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Registration Open for the 2nd Round of the Executive Training on...

De: jeudi 18 juillet 2024 15:34 à vendredi 01 novembre 2024 00:00

How can we better safeguard children across borders?

In today’s global landscape, protecting children who move across borders involves complex and interconnected challenges. Are you ready to elevate your impact and gain the latest insights into international child protection?

 

The University of Geneva’s Training Programme on Civil Aspects of International Child Protection (ICPT), offered by the Children’s Rights Academy, is designed for you to: 

  • Explore innovative approaches to uphold the fundamental rights of children in transnational situations 
  • Learn best practices for supporting unaccompanied minors and displaced children seeking asylum 
  • Collaborate with experts from various fields to create holistic and effective child protection strategies 
  • Understand the dynamics of how different organisations and stakeholders can work together to protect children 

Deadline: 1 November 2024

Register here

 

 

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Guest speakers

We regularly invite prestigious speakers to give talks on a range of subjects. These talks are a great opportunity to enrich your knowledge and network at the same time.

 

23 February 2022: Fin de l’accord-cadre. Quelles conséquences pour les universités et l’économie suisses ?
Representatives from academic, economic and political circles discussed the initial effects of the breakdown of the Framework Agreement with the European Union and explored scenarios for the near future.

10th anniversary celebration

To celebrate its 10th anniversary, Alumni UNIGE organised a great evening on November 7, 2019, which was attended by numerous key alumni of the University of Geneva.

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Alumni Tuesdays

Each year we hold four Alumni Tuesdays. These fun, themed evenings put the spotlight on a distinguished UNIGE alumna or alumnus.

Each evening is split into two parts. First, there is a talk by a highly regarded alumna or alumnus. Guest speakers have included, among others, Ruth Dreifuss, former Swiss Federal Councillor and President of Switzerland; Ulrich Lehner, Switzerland’s representative to the OECD; the writer Joël Dicker; and director Frédéric Mermoud.

The evenings finish with a Q&A session and drinks. This is a fun way to build your network, often in the plush Salons.

Guest speakers have included:

Alumni trips & exhibition tours

We organise a variety of trips and exhibition tours for our members, featuring a UNIGE researcher or professors as your guide. The aim is to provide cultural and educational experiences that provide members with an opportunity to network with other Alumni. They are also a chance for other members of the UNIGE community to share their knowledge and know-how.

Alumni trips

Our trips may vary in duration and geographical distance, and they can cover anything from culture and history to natural phenomena and research facilities. Please note that places for these trips are limited.

You can find out more about each destination by clicking on the link in the right column.

Exhibition tours

We regularly organise tours of cultural exhibitions or research facilities, either with a UNIGE professor or another expert. The CERN, the Fondation Gianadda, the MEG (Musée d’ethnographie de Genève) and the Physiscope, not to mention the UNIGE gallery, are just some of our regular destinations.

Events around the world

Welcome, bienvenidos, huān yíng! Over the years, the Alumni UNIGE network has also grown outside Switzerland, with events, meetings and talks taking place further afield. When we don’t have our own local chapter, we work in partnership with Swiss representations, embassies, chambers of commerce and Swissnex. For instance, we regularly hold events in Japan and Québec, and have also organized meetups in Paris, Mexico, Hong Kong and São Paulo.