We look forward to welcoming you to our campus, nestled on the shores of Lake Geneva. As part of our exchange agreements, you have the opportunity to attend courses in the Master PMP program offered by the Swiss Graduate School of Public Administration - IDHEAP.
To be able to study at IDHEAP, you must first make sure that your university has an agreement with the University of Lausanne.
The International Relations Service database will tell you whether your home university is a partner of UNIL.
If your university is a partner of UNIL, submit your application and have your Learning Agreement validated by the “Study Abroad Office” or “International Relations Office” of your home university.
The Social Affairs and Student Mobility Office (SASME) will be your main point of contact when you arrive at UNIL. You can get in touch with them for any questions you may have about:
• visas, residence permits, accommodation, insurance, etc.
• grants
Here you'll find information about moving to Lausanne. The University of Lausanne does not have a hall of residence on its campus. It does, however, work closely with the Fondation Maisons pour Etudiants Lausanne (FMEL), which accommodates over 3,500 students on 14 sites, mainly in the greater Lausanne area.
You'll need to budget between CHF 700 and CHF 800 per month for housing.
If your university is a member of the CIVIS alliance, your application will be given priority for housing.
A grant of CHF 400 per month (CHF 2,200 per semester) for students from European universities may be awarded by SASME.
Our courses are aimed at Master's level students. Below is a list of our English courses.
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A Transcript of Records will be sent to you at the end of your exchange by the International Relations Department. If the document is to be sent directly to your university, please provide us with your contact details/email address.
To acquire the ECTS credits associated with the disciplines studied, PMP Master's students registered at the Lausanne site must register for the corresponding exams and courses, respecting the deadlines and procedures set out in the online registration procedure.
Examinations are held in person. Exchange students must take their exams during official exam sessions under the same conditions as regular students.
Non-French-speaking students are allowed to use a paper, non-electronic language dictionary (without any annotation) for their exams.
Responsable du programme sur le site de Lausanne
Prof. Giuliano Bonoli
Guiliano.Bonoli@unil.ch
Secrétariat mobilité internationale IN/OUT Master PMP
Valérie a-Marca
Valerie.amarca@unil.ch
+41 21 692 68 05
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