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General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Baccaluria / 12th Grade Graduation Certificate, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

70%

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

National Senior Certificate (NSC), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

60% (Rating Grade 5)

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diplomë e maturës shtetërore, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Baccalauréat d’enseignement secondaire général (filières littéraires et scientifiques), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Shahadat Al-Thanawaya Al-Aama (General Secondary Education Certificate) (literary track / scientific track), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

80%

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Baccalauréat de l’Enseignement du Second Degré (Série A1 lettres - langues / Série A2 lettres - sciences humaines / Série B lettres - sciences sociales / Série C sciences et techniques / Série D biologie - géologie), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20, mention « assez bien »

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Baccalauréat de l’Enseignement du Second Degré (Série C mathématiques et sciences physiques / Série D mathématiques et sciences de la nature), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20, mention « assez bien »

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Baccalauréat de l’enseignement secondaire (Série A: lettres-philosophie / C: mathématiques et sciences physiques / D: mathématiques et sciences de la vie et terre), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5.  Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6.  Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20, mention "good enough"

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Baccalauréat / Diplôme de Bachelier de l’Enseignement du Second Degré (Série C mathématiques et sciences physiques / Série D mathématiques et sciences de la nature), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diplôme de Bachelier de l’Enseignement du Second Degré / Baccalauréat (Série A, B, C et D), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Baccalauréat unique, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20, mention « assez bien »

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

From 2019: Diplom Metevaseth, theoretical branch (mathematics and physics/experimental sciences)

Before 2019: Diplom Metevaseth, theoretical branch (mathematics and physics/experimental sciences)   + Pre-University Certificate

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20 au Diplom Metevaseth

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diplôme du Baccalauréat de l’Enseignement Secondaire (Série A philosophie – lettres / Série C mathématiques et sciences physiques / Série D mathématiques et sciences naturelles), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Baccalauréat (Série sciences expérimentales / sciences mathématiques / lettres), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:
 

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

From 2021: Bachiller Cientifico

Before 2021: Bachiller en Ciencias y Letras / Cientifico

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

3 (bueno)

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diplôme d'Etat d'Etudes Secondaires du Cycle Long, sections scientifique, littéraire ou pédagogique, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

 60%

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Al-Shahada Al-Thanawiyya-Al’Amma (Baccalauréat, General Secondary Certificate) (Scientific Branch), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

50%

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Baccalauréat (Série lettres / mathématiques / sciences expérimentales / sciences informatiques / sciences techniques), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:
 

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:
Shahadat Al-Thanaweya Al-Amma (Secondary School Leaving Certificate - General), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1.  First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

80%

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Baccalauréat du troisième degré (séries A, C, D), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20, mention « assez bien »

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diploma di istruzione secondaria superiore del

•    Liceo classico
•    Liceo linguistico
•    Liceo scientifico
•    Liceo scientifico (opzione scienze applicate)
•    Liceo delle scienze umane
•    Liceo delle scienze umane (opzione economico-sociale)

 

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diploma di superamento dell’esame di stato conclusivo dei corsi di studio di liceo classico, linguistico o scientifico, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diploma di istruzione secondaria superiore del:

•    Liceo classico
•    Liceo linguistico
•    Liceo scientifico
•    Liceo scientifico (opzione scienze applicate)
•    Liceo delle scienze umane
•    Liceo delle scienze umane (opzione economico-sociale)

 

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diploma di superamento dell’esame di stato conclusivo dei corsi di studio di liceo classico, linguistico o scientifico, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:
Reifezeugnis einer allgemein bildenden höheren Schule (AHS), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE

No required average grade

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diploma van Secundair Onderwijs, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Abschlusszeugnis der Oberstufe des Sekundarunterrichts, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Matriculation Certificate, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE

No required average grade

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

 

ATTENTION: the enrollment conditions for the Bachelor's degree in Multilingual Communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretating (FTI) are subject to specific conditions indicated in the following block. We strongly recommend that you take note of these conditions, especially if your degree does not meet the general enrollment conditions.

 

Reifezeugnis einer allgemein bildenden höheren Schule (AHS), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diploma van Secundair Onderwijs, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Abschlusszeugnis der Oberstufe des Sekundarunterrichts, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Matriculation Certificate, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:
No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:
If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Bachiller, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

7/10

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Bachiller en Humanidades, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

64/100 (bueno) or 5/7

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

From 2021: Diplôme d’État

Before 2021: Diplôme des Humanités Générales + Diplôme d'État

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)


SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

From 2021: 60%

Before 2021: 60% at the Diplôme d'État

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Certificate of Upper Secondary Education, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

C or 30/50

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Baccalauréat de l’Enseignement du second degré, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Baccalauréat de l'enseignement du second degré / Baccalauréat général, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20, mention « assez bien »

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diplôme de Bachelier de l’Enseignement du Second Degré, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

- Bachiller, Ciencias y Letras
- Bachiller, nivel medio superior de la Educacion General Politecnica Laboral + Certification de Estudios Terminados

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

80%

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Thanaweya a'Amma (General Secondary Education Certificate GSEC), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

80%

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Bachillerato General Unificado (Bachillerato en Ciencias), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

14/20 (ou 8/10)

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

From 2021: West African Senior School Certificate

Before 2021: Senior Secondary School Certificate (West African Examinations Council)

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

B3 for each subject

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

3 for each subject

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Secondary school diploma, single baccalaureate, series: Life and Earth Sciences (SVT) / Mathematical and Physical Sciences (SMP) / Economic and Social Sciences (SES) / Literary, Literature and Arts (LLA).

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

60% (à la 2ème partie)

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

From 2022: Ijazah – Sekolah Menengah Atas (SMA), IPA

Before 2022: Ijazah – Sekolah Menengah Atas (SMA), IPA + Surat Keterangan Hasil Ujian Nasional (SKHUN)

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

75%

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Koto Gakko Sotsugyo Shomei-sho (general course), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

3/5

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

B

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Baccalauréat libanais, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Bachillerato General (Educación media superior propedeutica), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

7/10

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Buren dund Bolovsrolyn unemlekh, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

C

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diplôme de Bachelier de l’Enseignement du Second Degré, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Senior School Certificate (conféré par NECO) / West Afrian Senior School Certificate (conféré par WAEC), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

3 for each subject

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Bachiller, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

4/5

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Baccalauréat de l’Enseignement Secondaire, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:
12/20, mention « assez bien »

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

West African Senior School Certificate, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

3 for each subject

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

High School Certificate of Graduation, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

C (Mi)

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Senior High School Leaving Certificate, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

B

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Mathayom Suksa 6, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

3/4

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

From 2022: Bang Tot Nghiep Trung Hoc Pho Thong

Before 2022:

- Bang Tot Nghiep Trung Hoc Pho Thong
- Bang Tot Nghiep Pho Thong Trung Hoc

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

7/10

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Certificado de conclusão do ensino médio, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

7/10 (bom)

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Australian Capital Territory: ACT Senior Secondary Certificate  
New South Wales: Higher School Certificate (HSC)  
Northern Territory: Northern Territory Certificate of Education and Training (NTCET)
Queensland: Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE)
South Australia: South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE)
Tasmania: Tasmanian Certificate of Education (TCE)
Victoria: Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE)
Western Australia: Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE)

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

 

For the Northern Territory Certificate of Education and Training (NTCET)

If the above conditions are met, the applicant must also :

AND

 

For all other degrees

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass:

AND

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

-    Matura
-    Svjedodzba
-    Diploma o Zavrzenoj Srednjoj Skoli (précédemment: Svjedodzba o Zavarsenom Obrazovanju IV Stepen)
-    Diploma o Polozenom Maturskom Ispitu

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diploma za (zavarsheno) Sredno Obrazovanie, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Apolytirio Lykeio, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Svjedodzba o drzavnoj maturi, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Bevis for Studentereksamen (stx), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Gümnaasiumi Iöputunnistus + Riigieksamitunnistus, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Sruli zogadi ganatlebis atestati, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Apolytirio Genikoy Lykeioy, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Gimnáziumi érettségi bizonyítvány, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Studentsprof, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Teudat Bagrut, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

- Diplomë për kryerjen e shkollës së mesme të lartë–gjimnazit

- Diploma o zavrsenoj visoj srednjoj skoli–gimnaziji

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE

No required average grade

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Atestats par visparejo videjo izglitibu, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Brandos Atestatas, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diploma za polozena drzavna matura = Diplomë për dhënien e maturës shtetërore (4 years), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Invatamintul liceal / Diploma de bacalaureat, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

- Diploma o polozenom maturskom ispitu

- Diplomë për dheniën e provimit të maturës

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Vitnemal videregaende opplaering, with mention "og har oppnadd generell studiekompetanse", if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diploma Voorbereidend Wetenschappelijk Onderwijs V.W.O of the following series: science and technology (natuur en techniek), science and health (natuur en gezandheid), economics and society (economie en maatschappij) and culture and society (cultuur en maatschappij), qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE

No required average grade

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Swiadectwo ukonczenia liceum ogolnoksztalcacego + Swiadectwo Dojrzalosci, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Vysvedceni o maturitni zkousce – Gymnazium, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diploma de bacalaureat, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

- Diplomë për kryerjen e shkollës së mesme të përgijthshme gjimnazin (obtained in 4 year)

- Diploma o stecenom srednem obrazovanju (obtained in 4 year)

In addition, the diploma must be qualifiedas general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Vysvedcenie o maturitnej skuske-gymnázium, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Spricevalo o splosni maturi, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diplomë e maturës shtetërore, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Australian Capital Territory: ACT Senior Secondary Certificate  
New South Wales: Higher School Certificate (HSC)  
Northern Territory: Northern Territory Certificate of Education and Training (NTCET)
Queensland: Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE)
South Australia: South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE)
Tasmania: Tasmanian Certificate of Education (TCE)
Victoria: Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE)
Western Australia: Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE)

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

For the Northern Territory Certificate of Education and Training (NTCET)

If the above conditions are met, the applicant must also :

 

For all other degrees

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass:

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

-    Matura
-    Svjedodzba
-    Diploma o Zavrzenoj Srednjoj Skoli (précédemment: Svjedodzba o Zavarsenom Obrazovanju IV Stepen)
-    Diploma o Polozenom Maturskom Ispitu

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diploma za (zavarsheno) Sredno Obrazovanie, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Apolytirio Lykeio, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Svjedodzba o drzavnoj maturi, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Bevis for Studentereksamen (stx), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Gümnaasiumi Iöputunnistus + Riigieksamitunnistus, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Sruli zogadi ganatlebis atestati, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Apolytirio Genikoy Lykeioy, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Gimnáziumi érettségi bizonyítvány, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Studentsprof, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Teudat Bagrut, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

- Diplomë për kryerjen e shkollës së mesme të lartë–gjimnazit

- Diploma o zavrsenoj visoj srednjoj skoli–gimnaziji

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE

No required average grade

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Atestats par visparejo videjo izglitibu, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Brandos Atestatas, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diploma za polozena drzavna matura = Diplomë për dhënien e maturës shtetërore (4 years), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Invatamintul liceal / Diploma de bacalaureat, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

- Diploma o polozenom maturskom ispitu

- Diplomë për dheniën e provimit të maturës

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Vitnemal videregaende opplaering, with mention "og har oppnadd generell studiekompetanse", if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diploma Voorbereidend Wetenschappelijk Onderwijs V.W.O of the following series: science and technology (natuur en techniek) and science and health (natuur en gezandheid), economics and society (economie en maatschappij) and culture and society (cultuur en maatschappij), qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Swiadectwo ukonczenia liceum ogolnoksztalcacego + Swiadectwo Dojrzalosci, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Vysvedceni o maturitni zkousce – Gymnazium, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diploma de bacalaureat, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

- Diplomë për kryerjen e shkollës së mesme të përgijthshme gjimnazin (obtained in 4 year)

- Diploma o stecenom srednem obrazovanju (obtained in 4 year)

In addition, the diploma must be qualifiedas general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Vysvedcenie o maturitnej skuske-gymnázium, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Spricevalo o splosni maturi, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Orta tahsil haqqinda attestat, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass:

AND

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:


NOTE:
If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Atestat ab agulnaj sjarednjaj adukacyi / Attestat o sredenem obrazovanii, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass:

AND

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:


NOTE:
If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Lise Diplomasi, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:


NOTE:
If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Bachillerato (Modalidad de Ciencias), if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass:

AND

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:


NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Chalpy orta bilim turaly attestat, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

1.    First language
2.    Second language
3.    Mathematics
4.    Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
5.    Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
6.    Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

•     pass two years of study in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE

AND

•     pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions)

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:

•     provide a proof of admission, in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, to a Kazakh university recognized by UNIGE

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

-    Dschalpi orto bilim dschönündö attestat

-    Attestat o srednem obscem obrazovani

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass:

AND

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:

 


NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Attestat o srednem (polnom) obscem obrazovanii, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:


NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Attestat dar borai malumoti mijona, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass:

AND

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:


NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Anadolu Lisesi Diplomasi - Fen Lisesi Diplomasi, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:


NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

From 2022: Svidotstvo pro zdobuttia povnoi zagalnoi serednoi osvity

Before 2022: Atestat pro povnu zagal’nu seredniu osvitu / Svidotstvo pro zdobuttia povnoi zagalnoi serednoi osvity

, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:


NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Orta tahsil haqqinda attestat, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass two years of study in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in a country that have signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention.

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:


NOTE:
If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Atestat ab agulnaj sjarednjaj adukacyi / Attestat o sredenem obrazovanii, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass two years of study in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in a country that have signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention.

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:


NOTE:
If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Lise Diplomasi, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed two years of study in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in a country that have signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention.

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:


NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Bachillerato (Modalidad de Ciencias), if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass two years of study in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in a country that have signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention.

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:


NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Chalpy orta bilim turaly attestat, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

1.    First language
2.    Second language
3.    Mathematics
4.    Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
5.    Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
6.    Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

•     pass two years of study in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:

•     provide a proof of admission, in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, to a Kazakh university recognized by UNIGE

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

-    Dschalpi orto bilim dschönündö attestat

-    Attestat o srednem obscem obrazovani

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass two years of study in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in a country that have signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention.

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:

 


NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Attestat o srednem (polnom) obscem obrazovanii, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:


NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Attestat dar borai malumoti mijona, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass two years of study in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in a country that have signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention.

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:


NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Anadolu Lisesi Diplomasi - Fen Lisesi Diplomasi, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed two years of study in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in a country that have signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention.

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:


NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

From 2022:Svidotstvo pro zdobuttia povnoi zagalnoi serednoi osvity

Before 2022: Atestat pro povnu zagal’nu seredniu osvitu / Svidotstvo pro zdobuttia povnoi zagalnoi serednoi osvity

, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed two years of study in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in a country that have signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention.

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:


NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENT:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTES:

In view of the filter chosen (Upper secondary education), you would not, in principle, be eligible for registration for the next academic year.

If you have a recognized university degree (see above), please repeat the simulation by choosing "Bachelor" under "Level of the highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTES:

In view of the filter chosen (Upper secondary education), you would not, in principle, be eligible for enrollment for the next academic year.

If you have a recognized university degree (see above), please repeat the simulation by choosing "Bachelor" under "Level of the highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

1.    First language
2.    Second language
3.    Mathematics
4.    Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
5.    Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
6.    Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

2,5

If the required grade average is not obtained, the applicant must provide a proof of admission, in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, to a German university recognized by UNIGE.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).  

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

1.    First language
2.    Second language
3.    Mathematics
4.    Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
5.    Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
6.    Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

2,5

If the required grade average is not obtained, the applicant must provide a proof of admission, in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, to a German university recognized by UNIGE.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMAS RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Since 2018 : Atestat Mijnakarg (Yndhanur) Krtutyan

Before 2018 : Mijnakarg (Iriv) Krtutyan Atestat

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

1)    for the Atestat Mijnakarg (Yndhanur) Krtutyan

AND

 

2)    for the Mijnakarg (Iriv) Krtutyan Atestat

AND

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMAS RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Since 2018 : Atestat Mijnakarg (Yndhanur) Krtutyan

Before 2018 : Mijnakarg (Iriv) Krtutyan Atestat

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

1)    for the Atestat Mijnakarg (Yndhanur) Krtutyan

 

2)    for the Mijnakarg (Iriv) Krtutyan Atestat

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

European Baccalaureate, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree.  It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

European Baccalaureate, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree.  It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Certificat d'enseignement secondaire supérieur général, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree.  It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Alberta: Alberta High School Diploma, in which the 6 general education subjects (see below) are taken continuously in all grades (10, 20 and 30).

British Columbia: British Columbia Certificate of Graduation - Dogwood Diploma, in which the 6 general education subjects (see below) are taken continuously in all grades (10, 11 and 12).

Labrador: High School Graduation Diploma, in which the 6 general education subjects (see below) are taken continuously in all grades (10, 11 and 12). The "Academic" or "Advanced" level of grade 12 must be attested by subject code 3xxx.

Manitoba: High School Diploma, in which the 6 general subjects (see below) are taken continuously in all grades (10, 11 and 12).  The "Specialized" level in grade 12 must be attested by subject code 40S.

New Brunswick: High School Graduation Diploma - Diplôme de fin d'études, in which the 6 general education subjects (see below) are taken continuously in all grades (10, 11 and 12).

Newfoundland: High School Graduation Diploma, in which the 6 general subjects (see below) are taken continuously at all levels (10, 11 and 12). The Academic or Advanced level of grade 12 must be attested by subject code 3xxx.

Northwest Territories: High School Graduation Diploma, in which the 6 general education subjects (see below) are taken continuously in all grades (10, 20 and 30).

Nova Scotia: High School Completion Certificate, in which the 6 general education subjects (see below) are taken continuously in all grades (10, 11 and 12). The "Academic" or "Advanced" level must be attested in grade 12.

Nunavut: Nunavut Senior Secondary School Graduation Diploma, in which the 6 general subjects (see below) are taken continuously in all grades (10, 20 and 30).

Ontario: Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), in which the 6 general subjects (see below) are taken continuously at all levels (10, 11 and 12). The University Preparation level with subject code xxx4Ux must be attested in Grade 12.

Prince Edward Island: Prince Edward High School Graduation Diploma, in which the 6 general education subjects (see below) are taken continuously in all grades (10, 11 and 12). The Academic level of grade 12 must be attested by subject code 6xx.

Quebec: Diplôme d'études collégiales (D.E.C.) préuniversitaire (provide transcripts for the last 4 years).

Saskatchewan: Record of Secondary Level Achievement (Transcript) for complete Grade 12 standing, with the 6 general education subjects (see below) taken continuously in all grades (10, 11 and 12).

Yukon: British Columbia Certificate of Graduation - Dogwood Diploma, with the 6 general education subjects (see below) taken continuously in all grades (10, 11 and 12).

 

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Alberta: Alberta High School Diploma, in which the 6 general education subjects (see below) are taken continuously in all grades (10, 20 and 30).

British Columbia: British Columbia Certificate of Graduation - Dogwood Diploma, in which the 6 general education subjects (see below) are taken continuously in all grades (10, 11 and 12).

Labrador: High School Graduation Diploma, in which the 6 general education subjects (see below) are taken continuously in all grades (10, 11 and 12). The "Academic" or "Advanced" level of grade 12 must be attested by subject code 3xxx.

Manitoba: High School Diploma, in which the 6 general subjects (see below) are taken continuously in all grades (10, 11 and 12).  The "Specialized" level in grade 12 must be attested by subject code 40S.

New Brunswick: High School Graduation Diploma - Diplôme de fin d'études, in which the 6 general education subjects (see below) are taken continuously in all grades (10, 11 and 12).

Newfoundland: High School Graduation Diploma, in which the 6 general subjects (see below) are taken continuously at all levels (10, 11 and 12). The Academic or Advanced level of grade 12 must be attested by subject code 3xxx.

Northwest Territories: High School Graduation Diploma, in which the 6 general education subjects (see below) are taken continuously in all grades (10, 20 and 30).

Nova Scotia: High School Completion Certificate, in which the 6 general education subjects (see below) are taken continuously in all grades (10, 11 and 12). The "Academic" or "Advanced" level must be attested in grade 12.

Nunavut: Nunavut Senior Secondary School Graduation Diploma, in which the 6 general subjects (see below) are taken continuously in all grades (10, 20 and 30).

Ontario: Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), in which the 6 general subjects (see below) are taken continuously at all levels (10, 11 and 12). The University Preparation level with subject code xxx4Ux must be attested in Grade 12.

Prince Edward Island: Prince Edward High School Graduation Diploma, in which the 6 general education subjects (see below) are taken continuously in all grades (10, 11 and 12). The Academic level of grade 12 must be attested by subject code 6xx.

Quebec: Diplôme d'études collégiales (D.E.C.) préuniversitaire (provide transcripts for the last 4 years).

Saskatchewan: Record of Secondary Level Achievement (Transcript) for complete Grade 12 standing, with the 6 general education subjects (see below) taken continuously in all grades (10, 11 and 12).

Yukon: British Columbia Certificate of Graduation - Dogwood Diploma, with the 6 general education subjects (see below) taken continuously in all grades (10, 11 and 12).

 

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

High School Diploma, provided that it includes 6 Advanced Placement (AP) Exams as follows:

  1. First language (native language)
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry, physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history, economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or Computer Science or Philosophy. Computer Science or Philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

The following subjects are not recognized (non-exhaustive list): Art and Design Programm, Art History, Environmental Science, Music Theory, Psychology, Statistics, Comp. Government and Politics, US Government and Politics.

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

AP Exams with a minimum grade of 3 in 6 independent general knowledge subjects.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).  

 

NOTES:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

High School Diploma, provided that it includes 6 Advanced Placement (AP) Exams as follows:

  1. First language (native language)
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry, physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history, economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or Computer Science or Philosophy. Computer Science or Philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

The following subjects are not recognized (non-exhaustive list): Art and Design Programm, Art History, Environmental Science, Music Theory, Psychology, Statistics, Comp. Government and Politics, US Government and Politics.

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

AP Exams with a minimum of 3 in 6 independent general knowledge subjects.

 

NOTES:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Since 2024: Lukion Päättötodistus + Ylioppilastutkintotodistus with at least 150 credit points, 6 independent general education subjects with at least 20 credit points in mathematics, 14 credit points in each of the languages and at least 10 credit points in each other subject

Before 2024: Lukion Päättötodistus + Ylioppilastutkintotodistus, with at least 75 lessons, including no less than six general education subjects and at least eight lessons for each subject, resp. 10 lessons in mathematics (advanced level).

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:
 

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Since 2024: Lukion Päättötodistus + Ylioppilastutkintotodistus with at least 150 credit points, 6 independent general education subjects with at least 20 credit points in mathematics, 14 credit points in each of the languages and at least 10 credit points in each other subject

Before 2024: Lukion Päättötodistus + Ylioppilastutkintotodistus, with at least 75 lessons, including no less than six general education subjects and at least eight lessons for each subject, resp. 10 lessons in mathematics (advanced level).

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

From 2021: Baccalauréat général, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

In addition, holders of the Baccalauréat général must also meet the following conditions:

  • have chosen in the penultimate year ("première"):
    • Mathematics speciality AND
    • Life and earth sciences or Physics-chemistry speciality;
  • have chosen in the final year ("terminale"):
    • Mathematics speciality or complementary Mathematics option AND
    • Life and earth sciences or Physics-chemistry speciality.

 

Before 2021: Baccalauréat général des séries L, ES, S

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20

If the required grade average is not obtained, the diploma must be accompanied by successful completion of two years of study in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE (obtaining 120 ECTS – L2) in a country that have signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE)

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects:

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

3 for each subject (or C for a language chosen in category C).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

OR

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE)

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects:

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

3 for each subject (or C for a language chosen in category C).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

International Baccalaureate, with 3 exams at the higher level, including one science subject (mathematics, chemistry, biology or physics), and 3 exams at the standard level.   

