; with their application they must also submit an ad hoc form to be evaluated by the academic committee as part of the admission process Pascal.Pasche-Provini@unige.ch education and training: training manager, e-learning specialist, trainer of IcT trainers, IcT manager at an academic institution; educational design: multimedia developer, course designer; ergonomist, corporate nIcT specialist, webmaster, community manager, etc.
www.unige.ch/fapse enseignements formations proposes Matrises universitaires Contact address: Career opportunities:
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master of sCienCe in edUCation
analysis and intervention in educational systems Multipurpose training prepares students to analyse and intervene in educational systems, both academic and extracurricular. Training depends on advanced technical knowledge of education sciences and aims to build skills in the analysis of a range of complex educational situations, as well as in intervention and research into education sciences. obligatory courses; optional courses; free courses; obligatory thesis. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: Contact address: Career opportunities: french www.unige.ch/dase/immatriculation/Immatenglish.html Pascale.Pasche-Provini@unige.ch evaluation, educational consulting, education research, project management, management and planning of corporate educational systems, of public services and institutions, and of associations and international organizations
master of sCienCe in speCial edUCation
offers advanced study of educational intervention and the integration of children, youths and adults with special needs. obligatory internship; obligatory courses; optional courses; free courses; obligatory thesis 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: Contact address: Career opportunities: french www.unige.ch/dase/immatriculation/Immatenglish.html Pascale.Pasche-Provini@unige.ch pedagogical consultancy staff member, specialist educator, trainer in educational institutions offering applied sciences and pedagogy, faculty member at a university, college or an institute for specialized research and/or development
master of sCienCe in neUrosCienCes
adult education Responds to the need for professional skills development, a requirement at once political, institutional and societal, as well as more generally for the development of personal experience within specific social groups. offers advanced training in topics germane to the field of adult education combined with associated research methods. Helps to develop skills in the creation of training methods, in the conduct of interventions and in the evaluation process by alternating between the acquisition of basic knowledge, the study of methodologies, and the acquisition of professional experience. obligatory courses; optional courses; free courses; obligatory internship; obligatory thesis. 4 semesters / 120 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: Contact address: Career opportunities: french www.unige.ch/dase/immatriculation/Immatenglish.html Pascale.Pasche-Provini@unige.ch conceiving and implementing training; coordinating pedagogical teams; managing training; group leader; consultant
master of sCienCe in edUCation
organized by the faculty of Sciences, the faculty of Medicine and the faculty of Psychology and educational Sciences of the University of Geneva. The Master of Science in neurosciences constitutes an interdisciplinary training in the field of neurosciences and comprises: diverse theoretical training affording students advanced insight into the field as well as mastery of techniques specific to it; research training; an initiation to scientific communication. 3 semesters minimum and 5 semesters maximum / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: Contact address: Career opportunities: some courses are offered exclusively in english and others in french candidates must hold a bachelors degree in sciences, medicine, psychology, or a diploma considered equivalent Mona.Spiridon@unige.ch the training aims to meet the needs of students planning a career in connection with neurosciences within a national or international research and/or teaching body, hospital or university
http://neurocenter.unige.ch Master in neuroscience
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ScHool of TRanSlaTIon anD InTeRPReTaTIon

from araBiC to rUssian
founded in 1941, the School of Translation and Interpretation (eTI) at the University of Geneva is one of the oldest of its kind in the world. Its proximity to the Un and numerous international organizations makes it a world-renowned centre of competence. With a teaching staff numbering roughly one hundred, abundant IT resources, and one of europes best equipped and most specialized libraries, eTI offers a comprehensive training, granting a bachelor in Multilingual communication, a Master in Translation, a Master in Interpretation, and a Doctorate. The generalist nature of the bachelor in Multilingual communication means it can serve as a stepping stone to other masters programmes, in Geneva or elsewhere, for example in public relations, media, tourism, or linguistic mediation. The languages of instruction are arabic, english, french, German, Italian, Russian and Spanish.
