University of Geneva (UNIGE)
Founded in 1559, the University of Geneva (UNIGE) is one of Switzerland’s leading public universities and ranks among the world’s top academic institutions. Open to the world and closely connected to international Geneva, UNIGE brings together more than 19,000 students and offers a highly multicultural learning environment.
Academic programmes
The university offers Bachelor’s, Master’s and doctoral programmes across a wide range of disciplines, including:
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Sciences and Medicine
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Economics and Management
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Law and International Relations
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Social Sciences and Humanities
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Psychology and Education
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Translation and Interpreting
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Computer Science and Global Studies
UNIGE offers more than 500 study programmes, including 136 Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees.
Language of instruction
Most Bachelor’s programmes are taught primarily in French, although some faculties offer bilingual French-English courses. A growing number of Master’s programmes are taught partly or entirely in English. Language requirements vary according to the chosen programme.
Admission
Applicants must hold a recognised Swiss or international secondary-school qualification. Admission requirements vary by programme, and some faculties may require a French-language examination, an entrance test or an application review. Master’s applicants normally need a relevant Bachelor’s degree or an equivalent qualification.
Why choose UNIGE?
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One of Switzerland’s largest and most internationally recognised universities
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Broad selection of academic programmes
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Strong research reputation
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Excellent location in the heart of international Geneva
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Close links with the United Nations, NGOs and multinational organisations
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Affordable tuition compared with many international universities
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Extensive exchange opportunities with partner institutions worldwide
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