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects:

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

The following subjects are not recognized (non-exhaustive list): Literature and theatrical performance, Global politics, Information technology in a global society, History of Islam, Psychology, Social and cultural anthropology, World religions, Design technology, Environmental systems and societies, Sports, Exercise and health science, Mathematics studies (intermediate level), Complementary mathematics (intermediate level), Dance, Music, Film, Theatre, Visual arts.

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

At least 32 points, not including bonus points

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).  

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

International Baccalaureate, with 3 exams at the higher level, including one science subject (mathematics, chemistry, biology or physics), and 3 exams at the standard level.   

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects:

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

The following subjects are not recognized (non-exhaustive list): Literature and theatrical performance, Global politics, Information technology in a global society, History of Islam, Psychology, Social and cultural anthropology, World religions, Design technology, Environmental systems and societies, Sports, Exercise and health science, Mathematics studies (intermediate level), Complementary mathematics (intermediate level), Dance, Music, Film, Theatre, Visual arts.

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

At least 32 points, not including bonus points

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Liechtensteinischer Maturitätsausweis

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Diplôme de fin d’études secondaires classiques, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required

 

NOTE:

Applicants who do not fulfill the conditions set out above must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

National Certificate of Education Achievement NCEA, level 3 certificate, with six general education subjects with at least 14 credits each at level 1, level 2 and level 3.

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects:

1.    First language
2.    Second language
3.    Mathematics
4.    Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
5.    Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
6.    Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

•    provide a proof of admission, in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, to a New Zeland university recognized by UNIGE

AND

•    pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

National Certificate of Education Achievement NCEA, level 3 certificate, with six general education subjects with at least 14 credits each at level 1, level 2 and level 3.

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects:

1.    First language
2.    Second language
3.    Mathematics
4.    Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
5.    Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
6.    Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

•   provide a proof of admission, in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, to a New Zeland university recognized by UNIGE.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Examensbevis, Högskoleförberendande Examen (Ekonomiprogrammet / Naturvetenskapsprogrammet / Samhällsvetenskapsprogrammet) with at least 2500 points, including six subjects with at least 200 credits in each subject and 250 credits in mathematics.

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

AND

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Examensbevis, Högskoleförberendande Examen (Ekonomiprogrammet / Naturvetenskapsprogrammet / Samhällsvetenskapsprogrammet) with at least 2500 points, including six subjects with at least 200 credits in each subject and 250 credits in mathematics.

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMAS RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

  • A Swiss cantonal “Maturity” Certificate
  • A Swiss national “Maturity” Certificate (Swiss Maturity examination)
  • A Swiss vocational ‘‘Maturity’’ Certificate, together with the certificate of completion of the bridging program (“examen passerelle”)
  • A Swiss specialized ‘Maturity’ Certificate, together with the certificate of completion of the bridging program (“examen passerelle”)

 

N.B. HES-SO students who have acquired at least 60 ECTS credits within a maximum period of 2 years and under the conditions set out in the CUSO-HES memorandum of understanding /avenant are also eligible for registration.

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific average grade required

 

NOTES:

Do you have a Swiss certificate or diploma other than those listed above?

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

If the country where you obtained your upper secondary school diploma is not listed in this guide, contact the Admissions Office via our online platform (admissions.unige.ch then "click here to ask..."). We will be pleased to provide you with further information.

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General Terms and Conditions

The Interfaculty Centre for Children’s Rights does not offer a bachelor's degree.

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General Terms and Conditions

The  Institute does not offer a bachelor's degree.

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General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, enrollment may be considered on the basis of upper secondary education, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are then met. In this case, repeat the simulation by choosing "Upper secondary education" under "Level of highest diploma obtained or in the process of being obtained» and the country of graduation under "Country of graduation".

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, enrollment may be considered on the basis of upper secondary education, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, repeat the simulation by choosing "Upper secondary education" under "Level of highest diploma obtained or in the process of being obtained» and the country of graduation under "Country of graduation".

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, enrollment may be considered on the basis of upper secondary education, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, repeat the simulation by choosing "Upper secondary education" under "Level of highest diploma obtained or in the process of being obtained» and the country of graduation under "Country of graduation".

 

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, enrollment may be considered on the basis of upper secondary education, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, repeat the simulation by choosing "Upper secondary education" under "Level of highest diploma obtained or in the process of being obtained» and the country of graduation under "Country of graduation".

 

 

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a recognized Swiss Higher Education Institution (UNI, EPF, HES, HEP), at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, enrollment may be considered on the basis of upper secondary education, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, repeat the simulation by choosing "Upper secondary education" under "Level of highest diploma obtained or in the process of being obtained» and the country of graduation under "Country of graduation".

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a recognized Swiss Higher Education Institution (UNI, EPF, HES, HEP), at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, enrollment may be considered on the basis of upper secondary education, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, repeat the simulation by choosing "Upper secondary education" under "Level of highest diploma obtained or in the process of being obtained» and the country of graduation under "Country of graduation".

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENT:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, enrollment may be considered on the basis of upper secondary education, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, repeat the simulation by choosing "Upper secondary education" under "Level of highest diploma obtained or in the process of being obtained» and the country of graduation under "Country of graduation".

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, enrollment may be considered on the basis of upper secondary education, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, repeat the simulation by choosing "Upper secondary education" under "Level of highest diploma obtained or in the process of being obtained» and the country of graduation under "Country of graduation".

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENT:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, enrollment may be considered on the basis of upper secondary education, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, repeat the simulation by choosing "Upper secondary education" under "Level of highest diploma obtained or in the process of being obtained» and the country of graduation under "Country of graduation".

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, enrollment may be considered on the basis of upper secondary education, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, repeat the simulation by choosing "Upper secondary education" under "Level of highest diploma obtained or in the process of being obtained» and the country of graduation under "Country of graduation".

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a recognized Swiss Higher Education Institution (UNI, EPF, HES, HEP), at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, enrollment may be considered on the basis of upper secondary education, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, repeat the simulation by choosing "Upper secondary education" under "Level of highest diploma obtained or in the process of being obtained» and the country of graduation under "Country of graduation".

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a recognized Swiss Higher Education Institution (UNI, EPF, HES, HEP), at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, enrollment may be considered on the basis of upper secondary education, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, repeat the simulation by choosing "Upper secondary education" under "Level of highest diploma obtained or in the process of being obtained» and the country of graduation under "Country of graduation".

 

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, enrollment may be considered on the basis of upper secondary education, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are then met. In this case, repeat the simulation by choosing "Upper secondary education" under "Level of highest diploma obtained or in the process of being obtained» and the country of graduation under "Country of graduation".

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, enrollment may be considered on the basis of upper secondary education, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are then met. In this case, repeat the simulation by choosing "Upper secondary education" under "Level of highest diploma obtained or in the process of being obtained» and the country of graduation under "Country of graduation".

 

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a recognized Swiss Higher Education Institution (UNI, EPF, HES, HEP), at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, enrollment may be considered on the basis of upper secondary education, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are then met. In this case, repeat the simulation by choosing "Upper secondary education" under "Level of highest diploma obtained or in the process of being obtained» and the country of graduation under "Country of graduation".

 

General Terms and Conditions

The Certificate in Transnational Law (CDT/CTL) is exclusively provided by the Faculty of Law.

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General Terms and Conditions

The chosen faculty/institute/centre does not offer a complementary certificate.

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General Terms and Conditions

The supplementary study programs in humanities are exclusively provided by the Faculty of Humanities.

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General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTES:

If you hold, or are about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Bachelor" under "Level of highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a Bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a Bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a Bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a recognized Swiss Higher Education Institution (UNI, EPF, HES, HEP), at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a Bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTES:

If you hold, or are about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Bachelor" under "Level of highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a Bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a Bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a Bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a recognized Swiss Higher Education Institution (UNI, EPF, HES, HEP), at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a Bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTES:

If you hold, or are about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Bachelor" under "Level of highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a recognized Swiss Higher Education Institution (UNI, EPF, HES, HEP), at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

The School of French Language and Civilization (ECLF) does not offer a master’s degree, but only the Diploma in French as a foreign language (DEFLE) and the Diploma of specialized studies in French as a foreign language (DESFLE).

French foreign language education can be studied as part of a bachelor's or master's degree in the Faculty of Humanities.

Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTES:

If you hold, or are about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Bachelor" under "Level of highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree or the DEFLE, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree or the DEFLE, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a recognized Swiss Higher Education Institution (UNI, EPF, HES, HEP), at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree or the DEFLE, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

General Terms and Conditions

The Diploma of specialized studies in French as a foreign language (DESFLE) is exclusively offered by the School of French Language and Civilization (ECLF).

Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMAS RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

  • A Swiss cantonal “Maturity” Certificate
  • A Swiss national “Maturity” Certificate (Swiss Maturity examination)
  • A Swiss vocational ‘‘Maturity’’ Certificate, together with the certificate of completion of the bridging program (“examen passerelle”)
  • A Swiss specialized ‘Maturity’ Certificate, together with the certificate of completion of the bridging program (“examen passerelle”)

 

N.B. HES-SO students who have acquired at least 60 ECTS credits within a maximum period of 2 years and under the conditions set out in the CUSO-HES memorandum of understanding /avenant are also eligible for registration.

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific average grade required

 

NOTES:

Do you have a Swiss certificate or diploma other than those listed above?

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

To find out the conditions for enrollment according to the country where your upper secondary school diploma was issued, please consult our pdf of the official conditions. A link can be found at the top right of the screen.

If you have any questions, please contact the Admissions Office via our online platform (admissions.unige.ch then "click here to ask..."). We are happy to provide you with additional information.

 

NOTE:

If you hold, or are about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Bachelor" under "Level of highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained ".

 

General Terms and Conditions

The upper secondary school diploma awarded by the selected country requires among other conditions the successful completion of the ECUS exam. However, the latter is only organized once a year in August. Consequently, enrollment for the Spring semester is not possible.

 

NOTE:

If you have a recognized university degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Bachelor" under "Level of highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained". If not, please submit an application for a new academic year in the Autumn semester.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENT:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTES:

In view of the filter chosen (Upper secondary education), you would not, in principle, be eligible for enrollment for the next academic year.

If you have a recognized university degree (see above), please repeat the simulation by choosing "Bachelor" under "Level of the highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTES:

In view of the filter chosen (Upper secondary education), you would not, in principle, be eligible for enrollment for the next academic year.

If you have a recognized university degree (see above), please repeat the simulation by choosing "Bachelor" under "Level of the highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".

 

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, enrollment may be considered on the basis of upper secondary education, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, repeat the simulation by choosing "Upper secondary education" under "Level of highest diploma obtained or in the process of being obtained» and the country of graduation under "Country of graduation".

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, enrollment may be considered on the basis of upper secondary education, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, repeat the simulation by choosing "Upper secondary education" under "Level of highest diploma obtained or in the process of being obtained» and the country of graduation under "Country of graduation".

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, enrollment may be considered on the basis of upper secondary education, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, repeat the simulation by choosing "Upper secondary education" under "Level of highest diploma obtained or in the process of being obtained» and the country of graduation under "Country of graduation".

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a recognized Swiss Higher Education Institution (UNI, EPF, HES, HEP), at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, enrollment may be considered on the basis of upper secondary education, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, repeat the simulation by choosing "Upper secondary education" under "Level of highest diploma obtained or in the process of being obtained» and the country of graduation under "Country of graduation".

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a recognized Swiss Higher Education Institution (UNI, EPF, HES, HEP), at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, enrollment may be considered on the basis of upper secondary education, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, repeat the simulation by choosing "Upper secondary education" under "Level of highest diploma obtained or in the process of being obtained» and the country of graduation under "Country of graduation".

 

General Terms and Conditions

The chosen faculty/school/institute/centre does not offer a bachelor's degree in the Spring semester.

Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

The Diploma in French as a Foreign Language (DEFLE) is not offered in the Spring semester.

Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMAS RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

  • A Swiss cantonal “Maturity” Certificate
  • A Swiss national “Maturity” Certificate (Swiss Maturity examination)
  • A Swiss vocational ‘‘Maturity’’ Certificate, together with the certificate of completion of the bridging program (“examen passerelle”)
  • A Swiss specialized ‘Maturity’ Certificate, together with the certificate of completion of the bridging program (“examen passerelle”)

 

N.B. HES-SO students who have acquired at least 60 ECTS credits within a maximum period of 2 years and under the conditions set out in the CUSO-HES memorandum of understanding /avenant are also eligible for registration.

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific average grade required

 

NOTES:

Do you have a Swiss certificate or diploma other than those listed above?

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

 

General Terms and Conditions

To find out the conditions for enrollment according to the country where your upper secondary school diploma was issued, please consult our pdf of the official conditions. A link can be found at the top right of the screen.

If you have any questions, please contact the Admissions Office via our online platform (admissions.unige.ch then "click here to ask..."). We are happy to provide you with additional information.

 

NOTE:

If you hold, or are about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Bachelor" under "Level of highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained ".

 

General Terms and Conditions

The upper secondary school diploma awarded by the selected country requires among other conditions the successful completion of the ECUS exam. However, the latter is only organized once a year in August. Consequently, enrollment for the Spring semester is not possible.

 

NOTE:

If you have a recognized university degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Bachelor" under "Level of highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained". If not, please submit an application for a new academic year in the Autumn semester.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENT:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTES:

In view of the filter chosen (Upper secondary education), you would not, in principle, be eligible for enrollment for the next academic year.

If you have a recognized university degree (see above), please repeat the simulation by choosing "Bachelor" under "Level of the highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTES:

In view of the filter chosen (Upper secondary education), you would not, in principle, be eligible for enrollment for the next academic year.

If you have a recognized university degree (see above), please repeat the simulation by choosing "Bachelor" under "Level of the highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for registration are then met. Please note, however, that no bachelor's degree is offered in the Spring Semester for the selected faculty/school/institute. Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a Bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for registration are then met. Please note, however, that no bachelor's degree is offered in the Spring Semester for the selected faculty/school/institute. Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a Bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a recognized Swiss Higher Education Institution (UNI, EPF, HES, HEP), at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for registration are then met. Please note, however, that no bachelor's degree is offered in the Spring Semester for the selected faculty/school/institute. Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a recognized Swiss Higher Education Institution (UNI, EPF, HES, HEP), at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a Bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

The Complementary Certificate in Translation is not offered in the Spring semester.

Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTES:

If you hold, or are about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Bachelor" under "Level of highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained ".

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for registration are then met. Please note, however, that no bachelor's degree is offered in the Spring Semester for the selected faculty/school/institute. Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

General Terms and Conditions

If you are interested in the supplementary Bachelor-level study program in humanities, we inform you that it is not offered in the Spring semester.

Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

General Terms and Conditions

The chosen faculty/school/institute/centre does not offer a master's degree in the Spring Semester.

Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTES:

If you hold, or are about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Bachelor" under "Level of highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTES:

If you hold, or are about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Bachelor" under "Level of highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for registration are then met. Please note, however, that no bachelor's degree is offered in the Spring Semester for the selected faculty/school/institute. Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for registration are then met. Please note, however, that no bachelor's degree is offered in the Spring Semester for the selected faculty/school/institute. Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for registration are then met. Please note, however, that no bachelor's degree is offered in the Spring Semester for the selected faculty/school/institute. Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a recognized Swiss Higher Education Institution (UNI, EPF, HES, HEP), at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for registration are then met. Please note, however, that no bachelor's degree is offered in the Spring Semester for the selected faculty/school/institute. Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a recognized Swiss Higher Education Institution (UNI, EPF, HES, HEP), at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

The Diploma of specialized studies in French as a foreign language (DESFLE) is not offered in the Spring Semester.

Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

If the country where you obtained your upper secondary school diploma is not listed in this guide, contact the Admissions Office via our online platform (admissions.unige.ch then "click here to ask..."). We will be pleased to provide you with further information.

Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

If the country where you obtained your upper secondary school diploma is not listed in this guide, contact the Admissions Office via our online platform (admissions.unige.ch then "click here to ask..."). We will be pleased to provide you with further information.

Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTES:

If you hold, or are about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Bachelor" under "Level of highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTES:

If you hold, or are about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Bachelor" under "Level of highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for registration are then met. Please note, however, that no bachelor's degree is offered in the Spring Semester for the selected faculty/school/institute. Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Leaving Certificate (Ardteistiméireacht), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

H5 (Higher Level) / O5 (Ordinary Level) for each subject

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass:

AND

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Scottish Qualifications Certificate (SQC) – Standard Grade + Scottish Qualifications Certificate (SQC) – Higher + Scottish Qualifications Certificate (SQC) – Advanced Higher including 6 subjects:

2 subjects in Standard Grade

+ 1 other subject in Higher Grade

+ 3 other subjects in Advanced Higher Grade (including one subject in Mathematics or Natural Sciences)

 

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

3 or C for each subject

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Singapore-Cambridge General Certificate of Education (new curriculum 2006) including 6 subjects:  

2 subjects in O-level

+ 1 other subject in H1

+ 3 other subjects in H2 (including 1 H2 in Mathematics or Natural Sciences)

 

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

C for each subject

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Leaving Certificate (Ardteistiméireacht), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

H5 (Higher Level) / O5 (Ordinary Level) for each subject.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass:

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Scottish Qualifications Certificate (SQC) – Standard Grade + Scottish Qualifications Certificate (SQC) – Higher + Scottish Qualifications Certificate (SQC) – Advanced Higher including 6 subjects:

2 subjects in Standard Grade

+ 1 other subject in Higher Grade

+ 3 other subjects in Advanced Higher Grade (including one subject in Mathematics or Natural Sciences)

 

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

3 or C for each subject

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

 

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Singapore-Cambridge General Certificate of Education (new curriculum 2006) including 6 subjects:  

2 subjects in O-level

+ 1 other subject in H1

+ 3 other subjects in H2 (including 1 H2 in Mathematics or Natural Sciences)

 

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

C for each subject

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

- General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) or General Certificate of Education (GCE) – Advanced Subsidiary Level (GCE AS) + General Certificate of Education – Advanced Level (GCE AL) 

- Advanced Subsidiary Level (AS) + Cambridge AICE Diploma Advanced Level (AL)

- Pre-U Short Course + Pre-U Principal Subject

- International GCSE (IGCSE) or International Advanced Subsidiary Level (IAS) + International Advanced Level (IAL)

The diploma must include 6 subjects among which 3 GCE AL / AICE AL / Pre-U Principal Subject / International Advanced Level (IAL) (including one subject in Mathematics or Natural Sciences).


In addition, it must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

- B for each of the 2 out of 3 GCE AL / AICE AL / Pre-U Principal Subject / International Advanced Level (IAL) (respectively M2 for the Pre-U Principal Subject)

  • C for the third GCE AL / AICE AL / Pre-U Principal Subject / International Advanced Level (IAL) (respectively M3 for the Pre-U Principal Subject)

- For each of the 3 GCSE ou GCE AS / AICE AS / Pre-U Short Course / IGCSE or IAS :

  • 5 for GCSE / IGCSE (respectively B for Wales and Northern Ireland)
  • C for GCE AS / AICE AS / IAS
  • M3 for the Pre-U Short Course

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

- General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) or General Certificate of Education (GCE) – Advanced Subsidiary Level (GCE AS) + General Certificate of Education – Advanced Level (GCE AL) 

- Advanced Subsidiary Level (AS) + Cambridge AICE Diploma Advanced Level (AL)

- Pre-U Short Course + Pre-U Principal Subject

- International GCSE (IGCSE) or International Advanced Subsidiary Level (IAS) + International Advanced Level (IAL)

The diploma must include 6 subjects among which 3 GCE AL / AICE AL / Pre-U Principal Subject / International Advanced Level (IAL) (including one subject in Mathematics or Natural Sciences).


In addition, it must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

- B for each of the 2 out of 3 GCE AL / AICE AL / Pre-U Principal Subject / International Advanced Level (IAL) (respectively M2 for the Pre-U Principal Subject)

  • C for the third GCE AL / AICE AL / Pre-U Principal Subject / International Advanced Level (IAL) (respectively M3 for the Pre-U Principal Subject)

- For each of the 3 GCSE ou GCE AS / AICE AS / Pre-U Short Course / IGCSE or IAS :

  • 5 for GCSE / IGCSE (respectively B for Wales and Northern Ireland)
  • C for GCE AS / AICE AS / IAS
  • M3 for the Pre-U Short Course

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Baccalauréat général de l’enseignement secondaire, série Scientifique, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

1.    First language
2.    Second language
3.    Mathematics
4.    Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
5.    Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
6.    Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:
If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, enrollment may be considered on the basis of upper secondary education, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, repeat the simulation by choosing "Upper secondary education" under "Level of highest diploma obtained or in the process of being obtained» and the country of graduation under "Country of graduation".

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTES:

In view of the filter chosen for your highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained, you would not be eligible for this certificate of specialization. Indeed, the conditions for admission to the program (see the program's study rules and regulations) require a university degree (master's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a recognized Swiss Higher Education Institution (UNI, EPF, HES, HEP), at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTES:

In view of the filter chosen for your highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained, you would not be eligible for this certificate of specialization. Indeed, the conditions for admission to the program (see the program's study rules and regulations) require a university degree (master's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE.

If you hold, or are about to hold, a graduate degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Master" under "Level of the highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, a graduate degree, enrollment may be considered for another program, provided that the general enrollment requirements are then fulfilled. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a recognized Swiss Higher Education Institution (UNI, EPF, HES, HEP), at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, a graduate degree, enrollment may be considered for another program, provided that the general enrollment requirements are then fulfilled. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

General Terms and Conditions

The University Institute of Teacher Education (UITE) does not offer any certificate of specialization in the Spring semester.

Please repeat the simulation by modifying the semester applied for.

 

General Terms and Conditions

Doctoral applicants must hold a Master's degree in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE.

In all cases, applicants must have a first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

The chosen faculty/school/institute/center does not offer doctoral programs.

Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

General Terms and Conditions

Doctoral applicants must hold a Master's degree in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE. In all cases, applicants must have a first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

NOTE

  • If you hold, or are about to hold, a Master’s degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Master’s” under "Level of highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".

  • If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, a master’s degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's or a master’s degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

General Terms and Conditions

MAS applicants must hold a Master's degree in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE. In all cases, applicants must have a first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

Note

  • If you hold, or are about to hold, a Master’s degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Master’s” under "Level of highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".
  • If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, a master’s degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's or a master’s degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

Most MAS programs are run by the Center for Continuing and Distance Education. Please visit the Center’s webpage for more information about procedures and deadlines for those MAS programs.

General Terms and Conditions

Those wishing to apply for a Master's of Advanced Studies (MAS) must hold a Master's degree, or an equivalent degree, from a university and program recognized by UNIGE. In all cases, applicants must have a Bachelor's degree obtained after at least three years of study (no less than 180 ECTS credits) from a university and program recognized by UNIGE.

Note: most MAS programs are run by the Center for Continuing and Distance Education. Please visit the Center’s webpage for more information about procedures and deadlines for those MAS programs.

 

General Terms and Conditions

The chosen faculty/school/institute/center does not offer Masters of Advanced Studies that involve advanced studies. Most MAS programs are run by the Center for Continuing and Distance Education. Please visit the Center’s webpage for more information.

General Terms and Conditions

The chosen faculty/school does not offer MAS programs in the Spring Semester.

Most MAS programs are run by the Center for Continuing and Distance Education. Please visit the Center’s webpage for more information.

General Terms and Conditions

The chosen faculty/school/Institute/Center does not offer Certificates of Specialization (CS).

Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

General Terms and Conditions

The Certificate of Specialization in the Legal Profession (ECAV) runs only in the spring semester. Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

Applicants must hold a Master's degree, or an equivalent degree, from a university and program recognized by UNIGE. In all cases, applicants must have a Bachelor's degree obtained after at least three years of study (no less than 180 ECTS credits) from a university and program recognized by UNIGE.

General Terms and Conditions

Applicants must hold a Master's degree in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE. In all cases, applicants must have a first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

NOTE:

  • If you hold, or are about to hold, a Master’s degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Master’s” under " Level of highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".
  • If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, a master’s degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's or a master’s degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE
A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

NOTES

  • If you hold, or are about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Bachelor" under "Level of highest degree earned or expected to be earned by the end of this academic year".
  • If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE

Applicants must have a Bachelor's degree obtained after at least three years of study (no less than 180 ECTS credits) from a university and program recognized by UNIGE.

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE
A first university degree (bachelor's degree or equivalent) obtained in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a training course of a minimum duration of 3 years (at least 180 ECTS credits).

NOTES

  • If you hold, or are about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Bachelor" under "Level of highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".
  • If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, an undergraduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a bachelor's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

From 2021: Baccalauréat général, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

In addition, holders of the Baccalauréat général must also meet the following conditions:

  • have chosen in the penultimate year ("première"):
    • Mathematics specialty AND
    • Life and earth sciences or Physics-chemistry specialty;
  • have chosen in the final year ("terminale"):
    • Mathematics specialty or complementary Mathematics option AND
    • Life and earth sciences or Physics-chemistry specialty.

NB. The Faculty of Science recommends the choice of the Mathematics specialty in the final year ("terminale").

 

Before 2021: Baccalauréat général des séries L, ES, S

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20

If the required grade average is not obtained, the diploma must be accompanied by successful completion of two years of study in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE (obtaining 120 ECTS – L2) in a country that have signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

From 2021: Baccalauréat général, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

In addition, holders of the Baccalauréat général must also meet the following conditions:

  • have chosen in the penultimate year ("première"):
    • Mathematics specialty AND
    • Life and earth sciences or Physics-chemistry specialty;
  • have chosen in the final year ("terminale"):
    • Mathematics specialty or complementary Mathematics option AND
    • Life and earth sciences or Physics-chemistry specialty.

NB. The Geneva School of Economics and Management (GSEM) recommends the choice of the Mathematics specialty in the final year ("terminale").

 

Before 2021: Baccalauréat général des séries L, ES, S

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20

If the required grade average is not obtained, the diploma must be accompanied by successful completion of two years of study in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE (obtaining 120 ECTS – L2) in a country that have signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

 

ATTENTION: the enrollment conditions for the Bachelor's degree in Multilingual Communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretating (FTI) are subject to specific conditions indicated in the following block. We strongly recommend that you take note of these conditions, especially if your degree does not meet the general enrollment conditions.


Reifezeugnis einer allgemein bildenden höheren Schule (AHS), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE

No required average grade

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

 

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

 

ATTENTION: the enrollment conditions for the Bachelor's degree in Multilingual Communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretating (FTI) are subject to specific conditions indicated in the following block. We strongly recommend that you take note of these conditions, especially if your degree does not meet the general enrollment conditions.

 

Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies :

1.     First language

2.    Second language

3.    Mathematics

4.    Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)

5.    Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)

6     Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy
 can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

2,5

If the required grade average is not obtained, the applicant must provide a proof of admission, in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, to a German university recognized by UNIGE.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).  

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

 

ATTENTION: the enrollment conditions for the Bachelor's degree in Multilingual Communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretating (FTI) are subject to specific conditions indicated in the following block. We strongly recommend that you take note of these conditions, especially if your degree does not meet the general enrollment conditions.

 

Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

1.      First language

2.     Second language

3.     Mathematics

4.     Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)

5.     Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)

6.     Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and
  philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

2,5

If the required grade average is not obtained, the applicant must provide a proof of admission, in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, to a German university recognized by UNIGE.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

 

ATTENTION: the enrollment conditions for the Bachelor's degree in Multilingual Communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretating (FTI) are subject to specific conditions indicated in the following block. We strongly recommend that you take note of these conditions, especially if your degree does not meet the general enrollment conditions.

 

Bachillerato (Modalidad de Ciencias), if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass:

•    two years of study in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE

AND

•    the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:

•    provide a proof of admission, in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, to a spanish university recognized by UNIGE.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

 

ATTENTION: the enrollment conditions for the Bachelor's degree in Multilingual Communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretating (FTI) are subject to specific conditions indicated in the following block. We strongly recommend that you take note of these conditions, especially if your degree does not meet the general enrollment conditions.

 

Bachillerato (Modalidad de Ciencias), if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass:

•    two years of study in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE.

 

ATTENTION: in the event that the two years of study have not been completed in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, the applicant must also:

•    provide a proof of admission, in the same subject area as that chosen at UNIGE, to a spanish university recognized by UNIGE.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

 

ATTENTION: the enrollment conditions for the Bachelor's degree in Multilingual Communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretating (FTI) are subject to specific conditions indicated in the following block. We strongly recommend that you take note of these conditions, especially if your degree does not meet the general enrollment conditions.

 

From 2021 : Baccalauréat général, if it qualifies as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

1.      First language

2.      Second language

3.      Mathematics

4.      Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)

5.      Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)

6.      Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and
    philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

In addition, holders of the Baccalauréat général must also meet the following conditions:

  • have chosen in the penultimate year ("permière"):
    •         Mathematics speciality AND
    •         Life and earth sciences or Physics-chemistry speciality;
  • have chosen in the final year ("terminale"):
    •         Mathematics speciality or complementary Mathematics option AND
    •         Life and earth sciences or Physics-chemistry speciality.

 

Before 2021 : Baccalauréat général des séries L, ES, S

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20

 

If the required grade average is not obtained, the diploma must be accompanied by successful completion of two years of study in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE (obtaining 120 ECTS – L2) in a country that have signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

 

ATTENTION: the enrollment conditions for the Bachelor's degree in Multilingual Communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretating (FTI) are subject to specific conditions indicated in the following block. We strongly recommend that you take note of these conditions, especially if your degree does not meet the general enrollment conditions.

 

Diploma di istruzione secondaria superiore del

•    Liceo classico
•    Liceo linguistico
•    Liceo scientifico
•    Liceo scientifico (opzione scienze applicate)
•    Liceo delle scienze umane
•    Liceo delle scienze umane (opzione economico-sociale)

 

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also pass the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

 

ATTENTION: the enrollment conditions for the Bachelor's degree in Multilingual Communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretating (FTI) are subject to specific conditions indicated in the following block. We strongly recommend that you take note of these conditions, especially if your degree does not meet the general enrollment conditions.

 

Diploma di istruzione secondaria superiore del

•    Liceo classico
•    Liceo linguistico
•    Liceo scientifico
•    Liceo scientifico (opzione scienze applicate)
•    Liceo delle scienze umane
•    Liceo delle scienze umane (opzione economico-sociale)

 

In addition, the diploma must be qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No specific grade average required

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:
Reifezeugnis einer allgemein bildenden höheren Schule (AHS), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

No required average grade.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLÔME RECONNU PAR L’UNIGE :

A Master's degree in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE.

In all cases, candidates must have obtained a first university degree (bachelor's or equivalent) in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a minimum 3-year course (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTES:

If you hold, or are about to hold, a graduate university degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Master" under "Level of highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, a graduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a Master's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLÔME RECONNU PAR L’UNIGE :

A Master's degree in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE.

In all cases, candidates must have obtained a first university degree (bachelor's or equivalent) in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a minimum 3-year course (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTES:

If you hold, or are about to hold, a graduate university degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Master" under "Level of highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, a graduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a Master's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLÔME RECONNU PAR L’UNIGE :

A Master's degree in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE.

In all cases, candidates must have obtained a first university degree (bachelor's or equivalent) in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a minimum 3-year course (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTES:

If you hold, or are about to hold, a graduate university degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Master" under "Level of highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, a graduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a Master's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLÔME RECONNU PAR L’UNIGE :

A Master's degree in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE.

In all cases, candidates must have obtained a first university degree (bachelor's or equivalent) in a program and a university recognized by UNIGE, at the end of a minimum 3-year course (at least 180 ECTS credits).

 

NOTES:

If you hold, or are about to hold, a graduate university degree, please repeat the simulation by choosing "Master" under "Level of highest degree obtained or in the process of being obtained".

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, a graduate university degree, enrollment may be considered for a Master's degree, provided that the general terms and conditions for enrollment are met. In this case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

 

ATTENTION: the enrollment conditions for the Bachelor's degree in Multilingual Communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretating (FTI) are subject to specific conditions indicated in the following block. We strongly recommend that you take note of these conditions, especially if your degree does not meet the general enrollment conditions.

 

Thanaweya a'Amma (General Secondary Education Certificate GSEC), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

80%

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

 

ATTENTION: the enrollment conditions for the Bachelor's degree in Multilingual Communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretating (FTI) are subject to specific conditions indicated in the following block. We strongly recommend that you take note of these conditions, especially if your degree does not meet the general enrollment conditions.

 

Baccalauréat (Série sciences expérimentales / sciences mathématiques / lettres), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

 

ATTENTION: the enrollment conditions for the Bachelor's degree in Multilingual Communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretating (FTI) are subject to specific conditions indicated in the following block. We strongly recommend that you take note of these conditions, especially if your degree does not meet the general enrollment conditions.

 

Baccalauréat (Série lettres / mathématiques / sciences expérimentales / sciences informatiques / sciences techniques), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:
 

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

 

ATTENTION: the enrollment conditions for the Bachelor's degree in Multilingual Communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretating (FTI) are subject to specific conditions indicated in the following block. We strongly recommend that you take note of these conditions, especially if your degree does not meet the general enrollment conditions.

 

Baccalauréat d’enseignement secondaire général (filières littéraires et scientifiques), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

12/20

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

 

ATTENTION: the enrollment conditions for the Bachelor's degree in Multilingual Communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretating (FTI) are subject to specific conditions indicated in the following block. We strongly recommend that you take note of these conditions, especially if your degree does not meet the general enrollment conditions.

 

Bachiller, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

7/10

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

 

ATTENTION: the enrollment conditions for the Bachelor's degree in Multilingual Communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretating (FTI) are subject to specific conditions indicated in the following block. We strongly recommend that you take note of these conditions, especially if your degree does not meet the general enrollment conditions.

 

Bachillerato General (Educación media superior propedeutica), if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

7/10

If the secondary school diploma does not include an overall average obtained after a final examination, the average is calculated on the basis of the grades obtained during the last three years of upper secondary education.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also succeed the ECUS exam.

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

DIPLOMA RECOGNIZED BY UNIGE:

High School Certificate of Graduation, if qualified as general education, meaning it includes the following six subjects. These must have been studied, in principle, during each of the last three years of upper secondary studies.

  1. First language
  2. Second language
  3. Mathematics
  4. Natural sciences (biology, chemistry or physics)
  5. Humanities and social sciences (geography, history or economics/law)
  6. Elective (one subject from category 2, 4 or 5 or computer science or philosophy. Computer science and philosophy can only be chosen as a sixth subject.)

 

SPECIFIC GRADE AVERAGE:

C (Mi)

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

If the conditions set out above are fulfilled, the applicant must also:

 

NOTE:

If the conditions set out above are not fulfilled, the applicant must already have a university degree. It must have been obtained through a program and a university recognized by UNIGE following at least three years of study (at least 180 ECTS credits).

General Terms and Conditions

The institute applied for does not offer complementary certificate.

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The Futher Certificate in Geomatics is only offered in the spring semester by the Faculty of Social Sciences (SdS). If you are interested in this course, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the ELCF (see the study rules and regulations of the ELCF).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Diploma in French as a foreign language (DEFLE) offered by the School of French Language and Civilization (ECLF) requires, for the candidate who holds a Swiss “Maturity” Certificate for which the teaching language was not French, or who holds a Liechtensteinnischer Maturitätsausweis, to take a French placement test (for assessment purposes). The candidate required to sit this test will be notified by means of the Enrollment certificate (pdf document attached to an email) after analysis of his or her application.

If you have any questions about this placement test, please contact the ELCF directly.

 

NOTE:

Only the candidate with an upper secondary school diploma whose official language of instruction is French is exempt from this placement test.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the ELCF (see the study rules and regulations of the ELCF).

 

ADDITIONNAL REQUIREMENTS:

The candidate of Swiss or Liechtenstein nationality is exempted from passing the basic and supplementary French tests organized by UNIGE, on the basis of his or her nationality. Admission to the Diploma in French as a foreign language (DEFLE) offered by the School of French Language and Civilization (ECLF) requires, however, for the candidate who holds a Swiss “Maturity” Certificate for which the teaching language was not French, or who holds a Liechtensteinnischer Maturitätsausweis, to take a French placement test (for assessment purposes). The candidate required to sit this test will be notified by means of the Enrollment certificate (pdf document attached to an email) after analysis of his or her application.

If you have any questions about this placement test, please contact the ELCF directly.

 

NOTE:

Only the candidate with an upper secondary school diploma whose official language of instruction is French is exempt from this placement test.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the ELCF (see the study rules and regulations of the ELCF).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Diploma in French as a foreign language (DEFLE) offered by the School of French Language and Civilization (ECLF) requires, for the candidate who is subject to it (see General Terms and Conditions), the successful completion of the basic and supplementary French tests organized by UNIGE.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the ELCF (see the study rules and regulations of the ELCF).

 

ADDITIONNAL REQUIREMENTS:

The candidate of Swiss or Liechtenstein nationality is exempted from passing the basic and supplementary French tests organized by UNIGE, on the basis of his or her nationality. Admission to the Diploma in French as a foreign language (DEFLE) offered by the School of French Language and Civilization (ECLF) requires, however, that such candidate takes a French placement test (for assessment purposes). The candidate required to sit this test will be notified by means of the Enrollment certificate (pdf document attached to an email) after analysis of his or her application.

If you have any questions about this placement test, please contact the ELCF directly.

 

NOTE:

Only the candidate with an upper secondary school diploma whose official language of instruction is French is exempt from this placement test.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the ELCF (see the study rules and regulations of the ELCF).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Diploma in French as a foreign language (DEFLE) offered by the School of French Language and Civilization (ECLF) requires, for the candidate who is subject to it (see General Terms and Conditions), the successful completion of the basic and supplementary French tests organized by UNIGE.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the ELCF (see the study rules and regulations of the ELCF).

 

ADDITIONNAL REQUIREMENTS:

The candidate of Swiss or Liechtenstein nationality is exempted from passing the basic and supplementary French tests organized by UNIGE, on the basis of his or her nationality. Admission to the Diploma in French as a foreign language (DEFLE) offered by the School of French Language and Civilization (ECLF) requires, however, that such candidate takes a French placement test (for assessment purposes). The candidate required to sit this test will be notified by means of the Enrollment certificate (pdf document attached to an email) after analysis of his or her application.

If you have any questions about this placement test, please contact the ELCF directly.

 

NOTE:

Only the candidate with first university degree (see General Terms and Conditions) whose official language of instruction is French is exempt from this placement test.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

The Diploma in French as a foreign language (DEFLE) is exclusively offered by the School of French Language and Civilization (ECLF).

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Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

The School of French Language and Civilization (ECLF) does not offer a bachelor’s degree, but only the Diploma in French as a foreign language (DEFLE) and the Diploma of specialized studies in French as a foreign language (DESFLE).

The French as a foreign language discipline can be chosen as part of a bachelor's or master's degree in the Faculty of Humanities.

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Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

The School of French Language and Civilization (ECLF) does not offer a bachelor’s degree, but only the Diploma in French as a foreign language (DEFLE) and the Diploma of specialized studies in French as a foreign language (DESFLE).

The French as a foreign language discipline can be chosen as part of a bachelor's or master's degree in the Faculty of Humanities.

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Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

APPLICATION FOR EQUIVALENCIES:

For the candidate applying for a Bachelor's degree in Psychology or a Bachelor's degree in Educational Sciences offered by the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences (FPSE):

Under certain conditions, it is possible to have credits obtained at another university recognized. This procedure is optional.

If desired, the request must submitted to the Faculty's academic advisors during the first three weeks of the academic year.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

APPLICATION FOR EQUIVALENCIES:

For the candidate applying for a Bachelor's degree in Psychology or a Bachelor's degree in Educational Sciences offered by the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences (FPSE):

Under certain conditions, it is possible to have credits obtained at another university recognized. This procedure is optional.

If desired, the request must submitted to the Faculty's academic advisors during the first three weeks of the academic year.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

By applying to the Bachelor's degree in multilingual communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretation (FTI) candidates automatically register for the entrance exam.

-> The entrance exam is mandatory and eliminatory. For more information, please visit the Faculty's website.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time, if it is refused by the FTI or if the exam is not passed, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for this program.

 

APPLICATION FOR EQUIVALENCIES:

No equivalence is granted by the FTI.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

By applying to the Bachelor's degree in multilingual communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretation (FTI) candidates automatically register for the entrance exam.

-> The entrance exam is mandatory and eliminatory. For more information, please visit the Faculty's website.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time, if it is refused by the FTI or if the exam is not passed, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for this program.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

For the next academic year, the conditions for admission to the Bachelor's degree in multilingual communication are as follows:

•    the candidate must hold a secondary school diploma recognized by the UNIGE (see General Terms and Conditions), the average grade/honors of which (if required) is reached, without restriction regarding the type of diploma (or track taken) if any and without the need to qualify as general education (branch canon) or the additional requirements ;

•    the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions) remains required for the candidate who is subject to it (see General Terms and Conditions) and who does not have French in his or her language combination.

 

APPLICATION FOR EQUIVALENCIES:

No equivalence is granted by the FTI.

 

NOTE:

Enrollment under these conditions is only valid for this bachelor, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements, regardless of the success of the FTI admission examinations.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

By applying to the Bachelor's degree in multilingual communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretation (FTI) candidates automatically register for the entrance exam.

-> The entrance exam is mandatory and eliminatory. For more information, please visit the Faculty's website.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time, if it is refused by the FTI or if the exam is not passed, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for this program.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

For the next academic year, the conditions for admission to the Bachelor's degree in multilingual communication are as follows:

•    the candidate must hold a secondary school diploma recognized by the UNIGE (see General Terms and Conditions), the average grade/honors of which (if required) is reached, without restriction regarding the type of diploma (or track taken) if any and without the need to qualify as general education (branch canon) or the additional requirements.

 

APPLICATION FOR EQUIVALENCIES:

No equivalence is granted by the FTI.

 

NOTE:

Enrollment under these conditions is only valid for this bachelor, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements, regardless of the success of the FTI admission examinations.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

For any application for the Bachelor's degree in multilingual communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretation (FTI), a second step must be taken.

This is a registration for the admission exams, to be taken online, on the Faculty's website, between 15 January and 28 February, last deadline.

-> Admission exams are mandatory and eliminatory. For more information, please contact the Faculty directly.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time, if it is refused by the FTI or if the exams are not passed, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for this program.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

For the next academic year, the conditions for admission to the Bachelor's degree in multilingual communication are as follows:

•    the candidate must hold a secondary school diploma recognized by the UNIGE (see General Terms and Conditions), provided that it includes at least 4 of the 6 subjects required to qualify as general formation  ;

•    the required average grade/honors (where applicable) must be reached ;

•    the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions) remains required for the candidate who is subject to it (see General Terms and Conditions) and who does not have French in his or her language combination.

In addition, the Faculty's entrance exams replace (where applicable) the requirement to take the ECUS exam and the proof of admission to the subject chosen at UNIGE in a recognized university and program in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained.

 

APPLICATION FOR EQUIVALENCIES:

No equivalence is granted by the FTI.

 

NOTE:

Enrollment under these conditions is only valid for this bachelor, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements, regardless of the success of the FTI admission examinations.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

By applying to the Bachelor's degree in multilingual communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretation (FTI) candidates automatically register for the entrance exam.

-> The entrance exam is mandatory and eliminatory. For more information, please visit the Faculty's website.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time, if it is refused by the FTI or if the exam is not passed, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for this program.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

For the next academic year, the conditions for admission to the Bachelor's degree in multilingual communication are as follows:

•    the candidate must hold a secondary school diploma recognized by the UNIGE (see General Terms and Conditions), provided that it includes at least 4 of the 6 subjects required to qualify as general formation  ;

•    the required average grade/honors (where applicable) must be reached.

In addition, the Faculty's entrance exams replace (where applicable) the requirement to take the ECUS exam and the proof of admission to the subject chosen at UNIGE in a recognized university and program in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained.

 

APPLICATION FOR EQUIVALENCIES:

No equivalence is granted by the FTI.

 

NOTE:

Enrollment under these conditions is only valid for this bachelor, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements, regardless of the success of the FTI admission examinations.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

By applying to the Bachelor's degree in multilingual communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretation (FTI) candidates automatically register for the entrance exam.

-> The entrance exam is mandatory and eliminatory. For more information, please visit the Faculty's website.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time, if it is refused by the FTI or if the exam is not passed, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for this program.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

The successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions) remains required for the candidate who is subject to it (see General Terms and Conditions) and who does not have French in his or her language combination.

 

APPLICATION FOR EQUIVALENCIES:

No equivalence is granted by the FTI.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

By applying to the Bachelor's degree in multilingual communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretation (FTI) candidates automatically register for the entrance exam.

-> The entrance exam is mandatory and eliminatory. For more information, please visit the Faculty's website.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time, if it is refused by the FTI or if the exam is not passed, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for this program.

 

APPLICATION FOR EQUIVALENCIES:

No equivalence is granted by the FTI.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

A candidate who, according to the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions), is subject to the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE and who does not reach the required level may be registered if he/she meets one of the following two conditions:

•    hold a diploma in upper secondary studies whose official language of study is English;
•    hold one of the recognized English language test certificates. To be taken into account, a copy of the certificate must be provided at the time of application or at the time of the confirmation of the choice of course.

For any further information on this subject, please contact the GSEM: service-etudiants-gsem@unige.ch.

In addition, depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the Bachelor in Economics and Management (see the study rules and regulations of the formation).

 

NOTE:

Enrollment under these conditions is only valid for this bachelor, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the Bachelor in Economics and Management (see the study rules and regulations of the formation).

 

 

 

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the Bachelor in Economics and Management (see the study rules and regulations of the formation).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

A candidate who, according to the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions), is subject to the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE and who does not reach the required level may be registered, only at the Geneva School of Economics and Management (GSEM), if he/she meets one of the following two conditions:

•    hold a first university degree lasting at least three years whose official language of study is English;
•    hold one of the recognized English language test certificates. To be taken into account, a copy of this certificate must be provided at the time of application or at the time of the confirmation of the choice of course.

For any further information on this subject, please contact the GSEM: service-etudiants-gsem@unige.ch.

In addition, depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the Bachelor in Economics and Management (see the study rules and regulations of the formation).

 

NOTE:

Enrollment under these conditions is only valid for this bachelor, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the Bachelor of Arts (see the study rules and regulations of the program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Bachelor of Arts offered by the Faculty of Humanities requires, for the candidate who is subject to it (see General Terms and Conditions), the successful completion of the basic and supplementary French tests organized by UNIGE.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the Bachelor in Economics and Management (see the study rules and regulations of the formation).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the Bachelor of Arts (see the study rules and regulations of the program).