master proGrammes
Translation* conference Interpreting*
Academic advisors
Doris.Schmidt@unige.ch olivier.Demissy@unige.ch
Uni Mail 40 bd du Pont-darve 1211 Genve 4 T. +41 (0) 22 379 87 08
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master of arts in translation
The aim is to train translators to translate both general and specialized texts written in a passive language into their native language or language of education; to reflect on the theory and practice of translation; to develop facility with translation aids and a basic understanding of the underlying technology. The masters degree is offered with three different specializations: translation studies, specialized translation, translation technologies. 4 semesters / 120 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: depending on the language combination chosen/french bachelors degree in multilingual communication from the eTI or degree considered equivalent by the admission board; passage of entrance exam for holders of other university degrees; registration deadline: 31 January Doris.Schmidt@unige.ch positions in multilingual communication, translator, writer/ editor, terminologist, translation specialist
www.unige.ch/eti Programmes Programmes on offer Ma Translation
master of arts in ConferenCe interpretinG
The aim is to train conference interpreters to provide simultaneous or consecutive interpretation at meetings and conferences in their chosen language combination, as well as to reflect on the theory and practice of interpretation. 3 semesters / 90 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: depending on the language combination chosen/french candidates must hold the bachelors degree in multilingual communication or degree considered equivalent by the School, have spent at least four months in a country whose official language figures in the candidates language combination, and successfully pass written and oral examinations; registration deadline: 31 January Doris.Schmidt@unige.ch conference interpreter
www.unige.ch/eti Programmes Programmes on offer Ma Interpretation http://virtualinstitute.eti.unige.ch
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InSTITUTe foR enVIRonMenTal STUDIeS

from GloBal warminG to GovernanCe
Inaugurated in spring 2009, the Institute for environmental Studies is helping to make Geneva a world capital of sustainable development. It offers courses towards a Master in environmental Studies with three possible specializations: natural environmental studies; climate and energy; globalization, urbanism and governance. It also carries on research projects with such prestigious institutions as the University of california in los angeles (Ucla) and the University of Quebec in Montreal (UQaM).
master of sCienCe in environmental sCienCe
The programme is intended for those who wish to adopt an interdisciplinary approach to the study of how the natural environment functions, and how it interacts with humans and socio-economics systems. It is organized by the the faculty of Sciences, and the faculty of Social Science and economics of the University of Geneva. Three specializations are possible: natural environmental science (bio-geo-chemical cycles, natural resources and biodiversity); climate and energy; globalization, urbanism and governance. The Masters programme is organized into a common core syllabus as an introduction to inter- and transdisciplinarity; specialized courses in environmental science; transdisciplinary workshops and seminars; a Masters thesis. 4 semesters / 120 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french students who meet the conditions for enrolment at the University of Geneva may be admitted to preparatory studies for a Master of environmental Science; they must hold a bachelor of Science or of Social Science and economics from the University of Geneva or another institution, or a degree or certificate of training considered equivalent by the Institutes academic committee admission is granted on the basis of a candidates experience; a candidate may be asked to undertake a maximum 60 credits* of additional training; the Institutes academic committee shall decide on admission students are enrolled at the University and registered at the faculty of Sciences catherine.cornut@unige.ch environmental consulting firms; environment department in an industrial enterprise, a municipal, cantonal or federal administration; teaching and research; non-governmental (e.g. WWf, Red cross) or international organization (e.g. United nations environment Programme, World Health organization, World Meteorological organization)
www.unige.ch/muse
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eURoPean InSTITUTe
from Geneva to BrUssels
founded in 1963 by Denis de Rougemont, the european Institute of the University of Geneva is an interfaculty centre that trains post-graduate students to the understanding and the analysis of europe. With an interdisciplinary approach, the Master in european studies is a two-year degree offering a wide and rich range of high-level courses in economics, law, politics, literature and history. The european Institute is a privileged place to study europe from an international city located at the core of europe, but out of the european Union.
master of arts in eUropean stUdies
courses and seminars are organized around three orientations: economics, Politics and Societies, Institutions, law and Societies and culture and Societies; these allow for a specialization in a combination of disciplines. The Master offers an alternative between writing a thesis and doing an internship (30 credits). 4 semesters / 120 credits* Teaching language: Criteria for admission: french, occasionally english experience, mastery of french, bachelor level. candidates must meet the Universitys general enrolment conditions. admission is based on careful study of candidate application and is decided by the admission committee. incomingstudents-ieug@unige.ch european institutions, international organizations, nGos, public administration, private sector.
www.unige.ch/ieug etudes Master
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