The Library offers training sessions in order to help you mastering information literacy skills according to your profile. These activities are guided by the User Training Policy of the Library of the University of Geneva (only in French).

In order to offer a quality training to the whole UNIGE community, the Library integrates some of its courses into the curriculum of bachelor, master or continuing education studies and uses a framework (only in French) to set its objectives.

For in-person or customized training, please contact our team or our Help and training service.

Are you a student?

Depending on your field of study, it is likely that information skills training sessions will be integrated into your curriculum. Select the appropriate page for more information:

Choose a discipline Anthropology Arabic (in French) Art History (in French) Astronomy (in French) Basic Medical Science (in French) Biology Chemistry and biochemistry Chinese (in French) Classics and Archeology (in French) Clinical Medicine (in French) Comparative Literature (in French) Computer Sciences Dentistry (in French) Earth Sciences Economics (in French) Education Sciences (in French) English Environmental Sciences European Studies (in French) Finance French (in French) French as a Foreign Language (in French) German (in French) Gerontology (in French) History (in French) History of the Reformation (in French) International Relations (in French) Italian (in French) Japanese (in French) Korean (in French) Law (in French) Linguistics (in French) Management Mathematics Medical Ethics, History and Humanities (in French) Modern Greek (in French) Musicology (in French) Pharmaceutical Sciences (in French) Philosophy (in French) Physics Political Science (in French) Portuguese (in French) Psychology (in French) Romansh (in French) Russian (in French) Social Sciences (in French) Spanish (in French) Statistics (in French) Theology (in French) Translation and Interpretation (in French)

Are you a teacher?

Does your course involve a literature review, bibliographic research or require access to scientific articles, statistics or other sources of information? Do you want to make your students aware of good citation practices to avoid plagiarism? If so, consider working with a librarian to enrich your course!

Check out our training catalog (only in French) and contact us to arrange a meeting to discuss your students' needs in detail.

Furthermore, to consolidate your own practices, follow our Rendez-vous de l'info scientifique and improve your management of scientific information and research data (see above).

Framework

In order to set up the training courses integrated into the Bachelor and Master's curricula, the Library has a framework of the information literacy skills (only in French) that students need to achieve their objectives during their studies. On this page (only in French), you can check which skills are teached by the Library in each of the different Bachelors and Masters programs.