 

 

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the Bachelor of Arts (see the study rules and regulations of the formation).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the Bachelor of Arts (see the study rules and regulations of the program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Bachelor of Arts offered by the Faculty of Humanities requires, for the candidate who is subject to it (see General Terms and Conditions), the successful completion of the basic and supplementary French tests organized by UNIGE.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

For any application for the Certificate in Transnational Law (CDT/CTL), the candidate must, in addition to the steps to be taken with the Admissions Office within the prescribed deadline (see Deadlines), add to the enrollment file the documents mentioned on the Faculty's website.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the CTL exempts the candidate who is normally subject to the language requirements of the University of Geneva from fulfilling them. Any enrollment under these conditions is only valid for this program, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the Bachelor of Arts (see the study rules and regulations of the program).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

For any application for the Certificate in Transnational Law (CDT/CTL), the candidate must, in addition to the steps to be taken with the Admissions Office within the prescribed deadline (see Deadlines), add to the enrollment file the documents mentioned on the Faculty's website.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

For any application for the Certificate in Transnational Law (CDT/CTL), the candidate must, in addition to the steps to be taken with the Admissions Office within the prescribed deadline (see Deadlines), add to the enrollment file the documents mentioned on the Faculty's website.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the CTL exempts the candidate who is normally subject to the language requirements of the University of Geneva from fulfilling them. Any enrollment under these conditions is only valid for this program, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

For any application for the Certificate in Transnational Law (CDT/CTL), the candidate must, in addition to the steps to be taken with the Admissions Office within the prescribed deadline (see Deadlines), add to the enrollment file the documents mentioned on the Faculty's website.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

The Certificate in Transnational Law (CDT/CTL) is exclusively provided by the Faculty of Law.

 

Please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

For any application for the Certificate in Transnational Law (CDT/CTL), the candidate must, in addition to the steps to be taken with the Admissions Office within the prescribed deadline (see Deadlines), add to the enrollment file the documents mentioned on the Faculty's website.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the CTL exempts the candidate who is normally subject to the language requirements of the University of Geneva from fulfilling them. Any enrollment under these conditions is only valid for this program, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

For any application for the Certificate in Transnational Law (CDT/CTL), the candidate must, in addition to the steps to be taken with the Admissions Office within the prescribed deadline, add to the enrollment file the documents mentioned on the Faculty's website.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

The Complementary Certificates that can be applied for in the spring semester are :

  •     Complementary Certificate in Special Education
  •     Complementary Certificate in Science of Education - orientation Generalist
  •     Complementary Certificate in Adult Education
  •     Complementary Certificate in General Psychology

 

Admission to another complementary certificate offered by the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences (FPSE) is only possible through a Master's degree application. For more information on this subject, please contact the academic advisor in charge. If the Complementary Certificate in Special Education is not the program applied for, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the FPSE requires the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

The Complementary Certificates that can be applied for directly are :

  •     Complementary Certificate in Special Education
  •     Complementary Certificate in General Psychology
  •     Complementary Certificate in Psycholinguistics
  •     Complementary Certificate in Psychological Foundations of Speech Therapy

 

Admission to another complementary certificate offered by the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences (FPSE) is only possible through a Master's degree application. For more information on this subject, please contact the academic advisor in charge. If the Complementary Certificate in Special Education is not the program applied for, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

By applying to the Complementary Certificate in Translation (CCT) and the Complementary Certificate in Sign Language Communication (CCC) offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretation (FTI) candidates automatically register for the entrance exam.

-> Entrance exam is mandatory and eliminatory. For more information on the exam, possible exemptions and documents to provide, please visit the Faculty's website.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time, if it is refused by the FTI or if the exams are not passed, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for this program.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

The successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions) remains required for the candidate who is subject to it and who does not have French in his or her language combination.

 

APPLICATION FOR EQUIVALENCIES:

No equivalence is granted by the FTI.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

By applying to the Complementary Certificate in Translation (CCT) and the Complementary Certificate in Sign Language Communication (CCC) offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretation (FTI) candidates automatically register for the entrance exam.

-> Entrance exam is mandatory and eliminatory. For more information on the exam, possible exemptions and documents to provide, please visit the Faculty's website.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time, if it is refused by the FTI or if the exams are not passed, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for this program.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the Bachelor of Arts (see the study rules and regulations of the program).

 

APPLICATION FOR EQUIVALENCIES:

No equivalence is granted by the FTI.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Complementary Certificate in Applied Statistics exempts the candidate who is normally subject to the language requirements of the University of Geneva from fulfilling them. Any enrollment under these conditions is only valid for this program, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

 

APPLICATION FOR EQUIVALENCIES:

The procedure (optional) must be carried out at the same time of the registration on the online application platform. 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

APPLICATION FOR EQUIVALENCIES:

The procedure (optional) must be carried out at the same time of the registration on the online application platform.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Faculty of Science requires the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTES:

Admission to the Theoretical and the Practical Complementary Certificates in Pharmaceutical Science is only possible through a Master's degree application. For more information on this subject, please contact the academic advisor in charge. If you are interested in these programs, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

The Complementary Certificate in Geomatics, offered jointly by the Geneva School of Social Sciences (G3S) and the Faculty of Science (S), requires an enrollment in G3S. In addition, it is only offered in the Spring semester. If you are interested in this program, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

NOTES:

Admission to the Theoretical and the Practical Complementary Certificates in Pharmaceutical Science is only possible through a Master's degree application. For more information on this subject, please contact the academic advisor in charge. If you are interested in these programs, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

The Complementary Certificate in Geomatics, offered jointly by the Geneva School of Social Sciences (G3S) and the Faculty of Science (S), requires an enrollment in G3S. In addition, it is only offered in the Spring semester. If you are interested in this program, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

For any application for the complementary certificates offered by the Geneva School of Social Sciences (G3S), a new enrollment procedure is in place from the academic year 2021-2022.

This is a registration to be taken online, between January and 28 February before Autumn semester, last deadline. This new online platform allows you to carry out all the enrollment and application procedures simultaneously.

All requests for equivalence of previous university studies must be made directly to the Faculty.

Only this new procedure is valid for all applications for the complementary certificates offered by the Geneva School of Social Sciences (G3S).

If this procedure is not finalized within the deadline, no further action will be taken on an enrollment application submitted for these programs.

The procedure for reactivation of application no longer applies to these programs.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Geneva School of Social Sciences requires the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

The Complementary Certificate in Geomatics is only offered in the Spring semester. If you are interested in this program, please repeat the simulation by modifying the registration semester.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

For any application for the complementary certificates offered by the Geneva School of Social Sciences (G3S), a new enrollment procedure is in place from the academic year 2021-2022.

This is a registration to be taken online, between January and 28 February before Autumn semester, last deadline. This new online platform allows you to carry out all the enrollment and application procedures simultaneously.

All requests for equivalence of previous university studies must be made directly to the Faculty at the same time as registration.

Only this new procedure is valid for all applications for the complementary certificates offered by the Geneva School of Social Sciences (G3S).

If this procedure is not finalized within the deadline, no further action will be taken on an enrollment application submitted for these programs.

The procedure for reactivation of application no longer applies to these programs.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

NOTE:

The Complementary Certificate in Geomatics is only offered in the Spring semester. If you are interested in this program, please repeat the simulation by modifying the registration semester.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Faculty of Protestant Theology requires the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Faculty of Humanities requires the successful completion of the basic and supplementary French tests organized by UNIGE.

The same tests are also required, but for assessment purposes only, if the candidate is admitted to one of the five disciplines which are taught mainly in a language other than French: German, English, Spanish, Italian and Russian. Anyone who obtains a below-average result in the French tests may normally begin his/her studies at the University of Geneva, but is limited to the program applied for, without any possible change of orientation. In addition, he/she will attend, during his/her first year of studies, a French language course corresponding to his/her level, for a minimum of 2 hours per week. This attendance, linked to regular work, is sanctioned by an attestation from the ELCF.

If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

For any application for the Diploma of specialized studies in French as a foreign language offered by the School of French Language and Civilization (ECLF), a second step must be taken.  

This is a pre-registration to be made directly with the ELCF:

-    between January and February 15 for the candidate subject to the registration deadline of 28 February (see under Deadlines) ;

-    between January and April 15 for the candidate subject to the registration deadline of 30 April (see under Deadlines).

-> This registration is mandatory. For more information, please contact the ELCF directly.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time or if it is refused by the ELCF, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for this program.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

The language requirements of the UNIGE are checked directly by the ELCF at the time of pre-registration. No certification is required.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

For any application for the Diploma of specialized studies in French as a foreign language offered by the School of French Language and Civilization (ECLF), a second step must be taken.  

This is a pre-registration to be made directly with the ELCF:

-    between January and February 15 for the candidate subject to the registration deadline of 28 February (see under Deadlines) ;

-    between January and April 15 for the candidate subject to the registration deadline of 30 April (see under Deadlines).

-> This registration is mandatory. For more information, please contact the ELCF directly.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time or if it is refused by the ELCF, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for this program.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Center for Children's Rights Studies requires the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Faculty of Law requires the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

The Master’s degree in Children’s Rights (MIDE) requires an enrollment at the Center for Children’s Rights Studies. If you are interested in this program, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

NOTE:

The Master’s degree in Children’s Rights (MIDE) requires an enrollment at the Center for Children’s Rights Studies. If you are interested in this program, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

Only the master of Science in Speech and Lauguage Therapy offered by the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences (FPSE) require a specific procedure, see below.

Master of Science in Speech and Language Therapy

For any application for this program, a second step must be taken.  

This is a registration to be made directly with the Faculty, within the time limit prescribed by the latter.

-> This registration is mandatory. For more information, we invite you to contact the Faculty directly.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time or if it is refused by the Faculty, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for this program.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences requires the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

Exception: Master of Science in Neuroscience. Admission to this program exempts the candidate who is normally subject to the language requirements of the University of Geneva from fulfilling them. Any enrollment under these conditions is only valid for this program, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

Only the Master of Science in Speech and Language Therapy offered by the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences (FPSE) require a specific procedure, see below.

Master of Science in Speech and Language Therapy

For any application for this program, a second step must be taken.  

This is a registration to be taken online, on the Faculty’s website, within the time limit prescribed by the latter.

-> This registration is mandatory. For more information, we invite you to contact the Faculty directly.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time or if it is refused by the Faculty, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for this program.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:
If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURES:

Masters of Arts in Translation (MATS–MATT–MATCOM)

By applying to the Master of Arts in Translation (MATS–MATT–MATCOM) offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretation (FTI) candidates automatically register for the entrance exam.

-> Entrance exam is mandatory and eliminatory. For more information on the exam, possible exemptions and documents to provide, please visit the Faculty's website.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time, if it is refused by the FTI or if the exams are not passed, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for these programs.

Master of Arts in Conference Interpreting

By applying to the Master of Arts in Conference Interpreting offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretation (FTI) candidates automatically register for the entrance exam.

-> Entrance exam is mandatory and eliminatory. For more information on the exam, possible exemptions and documents to provide, please visit the Faculty's website.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time, if it is refused by the FTI or if the exams are not passed, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for this program.

Master of Arts in Translation and Communication Technology (MATECH - formerly MATIM)

Admission will be based on your application file. There is not entrance exam. For more information on the documents to provide, please visit the Faculty's website.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time or if it is refused by the FTI, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for this program.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Masters of Arts in Translation (MATS–MATT–MATCOM) and Master of Arts in Conference Interpreting

Candidates who do not have French in their language combination must pass the French test organized by UNIGE (or submit one of the documents mentionned under "Exemption from the French Exam").

Master of Arts in Translation and Communication Technology (MATECH - formerly MATIM)

Candidates must pass the French test organized by UNIGE (or submit one of the documents mentionned under "Exemption from the French Exam").

 

APPLICATION FOR EQUIVALENCIES:

For any questions regarding possible equivalencies, please contact the Faculty directly.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURES:

Masters of Arts in Translation (MATS–MATT–MATCOM)

By applying to the Master of Arts in Translation (MATS–MATT–MATCOM) offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretation (FTI) candidates automatically register for the entrance exam.

-> Entrance exam is mandatory and eliminatory. For more information on the exam, possible exemptions and documents to provide, please visit the Faculty's website.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time, if it is refused by the FTI or if the exams are not passed, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for these programs.

Master of Arts in Conference Interpreting

By applying to the Master of Arts in Conference Interpreting offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretation (FTI) candidates automatically register for the entrance exam.

-> Entrance exam is mandatory and eliminatory. For more information on the exam, possible exemptions and documents to provide, please visit the Faculty's website.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time, if it is refused by the FTI or if the exams are not passed, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for this program.

Master of Arts in Translation and Communication Technology (MATECH - formerly MATIM)

Admission will be based on your application file. There is not entrance exam. For more information on the documents to provide, please visit the Faculty's website.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time or if it is refused by the FTI, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for this program.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

APPLICATION FOR EQUIVALENCIES:

For any questions regarding possible equivalencies, please contact the Faculty directly.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the master’s programs offered by the GSEM exempts the candidate who is normally subject to the language requirements of the University of Geneva from fulfilling them. Any enrollment under these conditions is only valid for these programs, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

 

APPLICATION FOR EQUIVALENCIES:

The procedure (optional) must be carried out at the same time of the registration on the online application platform.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

APPLICATION FOR EQUIVALENCIES:

The procedure (optional) must be carried out at the same time of the registration on the online application platform.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Global Studies Institute requires the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

Exception: Master of Science in Global Health and Master in Global Studies. Admission to these programs exempts the candidate who is normally subject to the language requirements of the University of Geneva from fulfilling them. Any enrollment under these conditions is only valid for these formations, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another formation, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the University Institute of Teacher Education (UITE) requires the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

 

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Faculty of Humanities requires the successful completion of the basic and supplementary French tests organized by UNIGE.

The same tests are also required, but for assessment purposes only, if the candidate is admitted to one of the five disciplines which are taught mainly in a language other than French: German, English, Spanish, Italian and Russian. Anyone who obtains a below-average result in the French tests may normally begin his/her studies at the University of Geneva, but is limited to the program applied for, without any change of orientation. In addition, he/she will attend, during his/her first year of studies, a French language course corresponding to his/her level, for a minimum of 2 hours per week. This attendance, linked to regular work, is sanctioned by an attestation from the ELCF.

If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

 

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the master’s programs offered by the Faculty of Science exempts the candidate who is normally subject to the language requirements of the University of Geneva from fulfilling them. Any enrollment under these conditions is only valid for this program, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

 

NOTE:
The Master of Science in Environmental Sciences (MUSE) requires registration at the Institut for Environmental Sciences (IES). If you are interested in this course, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

NOTE:
The Master of Science in Environmental Sciences (MUSE) requires registration at the Institut for Environmental Sciences (IES). If you are interested in this course, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Geneva School of Social Sciences requires the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

Exceptions: 1) Master of Arts in Sustainable Societies and Social Change, 2) Master of Science in Innovation, Human Development and Sustainability, 3) Master of Arts in the Political Economy of Capitalism. Admission to these programs exempts the candidate who is normally subject to the language requirements of the University of Geneva from fulfilling them. Any enrollment under these conditions is only valid for these programs, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to this program requires the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Only the long distance Bachelor's degree in Theology is open in the Spring semester.

To apply for the Bachelor's degree in Theology, please repeat the simulation by modifying the registration semester.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Only the long distance Bachelor's degree in Theology is open in the Spring semester.

To apply for the Bachelor's degree in Theology, please repeat the simulation by modifying the registration semester.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

The Complementary Certificates that can be applied for in the spring semester are :

  •     Complementary Certificate in Special Education
  •     Complementary Certificate in Science of Education - orientation Generalist
  •     Complementary Certificate in Adult Education
  •     Complementary Certificate in General Psychology

 

For the other complementary certificates offered by the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences (FPSE), please repeat the simulation by modifying the registration semester.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the FPSE requires the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

The Complementary Certificates that can be applied for in the spring semester are :

  •     Complementary Certificate in Special Education
  •     Complementary Certificate in Science of Education - orientation Generalist
  •     Complementary Certificate in Adult Education
  •     Complementary Certificate in General Psychology

For the other complementary certificates offered by the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences (FPSE), please repeat the simulation by modifying the registration semester.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Complementary Certificate in Applied Statistics exempts the candidate who is normally subject to the language requirements of the University of Geneva from fulfilling them. Any enrollment under these conditions is only valid for this formation, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another formation, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

 

APPLICATION FOR EQUIVALENCIES:

The procedure (optional) must be carried out, at the same time of the registration on the online application platform.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

APPLICATION FOR EQUIVALENCIES:

The procedure (optional) must be carried out at the same time of the registration on the online application platform.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Only the Complementary Certificate in Computer Science is open in the Spring semester.

For the other complementary certificates offered by the Faculty of Science, please repeat the simulation by modifying the registration semester.

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Faculty of Science requires the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTES:

Admission to the Theoretical and the Practical Complementary Certificates in Pharmaceutical Science is only possible through a Master's degree application, and only in the Autumn semester. For more information on this subject, please contact the academic advisor in charge. If you are interested in these programs, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

The Complementary Certificate in Geomatics, offered jointly by the Geneva School of Social Sciences (G3S) and the Faculty of Science (S), requires an enrollment in G3S. If you are interested in this program, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Only the Complementary Certificate in Computer Science is open in the Spring semester.

For the other complementary certificates offered by the Faculty of Science, please repeat the simulation by modifying the registration semester.

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

NOTES:

Admission to the Theoretical and the Practical Complementary Certificates in Pharmaceutical Science is only possible through a Master's degree application, and only in the Autumn semester. For more information on this subject, please contact the academic advisor in charge. If you are interested in these programs, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

The Complementary Certificate in Geomatics, offered jointly by the Geneva School of Social Sciences (G3S) and the Faculty of Science (S), requires an enrollment in G3S. If you are interested in this program, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Only the Complementary Certificate in Geomatics is open in the Spring semester.

For the other complementary certificates offered by the Geneva School of Social Sciences (G3S), please repeat the simulation by modifying the registration semester.

 

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

For any application for the Complementary Certificate in Geomatics, a second step must be taken.

This is a registration to be made directly with the Faculty between July 1 and October 1, 2021. For more information on the modalities, please contact directly the academic advisor in charge, Mrs. Efrancey Dao.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time or if it is refused by the G3S, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for this program.

This Certificate is only offered in Spring semester.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Complementary Certificate in Geomatics exempts the candidate who is normally subject to the language requirements of the University of Geneva from fulfilling them. Any enrollment under these conditions is only valid for this program, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Only the Complementary Certificate in Geomatics is open in the Spring semester.

For the other complementary certificates offered by the Geneva School of Social Sciences (G3S), please repeat the simulation by modifying the registration semester.

 

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

For any application for the Complementary Certificate in Geomatics, a second step must be taken.

This is a registration to be made directly with the Faculty between July 1 and October 1, 2021. For more information on the modalities, please contact directly the academic advisor in charge, Mrs. Efrancey Dao.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time or if it is refused by the G3S, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for this program.

This Certificate is only offered in Spring semester.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Faculty of Law requires the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

NOTE:

The Master’s degree in Children’s Rights (MIDE) requires an enrollment at the Center for Children’s Rights Studies, only for Autumn semester. If you are interested in this program, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

NOTE:

The Master’s degree in Children’s Rights (MIDE) requires an enrollment at the Center for Children’s Rights Studies, only for Autumn semester. If you are interested in this program, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Only some master’s programs offered by the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences (FPSE) are open in the Spring semester (see our website).

For the other master’s programs, please repeat the simulation by modifying the registration semester.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences (FPSE) requires the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Only some master’s programs offered by the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences (FPSE) are open in the Spring semester (see our website).

For the other master’s programs, please repeat the simulation by modifying the registration semester.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Only the Master’s degree in Elementary Education (MAEP) is open in the Spring semester.

For the other master’s programs by the University Institute of Teacher Education (UITE), please repeat the simulation by modifying the registration semester.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to this program requires the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Only the Master’s degree in Elementary Education (MAEP) is open in the Spring semester.

For the other master’s programs offered by the University Institute of Teacher Education (UITE), please repeat the simulation by modifying the registration semester.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Only some master’s programs offered by the Faculty of Humanities are open in the Spring semester (see our website).

For the other master’s programs, please repeat the simulation by modifying the registration semester.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Faculty of Humanities requires the successful completion of the basic and supplementary French tests organized by UNIGE.

The same tests are also required, but for assessment purposes only, if the candidate is admitted to one of the disciplines which are taught mainly in a language other than French: German, English or Spanish. Anyone who obtains a below-average result in the French tests may normally begin his/her studies at the University of Geneva, but is limited to the program applied for, without any change of orientation. In addition, he/she will attend, during his/her first year of studies, a French language course corresponding to his/her level, for a minimum of 2 hours per week. This attendance, linked to regular work, is sanctioned by an attestation from the ELCF.

If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Only some master’s programs offered by the Faculty of Humanities are open in the Spring semester (see our website).

For the other master’s programs, please repeat the simulation by modifying the registration semester.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Only some master’s programs offered by the Faculty of Science are open in the Spring semester (see our website).

For the other master’s programs, please repeat the simulation by modifying the registration semester.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the master’s programs offered by the Faculty of Science exempts the candidate who is normally subject to the language requirements of the University of Geneva from fulfilling them. Any enrollment under these conditions is only valid for this program, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Only some master’s programs offered by the Faculty of Science are open in the Spring semester (see our website).

For the other master’s programs, please repeat the simulation by modifying the registration semester.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Procedure for the PhD in Life Sciences

  1. Contact the program coordinator.
  2. Find a thesis director. The faculty of the supervisor will be your faculty of registration. You will receive a a letter from the dissertation director, which must specify the exact date (semester) of the beginning of the work on the dissertation. This letter must be signed and stamped by the student secretary of the Faculty of Medicine at the University Medical Center (CMU - Rue Michel Servet 1 - Mrs. Marie-France Châtelain: Marie-France.Chatelain@unige.ch).
  3. Submit your application by clicking on "Apply" at the bottom of the page.

Procedure for all other doctoral programs

  1. Identify a professor willing to supervise your work and serve as your thesis director. Please consult the Faculty of Science website, which includes internal lists of vacant research and teaching assistant positions. Please also see the list of research groups available on the Faculty's website.
  2. Once you have identified the professor with whom you would like to work, contact them directly. If your research project matches the department’s research needs, the professor will inform you if they have a position for a doctoral assistant; you may also be referred to a colleague.
  3. Submit your application by clicking on "Apply" at the bottom of the page.

Specific terms and conditions

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the admission terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program/Faculty/School): https://www.unige.ch/sciences/en/enseignements/formations/doctorats/ (in French only).

No French test is required for enrollment with the Admissions Office. Required language proficiency should be verified with the Faculty/School.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Procedure for the PhD in Life Sciences

  1. Contact the program coordinator.
  2. Find a thesis director. The faculty of the supervisor will be your faculty of registration. You will receive a a letter from the dissertation director, which must specify the exact date (semester) of the beginning of the work on the dissertation. This letter must be signed and stamped by the student secretary of the Faculty of Medicine at the University Medical Center (CMU - Rue Michel Servet 1 - Mrs. Marie-France Châtelain: Marie-France.Chatelain@unige.ch).
  3. Submit your application by clicking on "Apply" at the bottom of the page.

Procedure for all other doctoral programs

  1. Identify a professor willing to supervise your work and serve as your thesis director.
  2. Once you have identified the professor with whom you would like to work, contact them directly. The professor will inform you if they have a position for a doctoral assistant, or if they can refer you to a colleague.
  3. Submit your application file to Ms. Châtelain in the student secretariat. This file should comprise your CV, a copy of your degree in medicine or dental medicine, a certified translation (where applicable), a qualification certificate from SERI in Bern for European diplomas, a cover letter for degrees from outside Europe, and a signed and stamped letter from your thesis director.
  4. Submit your application by clicking on "Apply" at the bottom of the page.

Specific terms and conditions

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the admission terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program/Faculty/School): https://www.unige.ch/medecine/en/enseignement/formationpostgrade/.

