Recrutment Flyer 2015

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THE GRADUATE INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL AND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES GENEVA, SWITZERLAND

PREPARING YOU FOR TOMORROW’S WORLD

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n institution of advanced research and teaching such as ours can only exist through a commitment to excellence; we demand no less. To this we add a commitment to independence, engagement and diversity. It is our firm belief that through this unique combination we can prepare international actors to respond to the challenges of tomorrow’s world. Philippe BURRIN Director of the Graduate Institute

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MASTER PROGRAMMES With a worldwide reputation for excellence, our Master programmes are designed for students who seek a rigorous education in world affairs. Taught by our eminent faculty, the small classes and seminars facilitate dynamic interaction between professors, lecturers and students.

A prestigious network of partner institutions (El Colegio de Mexico, Georgetown University, Harvard University, Peking University, Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro, Singapore National University, Tufts University, University of California, Waseda University, Yale University, and others) allows Master students to spend a semester abroad in Africa, the Americas, Asia or Europe.

Our two interdisciplinary Master programmes offer students a dynamic and global approach to international and development issues. MA in International Affairs MA in Development Studies

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Two-year full-time programmes (120 ECTS credits including a dissertation) A comprehensive and interdisciplinary perspective on global issues The option to focus on a wide range of subjects Professional skills workshops and applied research seminars Internship and exchange opportunities

Our Dual Master Programme is composed of one year in one of our interdisciplinary programmes and one year at Harvard Kennedy School. Our five disciplinary MA programmes offer specialisations in the following key areas: Anthropology and Sociology International Economics International History International Law International Relations / Political Science

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Two-year full-time programmes (120 ECTS credits including a dissertation) In-depth training and expertise in a specific discipline A focus on applied research and policy analysis Exposure to a variety of disciplines in complementary courses Exchange opportunities

Students in their third semester can apply to the fast track option, which gives them the opportunity to complete their Master and PhD in five years instead of six. APPLICATION DEADLINES: 15 NOVEMBER OR 15 JANUARY ≥ graduateinstitute.ch/admissions


FIVE REASONS TO CHOOSE THE GRADUATE INSTITUTE, GENEVA > > > > >

A longstanding reputation for academic excellence in world affairs A new campus and a student residence in the heart of International Geneva A range of funding options and competitive tuition fees A cosmopolitan student community: over 100 nationalities Work and internship opportunities in international public and private organisations

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INCENTIVES

FINANCIAL AID AND ASSISTANTSHIPS The Graduate Institute strives to support its students throughout the duration of their studies. Financial aid packages may include cost-of-living scholarships, tuition reduction and/or a paid position of employment, in various

proportions. Aid is awarded with consideration to both financial need and academic merit. Particular efforts are made to support doctoral students who, apart from scholarships, can apply for a teaching or research assistantship.

CAREER DEVELOPMENT AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES The Institute’s graduates go on to distinguished careers in the public, private, and non-profit sectors. Nearly half of the students start or further their careers in Switzerland, while the others work all over the world. Our students find jobs within an average of four months after graduation. The Institute offers:

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Individual career counselling Career panels and professional skills workshops Weekly job and internship postings An annual job fair with more than 80 prospective employers

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A GLOBAL ALUMNI NETWORK Our graduates form a strong community that helps spread and strengthen the Institute’s image and reputation inter­ nationally. Many now hold key positions in organisations, companies and government agencies around the world. They include:

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Kofi Annan, UN Secretary-General (1996 –2006) Micheline Calmy-Rey, Head of the Swiss Foreign Ministry (2003 –2011) Hans-Gert Poettering, President of the European Parliament (2007–2009) Rudolf Ramsauer, Senior Vice-President and Corporate Communications Director, Nestlé


DOCTORAL PROGRAMMES PhD candidates are attracted to the Institute by the tremendous diversity of expertise in world affairs, the close supervision provided by an international faculty, and the wealth of intellectual and practical resources available in the Geneva area. As part of their doctoral programme, students

gain substantial research experience and make high-quality and original scientific contributions to current issues. They can also take advantage of the Institute’s partner networks to further their research or field experience.

The Graduate Institute offers six PhD programmes: Anthropology and Sociology International Economics Development Economics International History International Law International Relations / Political Science

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Four-year programmes Doctoral seminars on methodology and epistemology A research-intensive and interdisciplinary environment Teaching and research assistant positions Work opportunities in Geneva’s international and non-governmental organisations

APPLICATION DEADLINES: 10 OCTOBER OR 15 JANUARY ≥ graduateinstitute.ch/admissions

RESEARCH

Through its interdisciplinary research centres, the Graduate Institute positions itself at the forefront of innovation and scholarship in fields such as trade, health, migration, security, gender, global governance, democracy, human rights and environment:

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Albert Hirschman Centre on Democracy Centre for Finance and Development Centre for International Environmental Studies Centre for Trade and Economic Integration Centre on Conflict, Development & Peacebuilding Gender Centre Global Health Centre Global Migration Centre Programme for the Study of International Governance


SUMMER AND WINTER PROGRAMMES Credit-awarding programmes for undergraduate and graduate students from all over the world: > International Affairs and Multilateral Governance > WTO, International Trade and Development > United Nations and Global Challenges ≥

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LL.M. PROGRAMMES One year career-focused law degrees in: > International Law > International Law in Armed Conflict, jointly with the University of Geneva > International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights, jointly with the University of Geneva > International Dispute Settlement, jointly with the University of Geneva > Global Health Law and International Institutions, jointly with Georgetown University Law Center ≥

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EXECUTIVE EDUCATION Degree-granting and short programmes, in formats designed for working professionals in Switzerland and beyond, including part-time executive Master and Certificate programmes in: > International Negotiation and Policy-Making > Development Policies and Practices > Advocacy in International Affairs > Environmental Governance Executive Education also designs customised training programmes for government ministries, international organisations and multinational companies. ≥

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