Grant to study at the University of Geneva (Switzerland)

The grant is offered for the Master of Advanced Studies on European and International Governance program and is a reduction in tuition fees.

All applicants for the Master's program in European and International Governance are eligible to apply for a scholarship or financial aid. Scholarship applications for incoming participants must be submitted along with the applicant's application. Financial requirements are not considered when evaluating a candidate's application for admission. Program directors only evaluate requests for scholarships or financial aid from incoming candidates.

If awarded, the amount of financial assistance will be calculated according to the financial situation of the applicant, as indicated on the scholarship and financial assistance application form. Applicants are encouraged to provide as much information as possible to give a complete picture of their financial situation as well as their parents and / or spouse.

Subject to the conditions set out in the Scholarship and Financial Assistance Application Form, only a partial scholarship in the amount of program fees is possible.

How to apply

You must have a bachelor's, master's or equivalent.

You must also be fluent in written and spoken English.

Professional experience in teaching is a plus.

Applicants for the MEIG program will need to submit an application, along with all required documentation, by email at meig-at-unige.ch or by post to the secretariat.

Program Directors may at any time require applicants to provide additional information in addition to the documents submitted as part of the application. An interview or written test can complement the admission procedure.Incomplete applications are not taken into account.

You can submit an application until January 15, 2019.