Université de Genève

Even closer Cooperation since 2017

In 2017, the Université de Genève (UNIGE) and UZH entered into a strategic partnership agreement. The largest comprehensive universities in the German and French-speaking parts of Switzerland have long maintained close links in research, teaching and student exchange. The aim of this partnership is to foster and intensify these links and strengthen the visibility and outreach of both institutions within Switzerland and abroad.

Collaborative Initiatives Spotlight

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UZH and UniGE Unite for Swiss Leadership & Diversity Summit

More about UZH and UniGE Unite for Swiss Leadership & Diversity Summit

UniGE and the Center for Leadership in the Future of Work at UZH recently held the collaborative "Swiss Leadership, Inclusion & Diversity Event" (SLIDE) summit at UZH. Bringing together scholars and practitioners from various fields, the event aimed to explore the intersection of diversity and leadership.

UZH and University of Geneva Researchers Present a Call to Action for Health Data Management in Crises

More about UZH and University of Geneva Researchers Present a Call to Action for Health Data Management in Crises

The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed weaknesses in the healthcare system, particularly in the use of data for decision-making. To prepare for future crises, a joint research team from UZH and the University of Geneva presented an innovative health data management approach to members of the Swiss Parliament.

Funding Opportunities

The UZH Global Strategy and Partnerships Funding Scheme supports faculties, departments and professional service units in pursuing activities that strengthen the impact of the global UZH network in line with the Global Strategy. The funding scheme is open to joint initiatives with specific UZH partner universities, such as the University of Geneva. Find out more here.

About the University of Geneva

The Université de Genève is dedicated to teaching, research and dialogue with society. It is Switzerland’s second largest university with more than 17,000 students and over 500 academic programs. UNIGE was originally established as a theological seminary in 1559 by leading French theologian and pastor, Jean Calvin. It was granted university status in 1873 when it also relinquished its religious affiliations and became a secular institution.