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University of Geneva

International Relations Office

Uni-Mail

Bvd du Pont-d'Arve 40

CH - 1211 Genève 4

Phone:  +41 22 379 89 94

Fax: +41 22 379 80 80

GISP 2010

Course start: February 22,  2010
Examination end: May 28, 2010

Application deadline:
November 1, 2009 

GISP 2011

Course start: February 21,  2011
Examination end: May 27, 2011

Application deadline:
November 1, 2010 

Geneva International Students' Program (GISP)

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A concept...

A 3-months program with

* Intensive French language courses 
* Multidisciplinary courses taught in English
* Exams for 30 transferable ECTS credits
* Discovery of an international city at the heart of Europe

...designed for international students

GISP's unique design combines intensive French language courses with a series of lectures and seminars taught in English on subjects and issues relating to Geneva and its incredibly rich historical and contemporary influence. These include international law and international organizations, the intellectual and cultural history of Geneva, and the present-day political, economic and social situation of Switzerland within Europe.

GISP has been designed as an interdisciplinary curriculum to respond to the needs and interests of students from abroad. In such a perspective, we have brought together experts in a variety of different fields, including European studies, international law, human rights, political science, economics, banking and finance, sociolinguistics, cultural studies, translation studies, English and French literature and enlightenment philosophy. GISP's faculty includes professors and lecturers from the University of Geneva, but also many guests speakers.

In addition to lectures and seminars, the GISP curriculum entails visits to the most important international organizations based in Geneva. This allows students to engage with perspectives and approaches from outside the academic world and completes the overview of the offer provided by the University of Geneva's teaching programs. This "multi-voiced" program structure and pedagogical approach makes for an unusually enriching educational experience.