UNIL Masters

All programmes, with the exception of the MSc in Nursing Sciences, can all be attended part-time.

UNIL part-time Masters (85 Kb)

Theology and Religious Studies

Theology (MTh)
Study of Religions (MA)

Law and Criminal Justice

Law (MLaw)
Legal Issues, Crime and Security of Information Technologies (MLaw)
Law and Economics (MLaw)
Master of Law of the Universities of Zurich and Lausanne (MLaw)

School of Criminal Justice

Arts

Arts (MA)
Arts with Specialisation (MA) in:
- Philosophy, Science and Society
- History of Film Theory/Practices
- History of Regional Art
- Working in the Field of Archaeology and Cultural Heritage
- Swiss Literatures
- History of Culture: texts, images and society
- History of the Book and Critical Edition
- Communication and Culture from the Middle Ages to the Early Modern Period
- Comparative European Languages and Literatures
- Public Discourse and Communication Analysis
- Research, Use and Exploitation of Historical Sources
- Literary Translation: German-French / French-German

Social and Political Sciences

Political Science (MA)
Social Sciences (MA)
Study of Religions (MA)
Public Management and Policy (MA)
Opinion and Survey Research (MA)
Psychology (MSc)
Human Movement and Sports Sciences (MSc)
Sciences and Practices of Education (MA)

Business and Economics

Management (MSc)
Economics (MSc)
Information Systems (MSc)
Finance (MSc)
Accounting, Control and Finance (MSc)
Actuarial Science (MSc)
Legal Issues, Crime and Security of Information Technologies (MLaw)
Law and Economic Studies (MLaw)

Geosciences and Environment

Biology and Medicine

Behaviour, Evolution and Conservation (MSc)
Medical Biology (MSc)
Molecular Life Sciences (MSc)
Medicine (MSc)
Nursing Sciences (MSc)

Interfaculty programmes

Study of Religions (MA)
Public Management and Policy (MA)
Legal Issues, Crime and Security of Information Technologies (MLaw)
Law and Economic Studies (MLaw)

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The Master's degree cycle allows students to broaden their knowledge, either to specialise in a particular field or acquire an interdisciplinary training.

In the Bologna system, this second cycle lasts for 3 to 4 semesters (90-120 ECTS credits), depending on the programmes chosen. The Master's degree is considered to be an end-of-study qualification equivalent to the degrees of the former system, called in French licence or diplôme.

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