The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics program at the University of Geneva provides a comprehensive foundation in core mathematical areas including analysis, algebra, geometry, probability, and statistics. This rigorous program cultivates strong logical reasoning, the ability to develop quantitative models for diverse fields like biology, medicine, economics, and physics, and proficiency in computational techniques. Graduates are well-prepared for advanced studies or a variety of quantitative roles.
The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics program spans 6 semesters (maximum 10) and comprises 180 ECTS credits. It includes compulsory courses and practical work, with opportunities for advanced topics and research areas.
Graduates with a Bachelor's in Mathematics are well-equipped for a variety of academic and professional paths. The degree opens doors to further specialized Master's programs within the university or elsewhere, and prepares students for careers requiring strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Please consult the University of Geneva's admissions website for detailed requirements and equivalencies.
Tuition fees are CHF 500 per semester, consisting of CHF 65 in fixed fees and CHF 435 in administrative fees. Reductions may apply based on student status. Fee relief requests due to financial difficulties can be submitted to the Social and Finance Service.
Tuition fees are CHF 500 per semester, totaling CHF 1000 per year. This amount includes CHF 65 in fixed fees and CHF 435 in administrative fees. Fee reductions may apply based on student status.
The program spans 6 semesters, which is equivalent to 3 years, and comprises 180 ECTS credits. Students have a maximum of 10 semesters to complete the degree.
The language of instruction for the Bachelor of Science in Mathematics program is French.
The application deadline is April 30, 2026, for students not requiring a visa. For students who require a visa, the application deadline is earlier, on February 28, 2026.
Graduates can pursue roles such as Mathematician, Data Analyst, Quantitative Analyst, Researcher, or Educator. The degree also prepares students for further specialized Master's programs.
Students must meet the general admission requirements for Bachelor's programs at the Faculty of Science, typically holding a Swiss Maturity Certificate or an equivalent qualification. Specific details should be confirmed on the university's admissions website.