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Reformator Jean Calvin founded the University of Geneva in 1559. More than 14,690 students from 87 nations study in Geneva. It is after Zurich the second largest in Switzerland. An International scientific committee selected this renowned University as one of the top business schools in the world. Around 59% are of female students, which is actually quite a high rate. The Swiss average rate lies at a modest 45,6 percent. The University offers the studies in the French and English language and encloses seven faculties, which includes... Medicine (with the physical education and sports) In addition, there are the architecture institute and the school of translation and interpretation. The University offers the study subjects in the French language and some in English. The University has close connections to International and non-government organisations in Geneva. Their study programs develop strongly in this area thanks to synergies. To mention are organisations like the International Labor Office (ILO) and the World Health Organisation (WHO) or the UNO. The same counts for the Institutes connecting to the University. Like the Institute of technology, that provides international studies (HEI). The Institute of economy Bossey and the graduate institute of development studies (IUED). Besides, the Geneva international academic network tries to encourage researching and international organisations to increased collaboration in the areas of human rights and lasting development. Important research fields of the University are the
Life sciences (molecular biology, bioinformatics etc.) Geneva is also the home of two national research institutions. They are "borders in the genetic" and "materials with new electronic qualities" (MaNEP). The University of Geneva offers degree studies in different areas in collaboration with other Swiss Universities. At the national level, the University is involved subsequently in two ambitious collaboration projects. Science, Life and Society are an innovation and development program between the University and Institute of technology of Lausanne. The (female and male) scientists who study there work close together with the European laboratory for particle physics (CERN). They also have close ties with European organisations for astronomy (ESO) and the European space organisation (ESA) and the NASA. At the international level, the University does not count less than eighty collaboration arrangements with Universities on all five continents. The costs to live in the city of Geneva are the highest of any Swiss city. However, the fees to study there are very cheap and the lowest at only 500 CHF per semester. The University of Geneva Return from University of Geneva to Universities in Switzerland Return from University of Geneva to High End Travel Switzerland Home Page
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