Switzerland offers 22 Law & Legal Studies programmes through 1 university in this catalogue — the University of Geneva. As one of Switzerland's oldest and most internationally recognised universities, and home to numerous international organisations including the United Nations and the Red Cross, the University of Geneva provides a uniquely global context for legal study.
Tuition information is not centrally listed for these programmes; Swiss universities typically charge moderate fees relative to other Western European countries, though costs vary by programme. The University of Geneva's Law Faculty offers programmes in French and increasingly in English, with a focus on international law, human rights, and comparative legal systems.
Tuition varies by programme — contact the University of Geneva directly for current fee information. Swiss public university fees are generally lower than in comparable Western European countries.
This catalogue covers 22 programmes at the University of Geneva, a leading institution for international and comparative law.
Yes, the University of Geneva actively welcomes international students and offers several programmes with strong international law components. Many postgraduate programmes are available in English.
Undergraduate programmes require a Swiss Maturité or recognised equivalent. Master's programmes require a law degree or equivalent, and may require French or English proficiency depending on the programme language.
Applications are submitted through the University of Geneva's online admissions portal. Check programme pages for specific deadlines, required documents, and whether credential recognition via ENIC-NARIC is needed.