Strategic Partnership

University of Zurich and University of Geneva

About the Partnership

The University of Zurich and the University of Geneva signed a strategic partnership agreement in December 2017. This new partnership joins the two largest universities in the German- and French-speaking parts of Switzerland that have already maintained close relationships in research, teaching and student exchange. The strategic partnership aims to foster and intensify these links and strengthen the visibility and outreach of both institutions within Switzerland and abroad.

Wissen, Orientierung und bewusste Entscheidungen

Der Austausch zwischen Hochschulen eröffnet neue Perspektiven und fördert den Zugang zu Wissen über Sprach- und Fachgrenzen hinweg. Die strategische Partnerschaft zwischen der Universität Zürich und der Universität Genf zeigt, wie wichtig Zusammenarbeit, transparente Kommunikation und ein offener Informationsaustausch für fundierte Entscheidungen sind.

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Spotlight

Explore what has happened in our collaboration

A Covid-19 exchange story

by Lea Jacquat on Fri, 07.01.22

Students

Bilingualism in law through the exchange of professors

by Lea Jacquat on Fri, 03.09.21

Joint Research and Teaching

A one-semester exchange goes by very quickly but is definitely worth it.

Sophia

Exchange student in computational linguistics and language technology, from UZH to UNIGE

The exchange have not only enhanced the German-speaking students’ skills in the French legal language and vice versa, but also provided excellent opportunities for professors of both universities to meet and discover shared research and teaching interests.

Prof. Dr Marc Thommen, University of Zurich

Project: “Language and interpretation skills for Zurich and Geneva law students”, 2018-2019

That was a key experience that I recommend to every French-anxious person!

Kim

Exchange student in law, from UZH to UNIGE

My own research has benefitted from this interdisciplinary environment, as it gives me the occasion to constantly revise communicative strategies and language. My doctoral students have stimulating exchanges with their peers and occasions to present their work to scholars from other disciplines, a training in interdisciplinarity that I consider crucial for their future careers.

Dr Valeria Wagner, University of Geneva

Project: “Swiss School of Latin American Studies”, 2018-2019