International university of Geneva

How’s it studying as an international student ,who’s done A levels , in Switzerland ? For the ones who picked dentistry

Im also applying from Switzerland. Each university has a required grade requirement and those translate to specific grades in the Swiss Maturitäts Diploma. If im not wrong ABB for example is an overall average of 4.5 here in Switzerland. A-levels aren't important we can register with grades we receive in our Matura

Geneva is a nice place, studying at the national Université de Genève is pretty good, with state fees of around 600 Francs per year. It’s a “traditional” uni, traditional courses.

the IUN place in Meyrin suburb that you mentioned (in this thread headline) I never noticed it when I lived in Geneva, and I wasn’t surprised to see that it’s a private university, with fees around 40K Francs, or around £30000 per year. https://www.iun.ch/en-en/admissions/Undergraduate/tuition-fees

is that worth it?, remember that additionally accommodation is fairly expensive in Geneva, but eventually you can find a place. ( For ÈPFL in Lausanne, I had to stay in a hotel for 3 months, until I found a bed)

I suggest you do more research, as IUN only do these programmes at undergrad:-
Bachelor of Business Administration ( BBA)
BSc (Hons) Business Management (Plymouth University)
Bachelor of Arts in International Relations (BA-IR)
Bachelor of Arts in Digital Media (BA-DM)
Bachelor of International Management (BA-IM)
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSc-CS)
English as a Second Language Program - ESL

not a Dentist course in sight?

Geneva is a nice place, studying at the national Université de Genève is pretty good, with state fees of around 600 Francs per year. It’s a “traditional” uni, traditional courses.

the IUN place in Meyrin suburb that you mentioned (in this thread headline) I never noticed it when I lived in Geneva, and I wasn’t surprised to see that it’s a private university, with fees around 40K Francs, or around £30000 per year. https://www.iun.ch/en-en/admissions/Undergraduate/tuition-fees

is that worth it?, remember that additionally accommodation is fairly expensive in Geneva, but eventually you can find a place. ( For ÈPFL in Lausanne, I had to stay in a hotel for 3 months, until I found a bed)

I suggest you do more research, as IUN only do these programmes at undergrad:-
Bachelor of Business Administration ( BBA)
BSc (Hons) Business Management (Plymouth University)
Bachelor of Arts in International Relations (BA-IR)
Bachelor of Arts in Digital Media (BA-DM)
Bachelor of International Management (BA-IM)
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSc-CS)
English as a Second Language Program - ESL

not a Dentist course in sight?

So perhaps you are talking about the UniGE, the state university, it does Medicine & dentistry.
(Perhaps only in French at undergrad level? “diplôme fédéral de médecin ou médecin dentiste”)

Entry to ‘normal’ courses at UniGE basically require a ‘pass’ at school leaving exams, I was offered entry with 70% at European Baccalaureate 7 eBac, where the approx average is 75% or 7.5 for each year, very stable. That’s probably BBB in A level, but, Medecine courses can have much higher requirements, and good French.

Geneva is a great place to learn French, as it’s spoken very clearly and perhaps a bit slower than in Paris.

https://www.unige.ch/medecine/dentaire/fr/a/ French faculty of dentistry in Geneva
http://bachelors.unige.ch/ Undergraduate courses at UniGE

Hello , so you’re applying for medicine ? In French ? When I inquired, they said we have to present a certificate that parents are working in Switzerland otherwise it’s not possible to studya