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University of Geneva — Student exchange

Incoming student exchange

Exchange study in Geneva: mainly French courses, with English-taught options.

Provider: University of Geneva
Location: Geneva, Switzerland
Duration: Period agreed by home and host universities
Language: French, English
Funding/pay: Funding and fees vary; verify the official listing
Deadline: Home nomination and host application deadlines differ; verify the current intake

Last verified: October 11, 2026Official source: University of Geneva ↗

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Official job portals

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EURES — European Employment ServicesOfficial European labour-mobility portal.Official source ↗EURAXESS JobsOfficial European research and academic opportunity portal.Official source ↗Germany — Federal Employment AgencyOfficial German Federal Employment Agency search.Official source ↗Austria — AMSOfficial Austrian Public Employment Service search.Official source ↗

Official route guides

These are not individual open calls; they explain the official system and application route.

Austria — Lehre and vocational trainingA guide to Austrian apprenticeships and vocational schools. Lehre combines company training with compulsory part-time vocational school.Official source ↗Erasmus+ — study abroadThe European Commission mobility framework for students. Participation normally starts at your home institution and depends on an eligible institutional agreement; UniNavio does not imply unverified partnerships.Official source ↗Erasmus+ — traineeships abroadThe Erasmus+ traineeship framework for students and, in some cases, recent graduates. Participating organisations must confirm the placement, eligibility and funding.Official source ↗France — alternance and apprenticeshipAn overview of French alternance/apprentissage routes, alternating between an employer and a training centre.Official source ↗Georgia — vocational educationA guide to Georgia's official vocational programme search and registration. Always verify the current programme, institution, funding and registration window on the state portal.Official source ↗Germany — Ausbildung and dual studyA system guide to company- and school-based vocational routes in Germany. Each listing sets its own contract, pay and admission conditions.Official source ↗Italy — apprenticeship and ITS AcademyAn overview of Italian apprenticeship and higher technological institute routes. They are distinct pathways with separate admission and contract rules.Official source ↗Erasmus Mundus Joint MastersJoint master programmes listed in the European Commission catalogue. Every consortium has its own application, deadline, requirements and scholarship terms.Official source ↗Netherlands — MBO and BBLA guide to Dutch secondary vocational education. In the BBL pathway, a substantial part of practical learning takes place at work.Official source ↗Switzerland — vocational education and apprenticeshipA guide to Swiss VET, commonly split between a host company and vocational school. Conditions vary by canton and occupation.Official source ↗

Rules for working while studying

Citizenship and residence status materially change the rules. Every guide links to an official source.

Working while studying in AustriaFor third-country students, the employer normally applies for the work permit.View country rules →Working while studying in FranceStudent work is possible, with rules varying by nationality and residence document.View country rules →Working while studying in GeorgiaStudent status does not by itself replace employment-contract or immigration requirements.View country rules →Working while studying in GermanyDifferent rules apply to EU/EEA/Swiss and third-country students.View country rules →Working while studying in ItalyA study residence permit may allow limited work; exact conditions depend on the current permit and contract.View country rules →Working while studying in the NetherlandsFor non-EU students the employer often needs a work permit, with a choice between limited weekly work and full-time summer work.View country rules →Working while studying in SwitzerlandRules depend on nationality, canton and permit.View country rules →

Information can change. Always recheck the official source before applying.