Innovation, Human Development and Sustainability
The MIHDS stems from a partnership between the University of Geneva and organizations from International Geneva in the framework of the
implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). This highly multidisciplinary Master's degree aims to train students to analyze problems and identify innovative solutions in terms of the governance of sustainability. The curriculum contains a high proportion of practical courses (project workshops), but also fundamental courses on sustainability development in all its dimensions (social, economic, and environmental). This Master's programme was created in partnership with Tsinghua University (Beijing). Students can apply either to the Dual or the Single track. The Dual track links two complementary programs, one in Geneva and the other in Beijing (minimum 1 year each), to earn two diplomas after two and a half years of study. Students of the Single track (UNIGE diploma) are required to do an exchange semester at one of the partner universities (currently Tsinghua, Bogotá, Dakar, Exeter, Lund, Medellín, Pisa, Sydney, Yonsei).
THREE AVAILABLE SPECIALISATION MODULES:
- Sustainable Human Development
- Sustainable consumption, production and organizations
- Future cities and regions
Admission and enrolement rules to the Master's Program

The assets of the master