No French test is required for enrollment with the Admissions Office. Required language proficiency should be verified with the Faculty/School.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Procedure

  1. Identify a professor willing to serve as your thesis director.
  2. Contact the academic advisor responsible for postgraduate studies, Mr. Olivier Frutiger.
  3. Submit an application to Mr. Frutiger directly. It should contain:
    • Your CV
    • Copies of your degrees
    • Grade transcripts, including French translations if they are in a language other than French, English, German, Italian, Spanish, or Portuguese
    • The title of your Master's thesis
    • A thesis project (two to three pages in length) that has been approved by the chosen thesis director
    • A brief (approximately ten lines in length) summary in French of your thesis project.
  4. If your application is accepted, you will receive a letter from the Assistant Dean of the Faculty.
  5. Submit your application by clicking on "Apply" at the bottom of the page.

Specific terms and conditions

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the admission terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program/Faculty/School): https://www.unige.ch/lettres/en/etudes/formations/doctorat/.

No French test is required for enrollment with the Admissions Office. Required language proficiency should be verified with the Faculty/School.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Procedure

  1. Identify a professor willing to serve as your thesis director. Details on the different research groups at FPSE are available on the Faculty’s website.
  2. In the cover letter of your application for enrollment, specify the name of your expected thesis director.
  3. Submit your application by clicking on "Apply" at the bottom of the page.

Specific terms and conditions

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the admission terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program): https://www.unige.ch/fapse/lesetudes/doctorats/ (in French only).

No French test is required for enrollment with the Admissions Office. Required language proficiency should be verified with the Faculty/School.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Procedure

  1. Submit to the Institute a thesis project that has the support of two UNIGE professors from different academic fields. At least one of these professors must be affiliated with GSI.
  2. Submit your application by clicking on "Apply" at the bottom of the page.

Specific terms and conditions

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the admission terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program/Institute): https://www.unige.ch/gsi/en/formations/phd/.

No French test is required for enrollment with the Admissions Office. Required language proficiency should be verified with the Institute.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Procedure

  1. Submit your application to GSEM. It will then be submitted to the scientific committee of your chosen doctoral program. Further information is available on the GSEM website: https://www.unige.ch/gsem/en/programs/phd/presentation/. Please note that certain doctoral programs have specific registration deadlines (e.g. 28 February). Please contact the doctoral program concerned for more information.
  2. If your application is accepted, as soon as you receive your letter of admission to the doctorate, submit your application by clicking on "Apply" at the bottom of the page.

Specific terms and conditions

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the admission terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program): https://www.unige.ch/gsem/en/programs/phd/presentation.

No French test is required for enrollment with the Admissions Office. Required language proficiency should be verified with the Faculty/School.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Procedure

  1. Identify a professor willing to supervise your work and serve as your thesis director. The School's website will be helpful at this stage.
  2. Submit your application by clicking on "Apply" at the bottom of the page.

Specific terms and conditions

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the admission terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program): https://www.unige.ch/sciences-societe/formations/doctorats/ (in French only).

No French test is required for enrollment with the Admissions Office. Required language proficiency should be verified with the faculty.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Procedure

  1. Preliminary steps

To determine if one of the professors at the Faculty would be interested in serving as your thesis director, submit to the academic advisor a CV and a preliminary research project (one to three pages in length) succinctly describing the objectives of the research and also indicating which field you are interested in (Translation Studies, Translation Technology, Interpreting, or Multilingual Communication Management).

If your preliminary project corresponds to the research interests of one of the professors, the academic advisor will forward it to them. If the professor expresses interest in the project, you may, with the support of the professor, begin the official procedure of submitting your application to the College of Professors.

  1. Submit your application to the Dean's Office with the following documents:
  • A detailed CV in French or English (dated and signed)
  • A cover letter in French or English
  • A certified true copy of your most advanced degree*
  • A simple photocopy of all other degrees*
  • Copies of your grade transcripts*
  • A list and copies of publications
  • A detailed presentation of the research project
  • Written confirmation from a professor at the Faculty agreeing to direct your doctoral thesis
  • Your personalized doctoral studies program, drawn up together with your thesis director.

* including translations of all degrees not written in French, German, English, Italian, or Spanish

Your application will be submitted to the Dean's Office, which will submit it to the Faculty’s College of Professors for approval.

  1. If your application is accepted, as soon as you receive your letter of admission as a doctoral student at the FTI, submit your application by clicking on "Apply" at the bottom of the page.

Specific terms and conditions

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the admission terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program): https://www.unige.ch/fti/en/enseignements/doctorat/.

No French test is required for enrollment with the Admissions Office. Required language proficiency should be verified with the faculty.

Nota bene: doctoral dissertations may be written in any of the FTI’s “A” languages (German, English, Arabic, Spanish, French, and Italian).

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Procedure

Applicants have two options:
•    If you are in contact with a professor willing to direct your dissertation, specify this in your cover letter;

Or

•    Draw up a ten-page thesis project and a bibliography. These will be submitted, along with your academic record, to a professor in the Faculty who might be willing to direct your thesis.

Then submit your application by clicking on "Apply" at the bottom of the page.

Please note: If you have a contract as a Research and Teaching Assistant with the Faculty, and have not yet submitted your application for enrollment, please follow the instructions above.

Specific terms and conditions

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the admission terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program/Faculty/School): http://www.unige.ch/droit/etudes/formation/doctorat.html (in French only).

No French test is required for enrollment with the Admissions Office. Required language proficiency should be verified with the Faculty/School.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Procedure

  1. Identify a professor at the Faculty of Theology interested in your research field and willing to serve as your thesis director.
  2. Contact this professor and submit to them a preliminary thesis project description (one to three pages in length), a CV, and a cover letter.
  3. If they show interest in your research project, ask for a letter indicating that they are willing to direct your dissertation (agreement of the professor).
  4. Submit your application by clicking on "Apply" at the bottom of the page.

For further information, please contact the academic advisor for doctoral students in Theology, Christophe Pisteur (Christophe.Pisteur@unige.ch).

Specific terms and conditions

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the admission terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program): https://unige.ch/theologie/enseignements/formations/doctorat/ (in French only).
No French test is required for enrollment with the Admissions Office. Required language proficiency should be verified with the Faculty/School.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the admission terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program): https://www.unige.ch/sciences/en/enseignements/formations/mas/ (in French only).

No French test is required for enrollment with the Admissions Office. Required language proficiency should be verified with the Faculty/School.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the admission terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program): https://www.unige.ch/medecine/en/enseignement/formationpostgrade/.

No French test is required for enrollment with the Admissions Office. Required language proficiency should be verified with the Faculty/School.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

For any application to the Faculty's Certificate of Specialization, a second registration may be requested depending on the certificate in question. Please consult the Faculty's website for more information.

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

For any application to the Faculty's Certificates of Specialization, a second registration may be requested depending on the certificate in question. Please consult the Faculty's website for more information.

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

Additional requirements

Admission to the Faculty's Certificates exempts the candidate who is normally subject to the language requirements of the University of Geneva from fulfilling them. Any enrollment under these conditions is only valid for these Certificates, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

Additional requirements

Admission to Certificates of Specialization exempts the candidate who is normally subject to the language requirements of the University of Geneva from fulfilling them. Any enrollment under these conditions is only valid for these programs, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

Additional requirements

Admission to this Certificate requires the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Specific terms and conditions

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

Additional requirements

Admission to the Certificate requires the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

Note: Students enrolled in another Swiss university can, at the same time, be enrolled at UNIGE, but only if they are registered with ECAV. An exception to rule forbidding dual enrollment is made for ECAV students if the other Swiss university agrees with the dual enrollment. Please check with the other university.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Specific terms and conditions

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

Note : students enrolled in another Swiss university can, at the same time, be enrolled at UNIGE, but only if they are registered with ECAV. An exception to rule forbidding dual enrollment is made for ECAV students if the other Swiss university agrees with the dual enrollment. Please check with the other university.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Procedure

For any application to the Faculty's Certificate of Specialization, a second registration may be requested depending on the certificate in question.

  • Certificate of Specialization in the Assessment and Management of Geological and Climate-related Risk (CERG-C): In addition to the enrollment procedure, applicants must register online with the Faculty before mid-September ; please consult the Faculty's website for the specific deadline and other information.
  • Certificate in Industrial Life Sciences (CILS): In addition to the enrollment procedure, applicants must register online with the Faculty before the end of September ; please consult the Faculty's website for the specific deadline and other information.

Attention: If registration is not completed by the deadline, or is denied, the enrollment request for the chosen course will not be accepted.

Specific terms and conditions

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

Additional requirements

Admission to this program exempts the candidate who is normally subject to the language requirements of the University of Geneva from fulfilling them. Any enrollment under these conditions is only valid for these programs, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Procedure

For any application to the Faculty's Certificate of Specialization, a second registration may be requested depending on the certificate in question.

  • Certificate of Specialization in the Assessment and Management of Geological and Climate-related Risk (CERG-C): In addition to the enrollment procedure, applicants must register online with the Faculty before mid-September ; please consult the Faculty's website for the specific deadline and other information.
  • Certificate in Industrial Life Sciences (CILS): In addition to the enrollment procedure, applicants must register online with the Faculty before the end of September ; please consult the Faculty's website for the specific deadline and other information.

Attention: If registration is not completed by the deadline, or is denied, the enrollment request for the chosen course will not be accepted.

Specific terms and conditions

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

The Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences is not affected by this procedure and these special conditions.

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

To apply for a Bachelor's degree in human medicine or dentistry, a second step must be taken.

This is a compulsory pre-registration to be made online with swissuniversities between the beginning of December and 15 February preceding the start of the autumn academic year, at the latest. Pre-registration for a later academic year cannot be taken into account.

Please note: if this pre-registration is not made within the deadline, or if it is refused, no further action will be taken on a registration application submitted for these courses.

Students wishing to apply to study medicine in the 2nd or 3rd year of a Bachelor's degree must also pre-register by the above-mentioned deadline. The Faculty will inform you of this possibility and tell you what steps to take, if any. However, such an opportunity is only available after you have successfully completed at least the first year of university medical studies and have been admitted to the following year.

This decision is taken by the Faculty of Medicine's Admissions and Equivalences Committee, based in particular on capacity. Given the current increase in the number of students aspiring to study medicine at the UNIGE, the chances of an external application being accepted during the academic year are extremely slim.

If you have any further academic questions, particularly about equivalences, please contact the academic advisor (conseiller-etudes-medecine@unige.ch).

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

ATTENTION: All required documents (see below) must be valid on 15 February before Autumn semester and allow verification of the minimum required durations where applicable. If several documents are required to justify the number of years required, for example, attach copies of each.

Admission terms and conditions in accordance with the Faculty's Study Rules and Regulations (Article 12)

1) A candidate of foreign nationality shall be treated as a candidate with Swiss nationality if he/she fulfills one of the following conditions:

Requirements Documents that must be included in the pre-enrollment file submitted to swissuniversities
a) Be a national of Liechtenstein; or
  • A copy of your Liechtenstein ID or passport

b) Hold a C residence permit for Switzerland or Liechtenstein; or
  • A copy of your C residence permit for Switzerland or Liechtenstein

c) Be a national of a European Union Member State, Iceland or Norway with a EU/EFTA work permit for Switzerland and be able to prove that your work is closely related to studying medicine (Article 9.3, Annex 1 of the Agreement on the Free Movement of Persons, AFMP); it should be noted that your employment must correspond to one of the professions covered by the Swiss Federal Act on Medical Professions (LPMEd) and have lasted for at least one successive year, and this must be confirmed in writing by your employer; or
  • A copy of your EU/EFTA Swiss work permit +
  • A copy of your employer’s reference confirming that your job is closely related to studying medicine and that you have held that job for at least one successive year

d) Be a child, regardless of your nationality, of a national of a European Union Member State, Iceland, Norway or Liechtenstein, with a Swiss residence permit as a family member of an EU/AFMP national (Article 3.6, Annex 1 AFMP); or
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit as a family member of an EU/AFMP national +
  • A copy of your mother or father's permit +
  • A copy of the family record book if the last name is different

e) Be domiciled in Switzerland, hold a Swiss B permit and have a mother or father with a Swiss C residence permit; or
  • A copy of your Swiss B permit +
  • A copy of your mother or father's Swiss C permit
  • A copy of the family record book if the last name is different

f) Be domiciled in Switzerland, hold a Swiss B permit and be married to a Swiss national, someone who has held a Swiss C residence permit for at least five years or someone who has held a Swiss B work permit for at least five years; or
  • A copy of your Swiss B permit +
  • A copy of your spouse's Swiss ID/passport or Swiss C permit +
  • copie A copy of your marriage certificate

g) Be domiciled in Switzerland and have held a Swiss B work permit for at least five years; or
  • A copy of your Swiss B permit

h) Be domiciled in Switzerland, hold a Swiss B work or student permit and hold a Swiss national or cantonal ‘Maturity’ Certificate that is recognized at the national level pursuant to the Swiss Federal Ordinance on the recognition of ‘Maturity’ diplomas1 and the CDIP Regulations of 16 January 1995 on the recognition of ‘Maturity’ diplomas2 after completing the full program at a Swiss school, or a Swiss vocational ‘Maturity’ Certificate, together with the certificate of completion of the bridging program (‘examen passerelle’), pursuant to the Swiss Federal Ordinance of 2 February 2011 on the bridging program allowing those with a Swiss federal vocational ‘Maturity’ Certificate to be admitted to university3 ; or  
  • A copy of your Swiss B permit +
  • A copy of your Swiss national ‘Maturity’ Certificate or your vocational ‘Maturity’ Certificate, together with the certificate of completion of the bridging program (‘examen passerelle’), or proof that you are still in education

i) Be domiciled in Switzerland, hold a Swiss B work or student permit and hold a Bachelor's degree from a university or other higher education institution in Switzerland after completing all studies for the degree at a university or other higher education institution in Switzerland; or
  • A copy of your Swiss B permit +
  • A copy of the transcripts of your Bachelor's degree from a Swiss university or other higher education institution +
  • A copy of your Bachelor's degree from a Swiss university or other higher education institution, or proof that you are still completing your studies

j) Have a father, mother or spouse with the privileges, immunities and facilities set out in Article 2.2 of the Swiss Federal Act of 22 June 2007 on the Privileges, Immunities and Facilities and the Financial Subsidies granted by Switzerland as a Host State4 and who hold a professional identity card from the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs granted under Article 17 of the Swiss Federal Ordinance of 7 December 2007 on the Swiss Federal Act on the Privileges, Immunities and Facilities and the Financial Subsidies granted by Switzerland as a Host State5; or
  • A copy of your Swiss Legitimation Card or that of your mother or father +
  • A copy of the family record book if the last name is different

k) Be a refugee recognized by Switzerland or hold an F permit; or
  • A copy of your Swiss B, C, S, N or F permit

l) Have held a cross-border G permit issued by the Canton of Geneva for at least five years or have a mother or father who has held a cross-border G permit issued by the Canton of Geneva for at least five years.
  • A copy of your Geneva-issued G permit or that of your mother or father +
  • A copy of the family record book if the last name is different

2) The applicant must provide proof that they meet one of the requirements set out in Article 12.1 no later than the last day of the enrollment deadline for studying medicine set by swissuniversities. Upon the proposal of the Teaching Committee (BUCE), the Dean determines, for each case covered by Article 12.1, the proof and other information that applicants must provide. The Faculty may require the applicant to provide the documents issued by the relevant authorities. An up-to-date list of the proof and other information to be provided is published online by the Faculty and given to applicants in writing upon request. The Faculty is not required to verify whether the application submitted is complete and formally admissible before the enrollment deadline for studying medicine set by swissuniversities. Neither is it required to inform the applicant of any shortcomings in the application. Incomplete applications are automatically considered inadmissible.

3) As an exception, applicants subject to:

a) Article 12.1, letters a to j and l, may submit their diploma at the latest on the last day of the enrollment deadline set by UNIGE; or

b) Article 21.1, letter k, must have submitted their request for asylum in Switzerland at the latest on the last day of the enrollment deadline for studying medicine set by swissuniversities and have been granted asylum no later than the last day of the enrollment deadline set by UNIGE.


1 RS 413.11 ; RO 1995 1001.
2 Recueil systématique de la législation intercantonale dans le domaine de l'éducation 4.2.1.1.
3 RS 413.14 ; RO 2011 1065.
4 RS 192.12 ; RO 2007 6637
5 RS 192.121 ; RO 2007 6657

The Faculty's study rules and regulations are authoritative.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

The Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences is not affected by this procedure and these special conditions.

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

To apply for a Bachelor's degree in human medicine or dentistry, a second step must be taken.

This is a compulsory pre-registration to be made online with swissuniversities between the beginning of December and 15 February preceding the start of the autumn academic year, at the latest. Pre-registration for a later academic year cannot be taken into account.

Please note: if this pre-registration is not made within the deadline, or if it is refused, no further action will be taken on a registration application submitted for these courses.

Students wishing to apply to study medicine in the 2nd or 3rd year of a Bachelor's degree must also pre-register by the above-mentioned deadline. The Faculty will inform you of this possibility and tell you what steps to take, if any. However, such an opportunity is only available after you have successfully completed at least the first year of university medical studies and have been admitted to the following year.

This decision is taken by the Faculty of Medicine's Admissions and Equivalences Committee, based in particular on capacity. Given the current increase in the number of students aspiring to study medicine at the UNIGE, the chances of an external application being accepted during the academic year are extremely slim.

If you have any further academic questions, particularly about equivalences, please contact the academic advisor (conseiller-etudes-medecine@unige.ch).

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

PLEASE NOTE: The candidate must be able to provide a copy of his/her Swiss/Liechtenstein identity card or Swiss/Liechtenstein passport no later than 15 February before Autumn semester.

Admission requirements for candidates of Swiss nationality, in accordance with the Faculty's study rules and regulations (art. 10)

To be granted unconditional admission to the Bachelor's or Master's programs, the applicant must meet the UNIGE enrollment terms and conditions and in addition:

a.    Be a Swiss national or be entitled to be treated as a Swiss national pursuant to Article 11 of the Faculty's 2017 Study Rules and Regulations;

(…)

The Faculty's study rules and regulations are authoritative.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

The Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences is not affected by this procedure and these special conditions.

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

To apply for a Bachelor's degree in human medicine or dentistry, a second step must be taken.

This is a compulsory pre-registration to be made online with swissuniversities between the beginning of December and 15 February preceding the start of the autumn academic year, at the latest. Pre-registration for a later academic year cannot be taken into account.

Please note: if this pre-registration is not made within the deadline, or if it is refused, no further action will be taken on a registration application submitted for these courses.

Students wishing to apply to study medicine in the 2nd or 3rd year of a Bachelor's degree must also pre-register by the above-mentioned deadline. The Faculty will inform you of this possibility and tell you what steps to take, if any. However, such an opportunity is only available after you have successfully completed at least the first year of university medical studies and have been admitted to the following year.

This decision is taken by the Faculty of Medicine's Admissions and Equivalences Committee, based in particular on capacity. Given the current increase in the number of students aspiring to study medicine at the UNIGE, the chances of an external application being accepted during the academic year are extremely slim.

If you have any further academic questions, particularly about equivalences, please contact the academic advisor (conseiller-etudes-medecine@unige.ch).

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

ATTENTION: All required documents (see below) must be valid on 15 February before Autumn semester and allow verification of the minimum required durations where applicable. If several documents are required to justify the number of years required, for example, attach copies of each.

Admission terms and conditions in accordance with the Faculty's Study Rules and Regulations (Article 12)

1) A candidate of foreign nationality shall be treated as a candidate with Swiss nationality if he/she fulfills one of the following conditions:

Requirements Documents that must be included in the pre-enrollment file submitted to swissuniversities
a) Be a national of Liechtenstein; or
  • A copy of your Liechtenstein ID or passport

b) Hold a C residence permit for Switzerland or Liechtenstein; or
  • A copy of your C residence permit for Switzerland or Liechtenstein

c) Be a national of a European Union Member State, Iceland or Norway with a EU/EFTA work permit for Switzerland and be able to prove that your work is closely related to studying medicine (Article 9.3, Annex 1 of the Agreement on the Free Movement of Persons, AFMP); it should be noted that your employment must correspond to one of the professions covered by the Swiss Federal Act on Medical Professions (LPMEd) and have lasted for at least one successive year, and this must be confirmed in writing by your employer; or
  • A copy of your EU/EFTA Swiss work permit +
  • A copy of your employer’s reference confirming that your job is closely related to studying medicine and that you have held that job for at least one successive year

d) Be a child, regardless of your nationality, of a national of a European Union Member State, Iceland, Norway or Liechtenstein, with a Swiss residence permit as a family member of an EU/AFMP national (Article 3.6, Annex 1 AFMP); or
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit as a family member of an EU/AFMP national +
  • A copy of your mother or father's permit +
  • A copy of the family record book if the last name is different

e) Be domiciled in Switzerland, hold a Swiss B permit and have a mother or father with a Swiss C residence permit; or
  • A copy of your Swiss B permit +
  • A copy of your mother or father's Swiss C permit
  • A copy of the family record book if the last name is different

f) Be domiciled in Switzerland, hold a Swiss B permit and be married to a Swiss national, someone who has held a Swiss C residence permit for at least five years or someone who has held a Swiss B work permit for at least five years; or
  • A copy of your Swiss B permit +
  • A copy of your spouse's Swiss ID/passport or Swiss C permit +
  • copie A copy of your marriage certificate

g) Be domiciled in Switzerland and have held a Swiss B work permit for at least five years; or
  • A copy of your Swiss B permit

h) Be domiciled in Switzerland, hold a Swiss B work or student permit and hold a Swiss national or cantonal ‘Maturity’ Certificate that is recognized at the national level pursuant to the Swiss Federal Ordinance on the recognition of ‘Maturity’ diplomas1 and the CDIP Regulations of 16 January 1995 on the recognition of ‘Maturity’ diplomas2 after completing the full program at a Swiss school, or a Swiss vocational ‘Maturity’ Certificate, together with the certificate of completion of the bridging program (‘examen passerelle’), pursuant to the Swiss Federal Ordinance of 2 February 2011 on the bridging program allowing those with a Swiss federal vocational ‘Maturity’ Certificate to be admitted to university3 ; or  
  • A copy of your Swiss B permit +
  • A copy of your Swiss national ‘Maturity’ Certificate or your vocational ‘Maturity’ Certificate, together with the certificate of completion of the bridging program (‘examen passerelle’), or proof that you are still in education

i) Be domiciled in Switzerland, hold a Swiss B work or student permit and hold a Bachelor's degree from a university or other higher education institution in Switzerland after completing all studies for the degree at a university or other higher education institution in Switzerland; or
  • A copy of your Swiss B permit +
  • A copy of the transcripts of your Bachelor's degree from a Swiss university or other higher education institution +
  • A copy of your Bachelor's degree from a Swiss university or other higher education institution, or proof that you are still completing your studies

j) Have a father, mother or spouse with the privileges, immunities and facilities set out in Article 2.2 of the Swiss Federal Act of 22 June 2007 on the Privileges, Immunities and Facilities and the Financial Subsidies granted by Switzerland as a Host State4 and who hold a professional identity card from the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs granted under Article 17 of the Swiss Federal Ordinance of 7 December 2007 on the Swiss Federal Act on the Privileges, Immunities and Facilities and the Financial Subsidies granted by Switzerland as a Host State5; or
  • A copy of your Swiss Legitimation Card or that of your mother or father +
  • A copy of the family record book if the last name is different

k) Be a refugee recognized by Switzerland or hold an F permit; or
  • A copy of your Swiss B, C, S, N or F permit

l) Have held a cross-border G permit issued by the Canton of Geneva for at least five years or have a mother or father who has held a cross-border G permit issued by the Canton of Geneva for at least five years.
  • A copy of your Geneva-issued G permit or that of your mother or father +
  • A copy of the family record book if the last name is different

2) The applicant must provide proof that they meet one of the requirements set out in Article 12.1 no later than the last day of the enrollment deadline for studying medicine set by swissuniversities. Upon the proposal of the Teaching Committee (BUCE), the Dean determines, for each case covered by Article 12.1, the proof and other information that applicants must provide. The Faculty may require the applicant to provide the documents issued by the relevant authorities. An up-to-date list of the proof and other information to be provided is published online by the Faculty and given to applicants in writing upon request. The Faculty is not required to verify whether the application submitted is complete and formally admissible before the enrollment deadline for studying medicine set by swissuniversities. Neither is it required to inform the applicant of any shortcomings in the application. Incomplete applications are automatically considered inadmissible.

