Bidisciplinary Science

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This programme prepares graduates to work at the crossroads between two scientific branches, in research or in teaching. Completion of this Masters programme qualifies students for the Geneva Secondary School Teacher Training University Institute (IUFE).

Available disciplines:

* Mathematics
* Computer Science
* Physics
* Chemistry
* Biology
* Earth and Environmental Sciences

Career opportunities

Above all, the Bidisciplinary Masters programme enables students who wish to teach science to train in two teachable disciplines, thereby fulfilling the requirements of the cantonal education departments (DIP) regarding the versatility of teachers.

Bidisciplinary Master of Science

* Required courses, 60 credits:depending on minor concentration

* Research paper and dissertation, 30 credits:combining both fields of study

Level of French required No French proficiency test required for non-FrancophonesAdmission criteriaA Bachelors degree in one of the following fields: Mathematics, Computer Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Earth and Environmental Sciences; or an equivalent degree. Up to 30 credits of supplementary courses may be necessary depending on the chosen major-minor combination.