Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies
Founded 1927 at the heyday of the League of Nations, when it became the first institution in the world entirely dedicated to the study of international affairs. An independent organization established as a private foundation, the Graduate Institute receives funding from the Swiss federal state and the state of Geneva. Acquired present status 2008.
Funding:
Public
Accreditation:
Swiss Ministry of Education
Grades 2
Master's Degree,
Doctor's Degree
or equivalent
Languages 2
Divisions 7
- Development Studies Course/Programme
- International Affairs Course/ProgrammeFields of study: International Law, International Economics, International Studies, Anthropology, International Relations, Sociology, History
- Anthropology and Sociology of Development Department/Division
- International Economics Department/Division
- International History Department/DivisionFields of study: History
- International Law Department/DivisionFields of study: International Law
- International Relations and Political Sciences Department/Division
Tuition fee per annum
Local currency: CHF
CHF2,500.00 – CHF4,000.00
Requirements
- Admission details: Bachelor's level degree for admission to Master programmes. Certified English proficiency test. GRE scores required for the MIS Master and PhD programmes specialising in Economics.
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