3) As an exception, applicants subject to:

a) Article 12.1, letters a to j and l, may submit their diploma at the latest on the last day of the enrollment deadline set by UNIGE; or

b) Article 21.1, letter k, must have submitted their request for asylum in Switzerland at the latest on the last day of the enrollment deadline for studying medicine set by swissuniversities and have been granted asylum no later than the last day of the enrollment deadline set by UNIGE.


1 RS 413.11 ; RO 1995 1001.
2 Recueil systématique de la législation intercantonale dans le domaine de l'éducation 4.2.1.1.
3 RS 413.14 ; RO 2011 1065.
4 RS 192.12 ; RO 2007 6637
5 RS 192.121 ; RO 2007 6657

The Faculty's study rules and regulations are authoritative.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

The Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences is not affected by this procedure and these special conditions.

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

To apply for a Bachelor's degree in human medicine or dentistry, a second step must be taken.

This is a compulsory pre-registration to be made online with swissuniversities between the beginning of December and 15 February preceding the start of the autumn academic year, at the latest. Pre-registration for a later academic year cannot be taken into account.

Please note: if this pre-registration is not made within the deadline, or if it is refused, no further action will be taken on a registration application submitted for these courses.

Students wishing to apply to study medicine in the 2nd or 3rd year of a Bachelor's degree must also pre-register by the above-mentioned deadline. The Faculty will inform you of this possibility and tell you what steps to take, if any. However, such an opportunity is only available after you have successfully completed at least the first year of university medical studies and have been admitted to the following year.

This decision is taken by the Faculty of Medicine's Admissions and Equivalences Committee, based in particular on capacity. Given the current increase in the number of students aspiring to study medicine at the UNIGE, the chances of an external application being accepted during the academic year are extremely slim.

If you have any further academic questions, particularly about equivalences, please contact the academic advisor (conseiller-etudes-medecine@unige.ch).

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

PLEASE NOTE: The candidate must be able to provide a copy of his/her Swiss/Liechtenstein identity card or Swiss/Liechtenstein passport no later than 15 February before Autumn semester.

Admission requirements for candidates of Swiss nationality, in accordance with the Faculty's study rules and regulations (art. 10)

To be granted unconditional admission to the Bachelor's or Master's programs, the applicant must meet the UNIGE enrollment terms and conditions and in addition:

a.    Be a Swiss national or be entitled to be treated as a Swiss national pursuant to Article 11 of the Faculty's 2017 Study Rules and Regulations;

(…)

The Faculty's study rules and regulations are authoritative.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Master of Medicine or Master of Dental Medicine

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

To apply for a Master's degree in human medicine or dentistry, a second step must be taken.

This involves compulsory pre-registration, which must be done online with swissuniversities between the beginning of December and 15 February preceding the start of the autumn academic year, at the latest. Pre-registration for a later academic year cannot be taken into account.

Please note: if this pre-registration is not made within the deadline, or if it is refused, no further action will be taken on an application for registration submitted for these courses.

The final decision as to acceptance and the year of study is taken by the Faculty of Medicine's Admissions and Equivalences Committee, depending in particular on intake capacity. Given the current increase in the number of students aspiring to study medicine at the UNIGE, the chances of an external application being accepted during the academic year are extremely slim.

If you have any further academic questions, particularly about equivalence, please contact the Faculty.

 

PLEASE NOTE: All required documents (see below) must be valid on 15 February before Autumn semester and allow verification of the minimum required durations where applicable. If several documents are required to justify the number of years required, for example, attach copies of each.

Admission terms and conditions in accordance with the Faculty's Study Rules and Regulations (Article 12)

1) A candidate of foreign nationality shall be treated as a candidate with Swiss nationality if he/she fulfills one of the following conditions:

Conditions Documents à joindre impérativement au dossier de préinscription auprès de swissuniversities
a) Be a national of Liechtenstein; or
  • A copy of your Liechtenstein ID or passport

b) Hold a C residence permit for Switzerland or Liechtenstein; or
  • A copy of your C residence permit for Switzerland or Liechtenstein

c) Be a national of a European Union Member State, Iceland or Norway with a EU/EFTA work permit for Switzerland and be able to prove that your work is closely related to studying medicine (Article 9.3, Annex 1 of the Agreement on the Free Movement of Persons, AFMP); it should be noted that your employment must correspond to one of the professions covered by the Swiss Federal Act on Medical Professions (LPMEd) and have lasted for at least one successive year, and this must be confirmed in writing by your employer; or
  • A copy of your EU/EFTA Swiss work permit +
  • A copy of your employer’s reference confirming that your job is closely related to studying medicine and that you have held that job for at least one successive year

d) Be a child, regardless of your nationality, of a national of a European Union Member State, Iceland, Norway or Liechtenstein, with a Swiss residence permit as a family member of an EU/AFMP national (Article 3.6, Annex 1 AFMP); or
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit as a family member of an EU/AFMP national +
  • A copy of your mother or father's permit +
  • A copy of the family record book if the last name is different

e) Be domiciled in Switzerland, hold a Swiss B permit and have a mother or father with a Swiss C residence permit; or
  • A copy of your Swiss B permit +
  • A copy of your mother or father's Swiss C permit
  • A copy of the family record book if the last name is different

f) Be domiciled in Switzerland, hold a Swiss B permit and be married to a Swiss national, someone who has held a Swiss C residence permit for at least five years or someone who has held a Swiss B work permit for at least five years; or
  • A copy of your Swiss B permit +
  • A copy of your spouse's Swiss ID/passport or Swiss C permit +
  • copie A copy of your marriage certificate

g) Be domiciled in Switzerland and have held a Swiss B work permit for at least five years; or
  • A copy of your Swiss B permit

h) Be domiciled in Switzerland, hold a Swiss B work or student permit and hold a Swiss national or cantonal ‘Maturity’ Certificate that is recognized at the national level pursuant to the Swiss Federal Ordinance on the recognition of ‘Maturity’ diplomas1 and the CDIP Regulations of 16 January 1995 on the recognition of ‘Maturity’ diplomas2 after completing the full program at a Swiss school, or a Swiss vocational ‘Maturity’ Certificate, together with the certificate of completion of the bridging program (‘examen passerelle’), pursuant to the Swiss Federal Ordinance of 2 February 2011 on the bridging program allowing those with a Swiss federal vocational ‘Maturity’ Certificate to be admitted to university3 ; or  
  • A copy of your Swiss B permit +
  • A copy of your Swiss national ‘Maturity’ Certificate or your vocational ‘Maturity’ Certificate, together with the certificate of completion of the bridging program (‘examen passerelle’), or proof that you are still in education

i) Be domiciled in Switzerland, hold a Swiss B work or student permit and hold a Bachelor's degree from a university or other higher education institution in Switzerland after completing all studies for the degree at a university or other higher education institution in Switzerland; or
  • A copy of your Swiss B permit +
  • A copy of the transcripts of your Bachelor's degree from a Swiss university or other higher education institution +
  • A copy of your Bachelor's degree from a Swiss university or other higher education institution, or proof that you are still completing your studies

j) Have a father, mother or spouse with the privileges, immunities and facilities set out in Article 2.2 of the Swiss Federal Act of 22 June 2007 on the Privileges, Immunities and Facilities and the Financial Subsidies granted by Switzerland as a Host State4 and who hold a professional identity card from the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs granted under Article 17 of the Swiss Federal Ordinance of 7 December 2007 on the Swiss Federal Act on the Privileges, Immunities and Facilities and the Financial Subsidies granted by Switzerland as a Host State5; or
  • A copy of your Swiss Legitimation Card or that of your mother or father +
  • A copy of the family record book if the last name is different

k) Be a refugee recognized by Switzerland or hold an F permit; or
  • A copy of your Swiss B, C, S, N or F permit

l) Have held a cross-border G permit issued by the Canton of Geneva for at least five years or have a mother or father who has held a cross-border G permit issued by the Canton of Geneva for at least five years.
  • A copy of your Geneva-issued G permit or that of your mother or father +
  • A copy of the family record book if the last name is different

2) The applicant must provide proof that they meet one of the requirements set out in Article 12.1 no later than the last day of the enrollment deadline for studying medicine set by swissuniversities. Upon the proposal of the Teaching Committee (BUCE), the Dean determines, for each case covered by Article 12.1, the proof and other information that applicants must provide. The Faculty may require the applicant to provide the documents issued by the relevant authorities. An up-to-date list of the proof and other information to be provided is published online by the Faculty and given to applicants in writing upon request. The Faculty is not required to verify whether the application submitted is complete and formally admissible before the enrollment deadline for studying medicine set by swissuniversities. Neither is it required to inform the applicant of any shortcomings in the application. Incomplete applications are automatically considered inadmissible.

3) As an exception, applicants subject to:

a) Article 12.1, letters a to j and l, may submit their diploma at the latest on the last day of the enrollment deadline set by UNIGE; or

b) Article 21.1, letter k, must have submitted their request for asylum in Switzerland at the latest on the last day of the enrollment deadline for studying medicine set by swissuniversities and have been granted asylum no later than the last day of the enrollment deadline set by UNIGE.


1 RS 413.11 ; RO 1995 1001.
2 Recueil systématique de la législation intercantonale dans le domaine de l'éducation 4.2.1.1.
3 RS 413.14 ; RO 2011 1065.
4 RS 192.12 ; RO 2007 6637
5 RS 192.121 ; RO 2007 6657

The Faculty's study rules and regulations are authoritative.

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Faculty of Medicine requires the successful completion of the French test organized by UNIGE (possible exemptions).

 

Master of Science in Neuroscience

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to this program exempts the candidate who is normally subject to the language requirements of the University of Geneva from fulfilling them. Any enrollment under these conditions is only valid for this program, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

Master of Medicine or Master of Dental Medicine

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

To apply for a Master's degree in human medicine or dentistry, a second step must be taken.

This involves compulsory pre-registration, which must be done online with swissuniversities between the beginning of December and 15 February preceding the start of the autumn academic year, at the latest. Pre-registration for a later academic year cannot be taken into account.

Please note: if this pre-registration is not made within the deadline, or if it is refused, no further action will be taken on an application for registration submitted for these courses.

The final decision as to acceptance and the year of study is taken by the Faculty of Medicine's Admissions and Equivalences Committee, depending in particular on intake capacity. Given the current increase in the number of students aspiring to study medicine at the UNIGE, the chances of an external application being accepted during the academic year are extremely slim.

If you have any further academic questions, particularly about equivalence, please contact the Faculty.

 

PLEASE NOTE: The candidate must be able to provide a copy of his/her Swiss/Liechtenstein identity card or Swiss/Liechtenstein passport no later than 15 February before Autumn semester.

Admission requirements for candidates of Swiss nationality, in accordance with the Faculty's study rules and regulations (art. 10)

To be granted unconditional admission to the Bachelor's or Master's programs, the applicant must meet the UNIGE enrollment terms and conditions and in addition:

a.    Be a Swiss national or be entitled to be treated as a Swiss national pursuant to Article 11 of the Faculty's 2017 Study Rules and Regulations;

(…)

The Faculty's study rules and regulations are authoritative.

 

Master of Science in Neuroscience

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

Depending on the academic background, and if the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the Bachelor of Arts (see the study rules and regulations of the program).

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC PROCEDURE:

By applying to the Bachelor's degree in multilingual communication offered by the Faculty of Translation and Interpretation (FTI) candidates automatically register for the entrance exam.

-> The entrance exam is mandatory and eliminatory. For more information, please visit the Faculty's website.

Attention: if this registration is not made on time, if it is refused by the FTI or if the exam is not passed, no action will be taken on a registration application submitted for this program.

 

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

For the next academic year, the conditions for admission to the Bachelor's degree in multilingual communication are as follows:

•    the candidate must hold a secondary school diploma recognized by the UNIGE (see General Terms and Conditions), the average grade/honors of which (if required) is reached, without restriction regarding the type of diploma (or track taken) if any and without the need to qualify as general education (branch canon) or the additional requirements.

 

APPLICATION FOR EQUIVALENCIES:

No equivalence is granted by the FTI.

 

NOTE:

Enrollment under these conditions is only valid for this bachelor, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements, regardless of the success of the FTI admission examinations.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the Faculty of Humanities requires the successful completion of the basic and supplementary French tests organized by UNIGE.

The same tests are also required, but for assessment purposes only, if the candidate is admitted to one of the five disciplines which are taught mainly in a language other than French: German, English, Spanish, Italian and Russian. Anyone who obtains a below-average result in the French tests may normally begin his/her studies at the University of Geneva, but is limited to the program applied for, without any possible change of orientation. In addition, he/she will attend, during his/her first year of studies, a French language course corresponding to his/her level, for a minimum of 2 hours per week. This attendance, linked to regular work, is sanctioned by an attestation from the ELCF.

If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

Admission to the master program offered by the Institute for Environmental Sciences exempts the candidate who is normally subject to the language requirements of the University of Geneva from fulfilling them. Any enrollment under these conditions is only valid for this program, without any possible change of orientation. If the candidate wishes to apply for another program, he/she must meet the regular enrollment requirements.

NOTE:

Only the Master of Science in Environmental Sciences (MUSE) is offered by the IES. The Master of Science in Urban and Regionnal Planning and the Master in Innovation, Human Development and Sustainability (MIHDS) require registration with the Faculty of Social Sciences (SdS). If you are interested in this course, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters.

Specific Procedures / Terms and Conditions

SPECIFIC CONDITIONS:

If the enrollment requirements (see General Terms and Conditions) are fulfilled, the candidate must also comply with the terms and conditions specific to the chosen program (see the study rules and regulations of the chosen program).

 

NOTE:

Only the Master of Science in Environmental Sciences (MUSE) is offered by the IES. The Master of Science in Urban and Regionnal Planning and the Master in Innovation, Human Development and Sustainability (MIHDS) require registration with the Faculty of Social Sciences (SdS). If you are interested in this course, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters.

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is April 30 for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30. If this is your case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is February 28 for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who don't hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30. If this is your case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is April 30 for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30. If this is your case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is February 28 for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who don't hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the nationality and country of issue of the upper secondary diploma selected. It concerns candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or who are not holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30.

Another deadline is April 30 for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or who are holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the nationality and country of issue of the upper secondary diploma selected. It concerns candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or who are holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30.

Another deadline is February 28 for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, and who are not holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30. If this is your case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the nationality and country of issue of the upper secondary diploma selected. It concerns candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or who are not holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30.

Another deadline is April 30 for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or who are holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30. If this is your case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the nationality and country of issue of the upper secondary diploma selected. It concerns candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or who are holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30.

Another deadline is February 28 for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or who are not holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30. If this is your case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the nationality and the country of issue of the upper secondary diploma selected. Another deadline is April 30 for candidates who are not required to pass the ECUS exam (see General Terms and Conditions) and who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or who are holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30. If this is your case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the country of issue of the upper secondary diploma selected. Another deadline is April 30 for candidates who are not required to pass the ECUS exam (see General Terms and Conditions) and who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or who are holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30. If this is your case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the nationality and the country of issue of the upper secondary diploma selected. Another deadline is April 30 for candidates who are not required to pass the ECUS exam (see General Terms and Conditions) and who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or who are holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30. If this is your case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the country of issue of the upper secondary diploma selected. Another deadline is April 30 for candidates who are not required to pass the ECUS exam (see General terms and conditions) and who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or who are holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30. If this is your case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the nationality and country of issue of the upper secondary diploma selected. It concerns candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or who are not holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30.

Another deadline is April 30 for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or who are holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

 

April 30

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the nationality and country of issue of the upper secondary diploma selected. It concerns candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or who are holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30.

Another deadline is February 28 for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or who are not holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30. If this is your case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the nationality and country of issue of the upper secondary diploma selected. It concerns candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or who are not holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30.

Another deadline is April 30 for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or who are holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30. If this is your case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response.

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the nationality and country of issue of the upper secondary diploma selected. It concerns candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or who are holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30.

Another deadline is February 28 for candidates are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or who are not holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

Exception: The candidates who apply for the Bachelor of Medicine or of Dental Medicine, regardless of their nationality, and who wish to obtain equivalences to enter the 2nd or 3rd year of the bachelor, must send their complete application by post within the following deadline:

February 15

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 28 February for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who don't hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 28 February for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who don't hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

 

 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 28 February for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who don't hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application for the Complementary Certificate in Applied Statistics, must be submitted, regardless of nationality, on the online platform within the following deadline: 

 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, candidates who apply for the above formation must, regardless of nationality, must be submit the complete application on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

EXCEPTION: This deadline does not apply to the Complementary Certificate in Geomatics, which is only offered in the spring semester (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started at the beginning of January in preparation for the following autumn. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the nationality and country of issue of the secondary diploma selected. Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who are not subject to pass the ECUS exam, (see General terms and conditions) and who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements, and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response.

 

 

 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started at the beginning of January in preparation for the following autumn. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the country of issue of the secondary diploma selected. Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who are not subject to pass the ECUS exam, (see General terms and conditions) and who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements, and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response.

 

 

 

 

Deadlines

Any application for enrollment can be started at the beginning of January in preparation for the following Autumn semester. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any file postmarked after the indicated deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is April 30 for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30. If this is your case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response.

Deadlines

Any application for enrollment can be started at the beginning of January in preparation for the following Autumn semester. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any file postmarked after the indicated deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is February 28 for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who don't hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30. If this is your case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started at the beginning of January in preparation for the following autumn. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the nationality and country of issue of the secondary diploma selected. It concerns candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland of more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements, and/or who wish to pass the ECUS exam, (see General terms and conditions). Another deadline is 30 April for candidates providing a proof of admission, (see General terms and conditions) and who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements, and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 
 

 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started at the beginning of January in preparation for the following autumn. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the nationality and country of issue of the secondary diploma selected. It concerns candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland of more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements, and who don’t wish to pass the ECUS exam, (see General terms and conditions). Another deadline is 28 February for candidates who choose to take the ECUS exam, (see General terms and conditions) and/or who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements, and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who do not hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

 

 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started at the beginning of January in preparation for the following autumn. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the nationality and country of issue of the secondary diploma selected. It concerns candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland of more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements, and/or who wish to pass the ECUS exam, (see General terms and conditions). Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who have completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, or who provide a proof of admission, (see General terms and conditions) and who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements, and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 
 

 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started at the beginning of January in preparation for the following autumn. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the nationality and country of issue of the secondary diploma selected. It concerns candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland of more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements, and/or who don’t wish to pass the ECUS exam, (see General terms and conditions). Another deadline is 28 February for candidates who have not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, or who cannot provide a proof of admission, (see General terms and conditions) and/or who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements, and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who do not hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 
 

 

 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started at the beginning of January in preparation for the following autumn. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 
 

 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started at the beginning of January in preparation for the following autumn. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 28 February for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who don't hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is April 30 for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30. If this is your case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is February 28 for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government provisions and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who don't hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond April 30. If this is your case, please repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the nationality and country of issue of the secondary diploma selected. It concerns candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland of more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements. Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements, and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the nationality and country of issue of the secondary diploma selected. It concerns candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland of more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements. Another deadline is 28 February for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements, and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who do not hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the nationality and country of issue of the secondary diploma selected. Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who are not subject to pass the ECUS exam, (see General terms and conditions) and who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements, and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the country of issue of the secondary diploma selected. Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who are not subject to pass the ECUS exam, (see General terms and conditions) and who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements, and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the nationality and country of issue of the secondary diploma selected. It concerns candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland of more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements. Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements, and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the nationality and country of issue of the secondary diploma selected. It concerns candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland of more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements. Another deadline is 28 February for candidates who according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements, and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who do not hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 28 February for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who don't hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline:

April 30

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline applies to candidates who hold, or are about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution.

Another deadline is 28 February for applicants who do not hold, or are not about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution. If this applies to you, please run the simulation again, modifying the relevant filters.

ATTENTION: the deadline of 28 February is also imposed on candidates who, regardless of the country in which the university baccalaureate was obtained, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland of more than 90 days, according to the regulations of the Swiss Confederation, regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who do not have a residence permit in Switzerland valid beyond 30 April.

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response.

Deadlines

Only some Master programs have a specific registration deadline, see below.

Master of Science in Speech and Language Therapy + Master of Science in Neuroscience + Master of Science in Learning and Teaching Technologies (MALTT)

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

Standard registration deadline:

All other FPSE master's programs

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline applies to candidates who do not hold, or are not about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution.

Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who hold, or are about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution. If this applies to you, please run the simulation again, modifying the filters concerned.

ATTENTION: the deadline of 28 February is also imposed on candidates who, regardless of the country in which the university baccalaureate was obtained, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland of more than 90 days, according to the regulations of the Swiss Confederation, regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who do not have a residence permit in Switzerland valid beyond 30 April.

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Only some Master programs have a specific registration deadline, see below.

Master of Science in Speech and Language Therapy + Master of Science in Neuroscience + Master of Science in Learning and Teaching Technologies (MALTT)

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

Standard registration deadline:

All other FPSE master's programs

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline applies to candidates who hold, or are about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution.

Another deadline is 28 February for applicants who do not hold, or are not about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution. If this applies to you, please run the simulation again, modifying the relevant filters.

ATTENTION: the deadline of 28 February is also imposed on candidates who, regardless of the country in which the university baccalaureate was obtained, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland of more than 90 days, according to the regulations of the Swiss Confederation, regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who do not have a residence permit in Switzerland valid beyond 30 April.

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Only some master's programs have a specific registration deadline:

Master of Science in Neuroscience

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

Standard registration deadline:

All other master's programs from the Faculty of Science


Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline applies to candidates who do not hold, or are not about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution.

Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who hold, or are about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution. If this applies to you, please run the simulation again, modifying the filters concerned.

ATTENTION: the deadline of 28 February is also imposed on candidates who, regardless of the country in which the university baccalaureate was obtained, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland of more than 90 days, according to the regulations of the Swiss Confederation, regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who do not have a residence permit in Switzerland valid beyond 30 April.

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Bachelor of Medicine or Bachelor of Dental Medicine

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline applies to candidates who do not hold, or are not about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution.

Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who hold, or are about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution. If this applies to you, please run the simulation again, modifying the filters concerned.

ATTENTION: the deadline of 28 February is also imposed on candidates who, regardless of the country in which the university baccalaureate was obtained, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland of more than 90 days, according to the regulations of the Swiss Confederation, regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who do not have a residence permit in Switzerland valid beyond 30 April.

 

Master of Science in Neuroscience

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Only some master's programs have a specific registration deadline:

Master of Science in Neuroscience

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

Standard registration deadline:

All other master's programs from the Faculty of Science


Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline applies to candidates who hold, or are about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution.

Another deadline is 28 February for applicants who do not hold, or are not about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution. If this applies to you, please run the simulation again, modifying the relevant filters.

ATTENTION: the deadline of 28 February is also imposed on candidates who, regardless of the country in which the university baccalaureate was obtained, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland of more than 90 days, according to the regulations of the Swiss Confederation, regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who do not have a residence permit in Switzerland valid beyond 30 April.

