The University of Geneva is offering scholarships for its Master of Advanced Studies in European and International Governance (MEIG) program for the 2027-2028 academic year. Mauritian students who meet the eligibility criteria can apply for this international training program, subject to admission and financial aid conditions. The program is designed for graduates and professionals seeking to develop their expertise in international governance, diplomacy, public policies, and international organizations.
The MEIG program, which runs from September 2027 to July 2028, covers various fields, including European and international governance, the functioning of the European Union and the United Nations, human rights and migration, international peace and security, economic policies and international trade, digital governance, and climate change and environmental policies. The program's details can be found on the University of Geneva's website.
To be eligible, Mauritian applicants must meet specific qualification requirements. For instance, School Certificate holders need credits in at least five subjects, including English, obtained in a single session. Higher School Certificate holders require three main-level subjects passed in one session, along with a General Paper. Bachelor's degree holders need a second-class degree or higher. Equivalent qualifications may also be considered, subject to recognition of equivalence.
In addition to meeting the qualification requirements, applicants must also satisfy the university's program-specific requirements, including language proficiency in English, which may be demonstrated through IELTS or TOEFL tests. The test results must meet the institution's criteria and validity period. The University of Geneva's admission requirements can be found on their website.
The tuition fee for the program is 25,000 Swiss francs (CHF) for the entire program. However, the University of Geneva offers financial aid, which depends on the candidates' situation, their dossier, and available funds. It is essential to note that a scholarship may not cover all study and living expenses. Estimated living expenses in Geneva range from 1,500 to 2,000 CHF per month.
Interested Mauritian students must submit their applications by November 24, 2026, at 14:00, as per the local procedure. The applications should be submitted to the Mauritian Ministry of Education, which will then forward them to the University of Geneva. Students are advised to check the university's website for more information on the program and the application process.
This scholarship opportunity provides a chance for Mauritian students to pursue higher education in Switzerland and gain expertise in international governance and related fields. The program's curriculum and faculty can equip students with the knowledge and skills required to excel in their careers. The University of Geneva's MEIG program is an excellent option for those seeking to enhance their understanding of global governance and make a positive impact in their communities.
Key points
- The University of Geneva's MEIG program offers scholarships for Mauritian students to pursue a Master's degree in European and International Governance.
- Applicants must meet specific qualification requirements, including language proficiency in English.
- The program covers various fields, including international governance, diplomacy, and environmental policies.
