News and events
Published on 16.01.25
HEC Lausanne dans l'uniscope de l’UNIL
Retrouvez Tobias Schlager dans la dernière édition en ligne du magazine l'uniscope de l’Université de Lausanne.
Retrouvez Tobias Schlager dans la dernière édition en ligne du magazine l'uniscope de l’Université de Lausanne.
Published on 08.01.25
Discover the 10 projects selected for Phase 2 of our UCreate program. Congratulations...
This new cohort includes students, researchers, and alumni from five faculties of the University of Lausanne, as well as nurses from the CHUV.
This new cohort includes students, researchers, and alumni from five faculties of the University of Lausanne, as well as nurses from the CHUV.
Published on 18.12.24
Several awards presented to graduates and students to recognize the quality of their...
Each year, graduates and students receive various awards during graduation ceremonies to honor their outstanding averages or thesis work. This year, 11 awards were presented to Bachelor's graduates and students and 22 awards to Master's graduates.
Each year, graduates and students receive various awards during graduation ceremonies to honor their outstanding averages or thesis work. This year, 11 awards were presented to Bachelor's graduates and students and 22 awards to Master's graduates.
Published on 12.12.24
Several awards presented to professors to recognize teaching excellence
Our Dean's Office has awarded 20 HEC Lausanne Best Teacher Awards to honor professors for the success of their courses with students.
Our Dean's Office has awarded 20 HEC Lausanne Best Teacher Awards to honor professors for the success of their courses with students.
Published on 10.12.24
UCreate - Call for projects to join the Spring 2025 session
Are you part of the UNIL community ? Do you have an idea with a social and/or environmental impact ? Would you like to explore its potential with support ? Register for the UCreate program until February 23rd, 2025.
Are you part of the UNIL community ? Do you have an idea with a social and/or environmental impact ? Would you like to explore its potential with support ? Register for the UCreate program until February 23rd, 2025.
Published on 28.11.24
Reimagine Series: Healthcare – Invest in health and reduce social unrest
In this third post of reimagining healthcare Prof. Dominic Rohner examines how conflict is linked to the health of a population. What if investing in health could reduce social conflict and strengthen peace?
In this third post of reimagining healthcare Prof. Dominic Rohner examines how conflict is linked to the health of a population. What if investing in health could reduce social conflict and strengthen peace?
Published on 22.11.24
Academic excellence: thesis prizes winners 2024
Seven PhD graduates from HEC Lausanne (UNIL) were awarded prizes during the Annual Doctoral Event on Thursday November 21st, 2024. The Dean’s Office warmly congratulates the researchers concerned.
Seven PhD graduates from HEC Lausanne (UNIL) were awarded prizes during the Annual Doctoral Event on Thursday November 21st, 2024. The Dean’s Office warmly congratulates the researchers concerned.
Published on 22.11.24
Congratulations to the Ph.D. graduates of 2024
29 students obtained a PhD degree from the Faculty of Business and Economics at the University of Lausanne in 2023-2024. Prof. Valérie Chavez-Demoulin, Vice-Dean, warmly congratulated them for their achievement during the Annual Doctoral Event on November 21st, 2024.
29 students obtained a PhD degree from the Faculty of Business and Economics at the University of Lausanne in 2023-2024. Prof. Valérie Chavez-Demoulin, Vice-Dean, warmly congratulated them for their achievement during the Annual Doctoral Event on November 21st, 2024.
Published on 21.11.24
Reimagine Series: Healthcare – Coping with the shifting burden of disease
Non-communicable diseases account for 75% of global deaths, with developing countries particularly hard hit. In this 2nd part of the Reimagine series, Prof. Jürgen Maurer explores how innovative, context-specific approaches can transform the management of these diseases.
Non-communicable diseases account for 75% of global deaths, with developing countries particularly hard hit. In this 2nd part of the Reimagine series, Prof. Jürgen Maurer explores how innovative, context-specific approaches can transform the management of these diseases.