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 28 February for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who don't hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Only the long distance Bachelor's degree in Theology can be applied for in the spring semester.

 

Any application for registration can be started in mid-September in preparation for the following spring. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, candidates who apply for the above formation must, regardless of nationality, submit their complete file on the online platform, within the following deadline: 

 

November 30

Any file submitted after the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Only the long distance Bachelor's degree in Theology can be applied for in the spring semester.

 

Any application for registration can be started in mid-September in preparation for the following spring. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, candidates who apply for the above formation must, regardless of nationality, submit their complete file on the online platform, within the following deadline: 

 

November 30

Any file submitted after the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started in mid-September in preparation for the following spring. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

September 30

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 November for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 November. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started in mid-September in preparation for the following spring. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

November 30

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 September for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who don’t hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 November. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started in mid-September in preparation for the following spring. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

November 30

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 September for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who don’t hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 November. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

The Certificate of Transnational Law is not open for spring semester for candidates who are subject to pass the ECUS exam, (see General terms and conditions). In such case the application must be made for the autumn semester.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started in mid-September in preparation for the following spring. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

September 30

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 November for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 November. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

The Certificate of Transnational Law is not open for spring semester for candidates who are subject to pass the ECUS exam, (see General terms and conditions). In such case the application must be made for the autumn semester.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started in mid-September in preparation for the following spring. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

September 30

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 November for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 November. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started in mid-September in preparation for the following spring. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

November 30

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 September for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who don’t hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 November. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started in mid-September in preparation for the following spring. The complete file must be submitted on the online platform, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

September 30

Any file submitted after the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 November for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 November. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started in mid-September in preparation for the following spring. The complete file must be submitted on the online platform, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

November 30

Any file submitted after the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 September for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who don’t hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 November. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started in mid-September in preparation for the following spring. The complete file must submitted on the online platform, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

September 30

Any file submitted after the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 November for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 November. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response.

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started in mid-September in preparation for the following spring. The complete file must be submitted on the online platform, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

November 30

Any file submitted after the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 September for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who don’t hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 November. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response.

Deadlines

Although registration is usually open throughout the year, some of the Faculty's doctoral programs have special registration deadlines (e.g. 28 February). Please contact the PhD program concerned for more information: https://www.unige.ch/gsem/en/programs/phd/presentation/

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response.

Deadlines

As a rule, it is possible to register for doctoral programs year-round, with a view to starting a doctorate in either the autumn or spring semester.
You should nevertheless confirm this with the Faculty/Institute concerned.

Our advice: the earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response.

 

Deadlines

Please contact the Faculty of Medicine prior to starting the registration process.

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started at the beginning of January in preparation for the following autumn. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline:

February 28

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

Our advice: the earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started at the beginning of January in preparation for the following autumn. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline:

April 30

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 28 February for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who don’t hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

Our advice: the earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started at the beginning of January in preparation for the following autumn. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 28 February for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who don't hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

Our advice: the earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started at the beginning of January in preparation for the following autumn. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

November 30

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 September for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who don't hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 November. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

Our advice: the earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started in mid-September in preparation for the following spring. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

September 30

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 November for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 November. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

Our advice : the earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started at the beginning of January in preparation for the following autumn. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

Our advice: the earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started at the beginning of January in preparation for the following autumn. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

NOVEMBER 30

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 September for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who don't hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 November. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

Our advice: the earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started in mid-September in preparation for the following spring. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

SEPTEMBER 30

Any file for which the postmark date is later than the indicated deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 November for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 November. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

Our advice : the earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

 

 

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for enrollment can be started at the beginning of January in preparation for the following Autumn semester. The complete file must be sent by post, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

February 28

 

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you send us your file, the better your chances of receiving a quick response.

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.
 

This deadline applies to candidates who do not hold, or are not about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution.

Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who hold, or are about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution. If this applies to you, please run the simulation again, modifying the filters concerned.

ATTENTION: the deadline of 28 February is also imposed on candidates who, regardless of the country in which the university baccalaureate was obtained, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland of more than 90 days, according to the regulations of the Swiss Confederation, regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who do not have a residence permit in Switzerland valid beyond 30 April.

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline:

April 30

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline applies to candidates who hold, or are about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution.

Another deadline is 28 February for applicants who do not hold, or are not about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution. If this applies to you, please run the simulation again, modifying the relevant filters.

ATTENTION: the deadline of 28 February is also imposed on candidates who, regardless of the country in which the university baccalaureate was obtained, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland of more than 90 days, according to the regulations of the Swiss Confederation, regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who do not have a residence permit in Switzerland valid beyond 30 April.

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started in mid-September in preparation for the following spring. The complete file must be submitted on the online platform, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

September 30

Any file submitted after the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 November for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 November. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started in mid-September in preparation for the following spring. The complete file must submitted on the online platform, in accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, within the following deadline: 

November 30

Any file submitted after the indicated deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 September for candidates who, according to their nationality, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who don’t hold a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 November. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline:

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

Masters of Arts in Translation (MATS–MATT–MATCOM)

January 15, 2025 to February 28, 2025.

Master of Arts in Conference Interpreting

September 2, 2024 to October 5, 2024.

Maîtrise universitaire (master) en technologies de la traduction et de la communication (MATECH - ancienne MATIM)

January 15, 2025 to February 28, 2025. For holders of a Swiss bachelor's degree and citizens of countries who do not require a visa : January 15, 2025 to April 30, 2025.

 

Applications submitted after this deadline will not be processed.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

Masters of Arts in Translation (MATS–MATT–MATCOM)

January 15, 2025 to February 28, 2025.

Master of Arts in Conference Interpreting

September 2, 2024 to October 5, 2024 for an admission in Septembre 2025.

Maîtrise universitaire (master) en technologies de la traduction et de la communication (MATECH - ancienne MATIM)

January 15, 2025 to February 28, 2025. For holders of a Swiss bachelor's degree and citizens of countries who do not require a visa : January 15, 2025 to April 30, 2025.

 

Applications submitted after this deadline will not be processed.

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline:

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Only some Master programs have a specific registration deadline, see below.

Master of Science in Speech and Language Therapy + Master of Science in Neuroscience + Master of Science in Learning and Teaching Technologies (MALTT)

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

Standard registration deadline:

All other FPSE master's programs

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

28 février

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Only some master's programs have a specific registration deadline:

Master of Science in Neuroscience

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

Standard registration deadline:

All other master's programs from the Faculty of Science


Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Bachelor of Medicine or Bachelor of Dental Medicine

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline applies to candidates who hold, or are about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution.

Another deadline is 28 February for applicants who do not hold, or are not about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution. If this applies to you, please run the simulation again, modifying the relevant filters.

ATTENTION: the deadline of 28 February is also imposed on candidates who, regardless of the country in which the university baccalaureate was obtained, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland of more than 90 days, according to the regulations of the Swiss Confederation, regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who do not have a residence permit in Switzerland valid beyond 30 April.


Master of Science in Neuroscience

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Master of Human Medicine or Dental Medicine

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

 

Master of Science in Neuroscience

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Only some master's programs have a specific registration deadline:

 

Master of Science in Special Needs Education

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.
 

Master of Arts in Secondary Education + Bi-disciplinary Master of Arts in Secondary Education

Any application for registration can be started as early as October 1st in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

November 4

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

Standard registration deadline:

All other master's programs from the Institut de formation pour l'enseignement

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline applies to candidates who do not hold, or are not about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution.

Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who hold, or are about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution. If this applies to you, please run the simulation again, modifying the filters concerned.

ATTENTION: the deadline of 28 February is also imposed on candidates who, regardless of the country in which the university baccalaureate was obtained, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland of more than 90 days, according to the regulations of the Swiss Confederation, regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who do not have a residence permit in Switzerland valid beyond 30 April.

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Only some master's programs have a specific registration deadline:

Master of Science in Special Needs Education

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

Master of Arts in Secondary Education + Bi-disciplinary Master of Arts in Secondary Education

Any application for registration can be started as early as October 1st in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

November 4

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

Standard registration deadline:

All other master's programs from the Institut de formation pour l'enseignement

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

April 30

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline applies to candidates who hold, or are about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution.

Another deadline is 28 February for applicants who do not hold, or are not about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution. If this applies to you, please run the simulation again, modifying the relevant filters.

ATTENTION: the deadline of 28 February is also imposed on candidates who, regardless of the country in which the university baccalaureate was obtained, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland of more than 90 days, according to the regulations of the Swiss Confederation, regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who do not have a residence permit in Switzerland valid beyond 30 April.

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Only some master's programs have a specific registration deadline:

Master of Science in Special Needs Education

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

Master of Arts in Secondary Education + Bi-disciplinary Master of Arts in Secondary Education

Any application for registration can be started as early as October 1st in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

November 4

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

Standard registration deadline:

All other master's programs from the Institut de formation pour l'enseignement

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline is given according to the selected nationality. Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who, according to their nationality, are not subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland for more than 90 days, according to Swiss government requirements and regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates holding a Swiss residence permit that is valid beyond 30 April. If this is your case, we invite you to repeat the simulation by modifying the filters concerned.

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

This deadline applies to candidates who do not hold, or are not about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution.

Another deadline is 30 April for candidates who hold, or are about to hold, a university bachelor's degree from a recognized or accredited Swiss higher education institution. If this applies to you, please run the simulation again, modifying the filters concerned.

ATTENTION: the deadline of 28 February is also imposed on candidates who, regardless of the country in which the university baccalaureate was obtained, are subject to a visa for entry into Switzerland of more than 90 days, according to the regulations of the Swiss Confederation, regardless of their current place of residence, or for candidates who do not have a residence permit in Switzerland valid beyond 30 April.

OUR ADVICE:
The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response. 

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response.

Deadlines

Any application for registration can be started as early as mid-January in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

February 28

 

OUR ADVICE:

The earlier you submit your application, the better your chances of receiving a quick response.

Deadlines

Certificate of specialisation in the didactics of an additional teaching discipline (CSDS, 30 crédits)

Any application for registration can be started as early as October 1st in preparation for the following autumn. In accordance with Art. 55, para. 1, letter a) of the Statute of the University of Geneva, the complete application must be submitted on the online platform within the following deadline: 

November 4

Any application submitted on the online platform after this deadline will not be processed.

 

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies. 
  • A copy of the Certificat d’enseignement secondaire supérieur général.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

 

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed.
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. 
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language.
  • A copy of the Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife in the original language.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

 

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language.
  • A copy of the Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife in the original language.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

 

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.

  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.

  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.

  • If the Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language.

  • If the required grade average for the Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife has not been attained: proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language (see General terms and conditions).

  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.

  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.

  • If the Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language.

  • If the required grade average for the Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife has not been attained: proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language (see General terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport. 

  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable. 

  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.

  • If the Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language.

  • If the required grade average for the Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife has not been attained: proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language (see General terms and conditions).

  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.

  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.

  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 

  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language.

  • If the required grade average for the Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife has not been attained: proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language (see General terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language.

  • If the required grade average for the Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife has not been attained: proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language (see General terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language.

  • If the required grade average for the Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife has not been attained: proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language (see General terms and conditions).

  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.


PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language.

  • If the required grade average for the Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife has not been attained: proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language (see General terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.


PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language.

  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. 
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE and who does not wish to pass the ECUS exam, (see General terms and conditions):

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

1) For the Atestat Mijnakarg (Yndhanur) Krtutyan

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

2) For the Mijnakarg (Iriv) Krtutyan Attestat

The candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE:

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

1) For the Atestat Mijnakarg (Yndhanur) Krtutyan

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

2) For the Mijnakarg (Iriv) Krtutyan Attestat

The candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE:

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

1) For the Atestat Mijnakarg (Yndhanur) Krtutyan

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

2) For the Mijnakarg (Iriv) Krtutyan Attestat

The candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE:

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

1) For the Atestat Mijnakarg (Yndhanur) Krtutyan

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

2) For the Mijnakarg (Iriv) Krtutyan Attestat

The candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE:

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

1) For the Atestat Mijnakarg (Yndhanur) Krtutyan

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

2) For the Mijnakarg (Iriv) Krtutyan Attestat

The candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE:

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

1) For the Atestat Mijnakarg (Yndhanur) Krtutyan

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

2) For the Mijnakarg (Iriv) Krtutyan Attestat

The candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE:

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

1) For the Atestat Mijnakarg (Yndhanur) Krtutyan

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

2) For the Mijnakarg (Iriv) Krtutyan Attestat

The candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE:

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. 
  • A copy of the Certificat d’enseignement secondaire supérieur général.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Certificat d’enseignement secondaire supérieur général​​​​​​ is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Certificat d’enseignement secondaire supérieur général.​​​​​​ is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Certificat d’enseignement secondaire supérieur général​​​​​​ is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Certificat d’enseignement secondaire supérieur général.​​​​​​ is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Certificat d’enseignement secondaire supérieur général.​​​​​​ is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Certificat d’enseignement secondaire supérieur général.​​​​​​ is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Certified true copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. 
  • Certified true copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Certified true copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: simple copies are required for countries that have signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Certified true copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. 
  • Certified true copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Certified true copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: simple copies are required for countries that have signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the in the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a Copy of the in the diploma in the original language, together with a Copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a Copy of the in the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a Copy of the in the diploma in the original language, together with a Copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the in the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the in the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Copies of official transcripts/certificates of upper secondary studies received to date, in the original language, to verify the conditions of enrollment (see General terms and conditions) If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: an official attestation, in the original language, mentioning the branches and level of the examinations planned. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

 

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Copies of official transcripts/certificates of upper secondary studies received to date, in the original language, to verify the conditions of enrollment (see General terms and conditions) If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: an official attestation, in the original language, mentioning the branches and level of the examinations planned. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

 

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • Copies of official transcripts/certificates of upper secondary studies received to date, in the original language, to verify the conditions of enrollment (see General terms and conditions) If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: an official attestation, in the original language, mentioning the branches and level of the examinations planned.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of official transcripts/certificates of upper secondary studies received to date, in the original language, to verify the conditions of enrollment (see General terms and conditions) If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: an official attestation, in the original language, mentioning the branches and level of the examinations planned.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • Copies of official transcripts/certificates of upper secondary studies received to date, in the original language, to verify the conditions of enrollment (see General terms and conditions) If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: an official attestation, in the original language, mentioning the branches and level of the examinations planned.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.

  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • Copies of official transcripts/certificates of upper secondary studies received to date, in the original language, to verify the conditions of enrollment (see General terms and conditions) If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: an official attestation, in the original language, mentioning the branches and level of the examinations planned.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.

  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of official transcripts/certificates of upper secondary studies received to date, in the original language, to verify the conditions of enrollment (see General terms and conditions) If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: an official attestation, in the original language, mentioning the branches and level of the examinations planned.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • Copies of official transcripts/certificates of upper secondary studies received to date, in the original language, to verify the conditions of enrollment (see General terms and conditions) If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: an official attestation, in the original language, mentioning the branches and level of the examinations planned.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. 
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. 
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language.
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. 
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE and who does not wish to pass the ECUS exam, (see General terms and conditions):

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. 
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE and who does not wish to pass the ECUS exam, (see General terms and conditions):

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.

  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available. 

  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE :

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE :

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.

  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available. 

  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE :

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE :

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.

  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available. 

  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE :

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.

  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available. 

  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE :

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE :

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed his or her years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE and who does not wish to pass the ECUS exam, (see General terms and conditions):

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed his or her years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE and who does not wish to pass the ECUS exam, (see General terms and conditions):

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.

  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.

  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.

  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.

  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.

  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.

  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.

  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.

  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. 
  • A copy of the European Baccalaureate diploma in the original language.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

 

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. 
  • A copy of the European Baccalaureate diploma in the original language.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

 

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the European Baccalaureate diploma is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the European Baccalaureate diploma is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language.
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the European Baccalaureate diploma is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the European Baccalaureate diploma is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language.
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the European Baccalaureate diploma is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the European Baccalaureate diploma is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language.
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the European Baccalaureate diploma is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies. 
  • A copy of the Baccalauréat général français, together with a copy of the final grade transcript.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

 

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies. 
  • A copy of the Baccalauréat général français, together with a copy of the final grade transcript.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

 

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.

  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: a proof of registration or student status, in the original language.

  • An official attestation indicating the specialties followed in “première” and “terminale”, in the original language.

  • If the Baccalauréat général français is obtained: a copy of the diploma, together with a copy of the final grade transcript. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.

  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: a proof of registration or student status, in the original language.

  • An official attestation indicating the specialties followed in “première” and “terminale”, in the original language.

  • If the Baccalauréat général français is obtained: a copy of the diploma, together with a copy of the final grade transcript. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.

  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: a proof of registration or student status, in the original language.

  • An official attestation indicating the specialties followed in “première” and “terminale”, in the original language.

  • If the Baccalauréat général français is obtained: a copy of the diploma, together with a copy of the final grade transcript. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.

  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: a proof of registration or student status, in the original language.

  • An official attestation indicating the specialties followed in “première” and “terminale”, in the original language.

  • If the Baccalauréat général français is obtained: a copy of the diploma, together with a copy of the final grade transcript. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.

  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: a proof of registration or student status, in the original language.

  • An official attestation indicating the specialties followed in “première” and “terminale”, in the original language.

  • If the Baccalauréat général français is obtained: a copy of the diploma, together with a copy of the final grade transcript. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.

  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: a proof of registration or student status, in the original language.

  • An official attestation indicating the specialties followed in “première” and “terminale”, in the original language.

  • If the Baccalauréat général français is obtained: a copy of the diploma, together with a copy of the final grade transcript. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • A copy of the International Baccalaureate diploma, in the original language, the page on which the 6 final exams passed are listed, as well as their levels and number of points obtained.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

 

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • A copy of the International Baccalaureate diploma, in the original language, the page on which the 6 final exams passed are listed, as well as their levels and number of points obtained.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

 

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • If the International Baccalaureate diploma is not (yet) obtained: a proof of registration or student status in the original language, mentioning the 6 final exams planned and their levels.
  • If the International Baccalaureate diploma is obtained: a copy of the diploma, in the original language, the page on which the 6 final exams passed are listed, as well as their levels and number of points obtained. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • If the International Baccalaureate diploma is not (yet) obtained: a proof of registration or student status in the original language, mentioning the 6 final exams planned and their levels.
  • If the International Baccalaureate diploma is obtained: a copy of the diploma, in the original language, the page on which the 6 final exams passed are listed, as well as their levels and number of points obtained. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • If the International Baccalaureate diploma is not (yet) obtained: a proof of registration or student status in the original language, mentioning the 6 final exams planned and their levels.
  • If the International Baccalaureate diploma is obtained: a copy of the diploma, in the original language, the page on which the 6 final exams passed are listed, as well as their levels and number of points obtained. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • If the International Baccalaureate diploma is not (yet) obtained: a proof of registration or student status in the original language, mentioning the 6 final exams planned and their levels.
  • If the International Baccalaureate diploma is obtained: a copy of the diploma, in the original language, the page on which the 6 final exams passed are listed, as well as their levels and number of points obtained. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • If the International Baccalaureate diploma is not (yet) obtained: a proof of registration or student status in the original language, mentioning the 6 final exams planned and their levels.
  • If the International Baccalaureate diploma is obtained: a copy of the diploma, in the original language, the page on which the 6 final exams passed are listed, as well as their levels and number of points obtained. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language. 

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • If the International Baccalaureate diploma is not (yet) obtained: a proof of registration or student status in the original language, mentioning the 6 final exams planned and their levels.
  • If the International Baccalaureate diploma is obtained: a copy of the diploma, in the original language, the page on which the 6 final exams passed are listed, as well as their levels and number of points obtained. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • If the International Baccalaureate diploma is not (yet) obtained: a proof of registration or student status in the original language, mentioning the 6 final exams planned and their levels.
  • If the International Baccalaureate diploma is obtained: a copy of the diploma, in the original language, the page on which the 6 final exams passed are listed, as well as their levels and number of points obtained. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • A copy of the Liechtensteinischer Maturitätsausweis, in the original language.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

 

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • A copy of the Liechtensteinischer Maturitätsausweis, in the original language.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

 

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • If the Liechtensteinischer Maturitätsausweis is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, (otherwise, it must be provided with the confirmation of registration with the UNIGE).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • If the Liechtensteinischer Maturitätsausweis is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, (otherwise, it must be provided with the confirmation of registration with the UNIGE).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • If the Liechtensteinischer Maturitätsausweis is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, (otherwise, it must be provided with the confirmation of registration with the UNIGE).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • If the Liechtensteinischer Maturitätsausweis is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, (otherwise, it must be provided with the confirmation of registration with the UNIGE).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • If the Liechtensteinischer Maturitätsausweis is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, (otherwise, it must be provided with the confirmation of registration with the UNIGE).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • If the Liechtensteinischer Maturitätsausweis is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, (otherwise, it must be provided with the confirmation of registration with the UNIGE).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. 
  • A copy of the Diplôme de fin d’études secondaires classiques.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

 

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. 
  • A copy of the Diplôme de fin d’études secondaires classiques.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

 

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last four years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Diplôme de fin d’études secondaires classiques is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last four years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Diplôme de fin d’études secondaires classiques is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last four years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Diplôme de fin d’études secondaires classiques ​​is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last four years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Diplôme de fin d’études secondaires classiques ​​is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last four years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Diplôme de fin d’études secondaires classiques ​​is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last four years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Diplôme de fin d’études secondaires classiques ​​is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • A copy of the Swiss “Maturity” Certificate, in the original language.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

 

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • A copy of the Swiss “Maturity” Certificate, in the original language.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

 

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • If the Swiss “Maturity” Certificate is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, (otherwise, it must be provided with the confirmation of registration with the UNIGE).

 

For applicants who is required to pass the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate, (see General terms and conditions):

  • If the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate has not yet been obtained: a proof of registration or student status, in the original language.
  • If the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate is obtained: a copy of the diploma (not the transcript), in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • If the Swiss “Maturity” Certificate is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, (otherwise, it must be provided with the confirmation of registration with the UNIGE).

 

For applicants who is required to pass the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate, (see General terms and conditions):

  • If the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate has not yet been obtained: a proof of registration or student status, in the original language.
  • If the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate is obtained: a copy of the diploma (not the transcript), in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • If the Swiss “Maturity” Certificate is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, (otherwise, it must be provided with the confirmation of registration with the UNIGE).

 

For applicants who is required to pass the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate, (see General terms and conditions):

  • If the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate has not yet been obtained: a proof of registration or student status, in the original language.
  • If the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate is obtained: a copy of the diploma (not the transcript), in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • If the Swiss “Maturity” Certificate is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, (otherwise, it must be provided with the confirmation of registration with the UNIGE).

 

For applicants who is required to pass the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate, (see General terms and conditions):

  • If the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate has not yet been obtained: a proof of registration or student status, in the original language.
  • If the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate is obtained: a copy of the diploma (not the transcript), in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • If the Swiss “Maturity” Certificate is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, (otherwise, it must be provided with the confirmation of registration with the UNIGE).

 

For applicants who is required to pass the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate, (see General terms and conditions):

  • If the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate has not yet been obtained: a proof of registration or student status, in the original language.
  • If the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate is obtained: a copy of the diploma (not the transcript), in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • If the Swiss “Maturity” Certificate is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, (otherwise, it must be provided with the confirmation of registration with the UNIGE).

 

For applicants who is required to pass the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate, (see General terms and conditions):

  • If the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate has not yet been obtained: a proof of registration or student status, in the original language.
  • If the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate is obtained: a copy of the diploma (not the transcript), in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. The Europass CV template is perfectly acceptable. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts, in the original language which, specify all past Advanced Placement (AP) Exams.
  • A copy of the High School Diploma in the original language.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

 

 

 

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

If the High School Diploma is not (yet) obtained:

  • A copy of the grade transcripts obtained to date, which specify all past Advanced Placement (AP) Exams, as well as a proof of registration or student status in the original language, mentioning the planned Advanced Placement (AP) Exams.

 

If the High School Diploma is obtained:

  • A copy of the grade transcripts obtained to date, which specify all past Advanced Placement (AP) Exams.
  • A copy of the diploma, in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.

 

If the High School Diploma is not (yet) obtained:

  • A copy of the grade transcripts obtained to date, which specify all past Advanced Placement (AP) Exams, as well as a proof of registration or student status in the original language, mentioning the planned Advanced Placement (AP) Exams.

 

If the High School Diploma is obtained:

  • A copy of the grade transcripts obtained to date, which specify all past Advanced Placement (AP) Exams.
  • A copy of the diploma, in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).

 

If the High School Diploma is not (yet) obtained:

  • A copy of the grade transcripts obtained to date, which specify all past Advanced Placement (AP) Exams, as well as a proof of registration or student status in the original language, mentioning the planned Advanced Placement (AP) Exams.

 

If the High School Diploma is obtained:

  • A copy of the grade transcripts obtained to date, which specify all past Advanced Placement (AP) Exams.
  • A copy of the diploma, in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.

 

If the High School Diploma is not (yet) obtained:

  • A copy of the grade transcripts obtained to date, which specify all past Advanced Placement (AP) Exams, as well as a proof of registration or student status in the original language, mentioning the planned Advanced Placement (AP) Exams.

 

If the High School Diploma is obtained:

  • A copy of the grade transcripts obtained to date, which specify all past Advanced Placement (AP) Exams.
  • A copy of the diploma, in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).

 

If the High School Diploma is not (yet) obtained:

  • A copy of the grade transcripts obtained to date, which specify all past Advanced Placement (AP) Exams, as well as a proof of registration or student status in the original language, mentioning the planned Advanced Placement (AP) Exams.

 

If the High School Diploma is obtained:

  • A copy of the grade transcripts obtained to date, which specify all past Advanced Placement (AP) Exams.
  • A copy of the diploma, in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language. 

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.

 

If the High School Diploma is not (yet) obtained:

  • A copy of the grade transcripts obtained to date, which specify all past Advanced Placement (AP) Exams, as well as a proof of registration or student status in the original language, mentioning the planned Advanced Placement (AP) Exams.

 

If the High School Diploma is obtained:

  • A copy of the grade transcripts obtained to date, which specify all past Advanced Placement (AP) Exams.
  • A copy of the diploma, in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

If the High School Diploma is not (yet) obtained:

  • A copy of the grade transcripts obtained to date, which specify all past Advanced Placement (AP) Exams, as well as a proof of registration or student status in the original language, mentioning the planned Advanced Placement (AP) Exams.

 

If the High School Diploma is obtained:

  • A copy of the grade transcripts obtained to date, which specify all past Advanced Placement (AP) Exams.
  • A copy of the diploma, in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, ( see General terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of official transcripts/certificates of upper secondary studies received to date, in the original language, to verify the conditions of enrollment (see General terms and conditions) If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: an official attestation, in the original language, mentioning the branches and level of the examinations planned.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

 

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language.

  • If the required grade average for the Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife has not been attained: proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language (see General terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

1) For the Atestat Mijnakarg (Yndhanur) Krtutyan

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

2) For the Mijnakarg (Iriv) Krtutyan Attestat

The candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE:

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

1) For the Atestat Mijnakarg (Yndhanur) Krtutyan

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

2) For the Mijnakarg (Iriv) Krtutyan Attestat

The candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE:

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Certificat d’enseignement secondaire supérieur général​​​​​​ is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Certificat d’enseignement secondaire supérieur général.​​​​​​ is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • Copies of official transcripts/certificates of upper secondary studies received to date, in the original language, to verify the conditions of enrollment (see General terms and conditions) If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: an official attestation, in the original language, mentioning the branches and level of the examinations planned.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.

  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of official transcripts/certificates of upper secondary studies received to date, in the original language, to verify the conditions of enrollment (see General terms and conditions) If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: an official attestation, in the original language, mentioning the branches and level of the examinations planned.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

 

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, ( see General terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.

  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available. 

  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE :

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE :

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.

  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the diploma of upper secondary studies is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.

  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the European Baccalaureate diploma is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the European Baccalaureate diploma is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language.
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.

  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: a proof of registration or student status, in the original language.

  • An official attestation indicating the specialties followed in “première” and “terminale”, in the original language.

  • If the Baccalauréat général français is obtained: a copy of the diploma, together with a copy of the final grade transcript. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.

  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last three years of upper secondary studies in the original language. If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: a proof of registration or student status, in the original language.

  • An official attestation indicating the specialties followed in “première” and “terminale”, in the original language.

  • If the Baccalauréat général français is obtained: a copy of the diploma, together with a copy of the final grade transcript. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • If the International Baccalaureate diploma is not (yet) obtained: a proof of registration or student status in the original language, mentioning the 6 final exams planned and their levels.
  • If the International Baccalaureate diploma is obtained: a copy of the diploma, in the original language, the page on which the 6 final exams passed are listed, as well as their levels and number of points obtained. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • If the International Baccalaureate diploma is not (yet) obtained: a proof of registration or student status in the original language, mentioning the 6 final exams planned and their levels.
  • If the International Baccalaureate diploma is obtained: a copy of the diploma, in the original language, the page on which the 6 final exams passed are listed, as well as their levels and number of points obtained. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • If the Liechtensteinischer Maturitätsausweis is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, (otherwise, it must be provided with the confirmation of registration with the UNIGE).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • If the Liechtensteinischer Maturitätsausweis is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, (otherwise, it must be provided with the confirmation of registration with the UNIGE).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last four years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Diplôme de fin d’études secondaires classiques ​​is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • Copies of all grade transcripts from the last four years of upper secondary studies in the original language (including those of the current year). If transcripts for the current year are not (yet) available: an official proof of registration or student status indicating the courses you are taking, in the original language, duly stamped by your institution.
  • If the Diplôme de fin d’études secondaires classiques ​​is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language. 

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

 

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable
  • If the Swiss “Maturity” Certificate is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, (otherwise, it must be provided with the confirmation of registration with the UNIGE).

 

For applicants who is required to pass the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate, (see General terms and conditions):

  • If the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate has not yet been obtained: a proof of registration or student status, in the original language.
  • If the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate is obtained: a copy of the diploma (not the transcript), in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • If the Swiss “Maturity” Certificate is obtained: a copy of the diploma in the original language, (otherwise, it must be provided with the confirmation of registration with the UNIGE).

 

For applicants who is required to pass the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate, (see General terms and conditions):

  • If the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate has not yet been obtained: a proof of registration or student status, in the original language.
  • If the complementary “Passerelle” exam certificate is obtained: a copy of the diploma (not the transcript), in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see General terms and conditions).

 

If the High School Diploma is not (yet) obtained:

  • A copy of the grade transcripts obtained to date, which specify all past Advanced Placement (AP) Exams, as well as a proof of registration or student status in the original language, mentioning the planned Advanced Placement (AP) Exams.

 

If the High School Diploma is obtained:

  • A copy of the grade transcripts obtained to date, which specify all past Advanced Placement (AP) Exams.
  • A copy of the diploma, in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.

 

If the High School Diploma is not (yet) obtained:

  • A copy of the grade transcripts obtained to date, which specify all past Advanced Placement (AP) Exams, as well as a proof of registration or student status in the original language, mentioning the planned Advanced Placement (AP) Exams.

 

If the High School Diploma is obtained:

  • A copy of the grade transcripts obtained to date, which specify all past Advanced Placement (AP) Exams.
  • A copy of the diploma, in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
     
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
     
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
     
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
     
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) ("attestation d’exmatriculation"). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed.
     
  • The Application form for the admission to a doctoral program, duly completed, along with all required documents listed on the first page of the form.
     
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

PLEASE NOTE    

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
     
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
     
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
     
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
     
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
     
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) ("attestation d’exmatriculation"). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed.
     
  • The Application form for the admission to a doctoral program, duly completed, along with all required documents listed on the first page of the form.
     

  • A letter of acceptance:

    • for the PhD in Life Sciences, a letter from the dissertation director;

    • for all other PhDs, a letter of acceptance for doctoral studies signed by the dissertation director.

  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

PLEASE NOTE    

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
     
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
     
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
     
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
     
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) ("attestation d’exmatriculation"). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed.
     
  • The Application form for the admission to a doctoral program, duly completed, along with all required documents listed on the first page of the form.
     

  • A letter from the dissertation director:

    • for the PhD in Life Sciences, a letter from the dissertation director;

    • for all other PhDs, a letter from your thesis director that must specify the exact date or semester that you will begin work on the thesis, signed and bearing the stamp of the student secretariat of the Faculty of Medicine at the University Medical Center, Rue Michel Servet 1.

  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

PLEASE NOTE    

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
     
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
     
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
     
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
     
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language. 
     
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) ("attestation d’exmatriculation"). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed.
     
  • A letter of acceptance for doctoral studies signed by the Dean of the Faculty.
     
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

PLEASE NOTE    

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
     
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
     
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
     
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
     
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
     
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) ("attestation d’exmatriculation"). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed.
     
  • The Application form for the admission to a doctoral program, duly completed, along with all required documents listed on the first page of the form.
     
  • The thesis supervision form signed by a professor of the Faculty who agrees to be your thesis director.
     
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

PLEASE NOTE    

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
     
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
     
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
     
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
     
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
     
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) ("attestation d’exmatriculation"). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed.
     
  • The Application form for the admission to a doctoral program, duly completed, along with all required documents listed on the first page of the form.
     
  • A letter of acceptance for doctoral studies signed by the dissertation director.
     
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

PLEASE NOTE    

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
     
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
     
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. 
     
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
     
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
     
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) ("attestation d’exmatriculation"). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed.
     
  • A letter of acceptance for doctoral studies signed by the Dean (or vice-Dean) of the Faculty.
     
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

PLEASE NOTE    

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
     
  • A copy of your diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
     
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
     
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
     
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
     
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) ("attestation d’exmatriculation"). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed.
     
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

PLEASE NOTE    

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
     
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
     
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
     
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language. 
     
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) ("attestation d’exmatriculation"). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed.
     
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

PLEASE NOTE    

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
     
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
     
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. 
     
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
     
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
     
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) ("attestation d’exmatriculation"). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed.
     
  • A copy of a certificate indicating at least a B2 level of proficiency in French, if you have one (see list). This may excuse you from the requirement to take the UNIGE French exam if you are otherwise subject to that requirement.
     
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

PLEASE NOTE    

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
     
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. 
     
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
     
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
     
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) ("attestation d’exmatriculation"). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed.
     
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

PLEASE NOTE    

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • Two copies of the enrollment form, completed, dated, and signed.
  • Two passport photos (full face and bareheaded) from a photo booth, with one glued to each of the signed and dated enrollment forms. Please follow the photographic requirements.
  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A complete CV, including full details of your studies at secondary and university level. Each year should be clearly accounted for, including years during which you undertook no studies.
  • A copy of your diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language. Please note: For countries that have not signed or ratified the Lisbon Convention, certified true copies are required.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) ("attestation d’exmatriculation"). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed.
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

PLEASE NOTE    

  • The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, the applicant will be informed by email.
  • Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
     
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
     
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. 
     
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
     
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language. 
     
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) ("attestation d’exmatriculation"). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed.
     
  • A copy of a certificate indicating at least a B2 level of proficiency in French, if you have one (see list). This may excuse you from the requirement to take the UNIGE French exam if you are otherwise subject to that requirement.
     
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

PLEASE NOTE    

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
     
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language. 
     
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
     
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
     
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) ("attestation d’exmatriculation"). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed.
     
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

PLEASE NOTE    

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
     
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
     
  • A copy of your diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
     
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
     
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
     
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language. 
     
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) ("attestation d’exmatriculation"). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed.
     
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

PLEASE NOTE    

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
     
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
     
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
     
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
     
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language. 
     
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) ("attestation d’exmatriculation"). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed.
     
  • A certificate of acceptance signed by the Director of the program.
     
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

PLEASE NOTE    

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
     
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
     
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
     
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
     
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
     
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) ("attestation d’exmatriculation"). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed.
     
  • A certificate of acceptance signed by the Vice-dean in charge of postgraduate education.
     
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

PLEASE NOTE    

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language. 
  • Documents required according to the program applied for (information available at this address). 

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language. 
  • Documents required according to the program applied for (information available at this address). 

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language. 
  • Documents required according to the program applied for (information available at this address). 

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language. 
  • Documents required according to the program applied for (information available at this address). 

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • Copies of official transcripts/certificates of upper secondary studies received to date, in the original language, to verify the conditions of enrollment (see General terms and conditions) If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: an official attestation, in the original language, mentioning the branches and level of the examinations planned.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE :

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • Copies of official transcripts/certificates of upper secondary studies received to date, in the original language, to verify the conditions of enrollment (see General terms and conditions) If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: an official attestation, in the original language, mentioning the branches and level of the examinations planned.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE :

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • Copies of official transcripts/certificates of upper secondary studies received to date, in the original language, to verify the conditions of enrollment (see General terms and conditions) If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: an official attestation, in the original language, mentioning the branches and level of the examinations planned.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE :

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • Copies of official transcripts/certificates of upper secondary studies received to date, in the original language, to verify the conditions of enrollment (see General terms and conditions) If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: an official attestation, in the original language, mentioning the branches and level of the examinations planned.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE :

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • Copies of official transcripts/certificates of upper secondary studies received to date, in the original language, to verify the conditions of enrollment (see General terms and conditions) If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: an official attestation, in the original language, mentioning the branches and level of the examinations planned.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE :

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • Copies of official transcripts/certificates of upper secondary studies received to date, in the original language, to verify the conditions of enrollment (see General terms and conditions) If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: an official attestation, in the original language, mentioning the branches and level of the examinations planned.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE :

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • Copies of official transcripts/certificates of upper secondary studies received to date, in the original language, to verify the conditions of enrollment (see General terms and conditions) If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: an official attestation, in the original language, mentioning the branches and level of the examinations planned.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE :

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • Copies of official transcripts/certificates of upper secondary studies received to date, in the original language, to verify the conditions of enrollment (see General terms and conditions) If the transcripts for the current school year are not (yet) available: an official attestation, in the original language, mentioning the branches and level of the examinations planned.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.

 

In addition, in case of university studies initiated, successful or not:

  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

For candidate who has not completed two years of study in the subject area chosen at UNIGE :

  • Proof of admission in the subject area chosen at UNIGE, in the original language, to a program and a university recognized by UNIGE in the country in which the secondary studies diploma was obtained. An official translation is also required for attestation that is not written in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office and Faculties reserve the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B2, if you have one. This could exempt you for the UNIGE French test, (see Specific procedures/terms and conditions).
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.
     
  • The additional documents required for the MUSE admission application (information available at this address).

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Documents

  • A copy of your identity document (back and front) or of the personal information page of your passport.
  • A copy of your Swiss residence permit (front and back), where applicable.
  • A copy of the diploma of upper secondary studies in the original language, together with a copy of the final grade transcript, where available.
  • Copies of all university grade transcripts obtained to date (even if dropped or failed) in the original language.
  • If the grade transcripts for the current academic year are not (yet) available: proof of registration or student status in the original language.
  • Copies of all university degrees obtained to date, in the original language.
  • For students who have studied at Swiss higher education institutions (universities, EPF, HES, HEP), proof that you are no longer enrolled at that/those institution(s) (attestation d’exmatriculation). For applicants whose studies are still ongoing, this proof must be provided at the latest when your enrollment at UNIGE is confirmed. 
  • A copy of a French diploma confirming a level of at least B1, if you have one.
  • An official translation of each document not in French, German, Italian, English or Spanish should be provided along with the documents in the original language.
     
  • The additional documents required for the MUSE admission application (information available at this address).

 

PLEASE NOTE:

The Admissions Office reserves the right to require any further information needed to assess the application and will not process any incomplete applications. In both cases, you will be invited by e-mail to log on to your portal to add the missing documents under the "Additional documents" tab or to find the decision there.

Any omission or submission of inaccurate or falsified documents can lead to the definitive rejection of admission and/or dismissal from UNIGE.

Registration fee

Registration is free for applicants who hold or are about to hold a Swiss diploma of secondary studies (see General terms and conditions).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, of such a diploma, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

See information on tuition fees

 

Registration fee

Registration is free for applicants who hold or are about to hold a Liechtensteinischer Maturitätsausweis (see General terms and conditions).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, of such a diploma, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

See information on tuition fees

 

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online within the deadline (see Deadline) as soon as the enrollment application has been confirmed. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2023-2024 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

See Information on tuition fees

 

 

Registration fee

Registration is free for applicants who hold or are about to hold a Swiss diploma of secondary studies (see General terms and conditions)

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, of such a diploma, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

See information on tuition fees

 

Registration fee

Registration is free for applicants who hold or are about to hold a Liechtensteinischer Maturitätsausweis (see General terms and conditions),


NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, of such a diploma, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

See information on tuition fees

 

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online within the deadline (see Deadline) as soon as the enrollment application has been confirmed. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2023-2024 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

See Information on tuition fees

 

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online within the deadline (see Deadline) as soon as the enrollment application has been confirmed. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2023-2024 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

See Information on tuition fees

 

 

 

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online within the deadline (see Deadline) as soon as the online part of the enrollment application has been confirmed. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2023-2024 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

NOTE:

Registration is free for applicants with a recognized Swiss diploma of secondary studies. If this is your case, the fee will not be requested during the online enrollment application.

 

See information on tuition fees

 

 

 

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online within the deadline (see Deadline) as soon as the online part of the enrollment application has been confirmed. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2023-2024 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

NOTE:

Registration is free for applicants with a recognized Swiss diploma of secondary studies. If this is your case, the fee will not be requested during the online enrollment application.

See information on tuition fees

 

 

 

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online within the deadline (see Deadline) as soon as the online part of the enrollment application has been confirmed. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2023-2024 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

NOTE:

Registration is free for applicants with a recognized Swiss diploma of secondary studies. If this is your case, the fee will not be requested during the online enrollment application.

See information on tuition fees

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online within the deadline (see Deadline) as soon as the online part of the enrollment application has been confirmed. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2023-2024 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

NOTE:

Registration is free for applicants with a recognized Swiss diploma of secondary studies. If this is your case, the fee will not be requested during the online enrollment application.

See information on tuition fees

 

Registration fee

Registration is free for applicants who hold or are about to hold a Liechtensteinischer Maturitätsausweis (see General terms and conditions).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, of such a diploma, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

See information on tuition fees

 

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online within the deadline (see Deadline) as soon as the online part of the enrollment application has been confirmed. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2023-2024 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

NOTE:

Registration is free for applicants with a recognized Swiss diploma of secondary studies. If this is your case, the fee will not be requested during the online enrollment application.

See information on tuition fees

 

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online within the deadline (see Deadline) as soon as the enrollment application has been confirmed. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2023-2024 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

See Information on tuition fees

Registration fee

Registration is free for applicants who hold or are about to hold a Swiss diploma of secondary studies (see General terms and conditions)

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, of such a diploma, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

See information on tuition fees

 

Registration fee

Registration is free for applicants who hold or are about to hold a Liechtensteinischer Maturitätsausweis (see General terms and conditions).

 

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, of such a diploma, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

See information on tuition fees

 

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online within the deadline (see Deadline) as soon as the enrollment application has been confirmed. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2023-2024 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

See Information on tuition fees

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online within the deadline (see Deadline) as soon as the online part of the enrollment application has been confirmed. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2023-2024 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

NOTE:

Registration is free for applicants with a recognized Swiss diploma of secondary studies. If this is your case, the fee will not be requested during the online enrollment application.

See information on tuition fees

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online within the deadline (see Deadline) as soon as the online part of the enrollment application has been confirmed. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2023-2024 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

NOTE:

Registration is free for applicants with a recognized Swiss diploma of secondary studies. If this is your case, the fee will not be requested during the online enrollment application.

See information on tuition fees

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online within the deadline (see Deadline) as soon as the online part of the enrollment application has been confirmed. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2023-2024 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

NOTE:

Registration is free for applicants with a recognized Swiss diploma of secondary studies. If this is your case, the fee will not be requested during the online enrollment application.

See information on tuition fees

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online within the deadline (see Deadline) as soon as the online part of the enrollment application has been confirmed. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2023-2024 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

NOTE:

Registration is free for applicants with a recognized Swiss diploma of secondary studies. If this is your case, the fee will not be requested during the online enrollment application.

See information on tuition fees

 

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online within the deadline (see Deadline) as soon as the online part of the enrollment application has been confirmed. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2023-2024 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

NOTE:

Registration is free for applicants with a recognized Swiss diploma of secondary studies. If this is your case, the fee will not be requested during the online enrollment application.

See information on tuition fees

 

Registration fee

Registration is free for applicants who hold or are about to hold a Swiss diploma of secondary studies (see General terms and conditions).

NOTE:

If you do not hold, or are not about to hold, of such a diploma, please repeat the simulation by modifying the selected filters.

 

See information on tuition fees

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online within the deadline (see Deadline) as soon as the enrollment application has been confirmed. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2024-2025 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

NOTE: registration is free for applicants with a recognized Swiss diploma of secondary studies. If this is your case, the fee will not be requested during the online enrollment application.

See information on tuition fees

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online within the deadline (see Deadline) as soon as the enrollment application has been confirmed. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2024-2025 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

NOTE:

Registration is free for applicants with a recognized Swiss diploma of secondary studies. If this is your case, the fee will not be requested during the online enrollment application.

See information on tuition fees

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online within the deadline (see Deadline) as soon as the enrollment application has been confirmed. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2024-2025 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

NOTE:

Registration is free for applicants with a recognized Swiss diploma of secondary studies. If this is your case, the fee will not be requested during the online enrollment application.

See information on tuition fees

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online within the deadline (see Deadline) as soon as the enrollment application has been confirmed. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2024-2025 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

NOTE:

Registration is free for applicants with a recognized Swiss diploma of secondary studies. If this is your case, the fee will not be requested during the online enrollment application.

See information on tuition fees

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online within the deadline (see Deadline) as soon as the enrollment application has been confirmed. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2024-2025 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

NOTE:

Registration is free for applicants with a recognized Swiss diploma of secondary studies. If this is your case, the fee will not be requested during the online enrollment application.

See information on tuition fees

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online at the end of the online registration for application, by February 28 on the latest. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

The registration fee must be paid only once, even in case of multiple applications.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason. It is not transferable to a later semester.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2023-2024 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

NOTE:

Registration is free for applicants with a recognized Swiss diploma of secondary studies. If this is your case, the fee will not be requested during the online enrollment application.

See information on tuition fees

Registration fee

Holders of a foreign or international secondary degree are subject to a registration fee of 65 Swiss francs to cover the costs of processing their applications.

The payment must be made online within the deadline (see Deadline) as soon as the online part of the enrollment application has been confirmed. The fee is payable by credit card, PostFinance, Paysafecard, PaypPal. No other means of payment (e.g. cash or check) is accepted.

In case of admission, the registration fee is deducted from the first semester’s university fees. It is not reimbursed in case of rejection, withdrawal, or incomplete application, regardless of the reason.

EXCEPTIONS:

Holders of the following permits are exempt from the registration fee for the 2023-2024 academic year: B refugee, F refugee, S (person in need of protection), F for foreigners (temporary admission for foreigners), N (asylum seekers).

NOTE:

Registration is free for applicants with a recognized Swiss diploma of secondary studies. If this is your case, the fee will not be requested during the online enrollment application.

See information on tuition fees

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