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Sandra Pointet/Geneva Academy
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have ensured the continuation of high-quality and interactive teaching for our three master’s programmes via different teaching options and methods adaptable to the health situation: fully on-campus, fully online or hybrid with on-site and online teaching.
Our students have shown a great capacity to adapt to this difficult context, study seriously, evolve as a group and succeed in their exams. Their inputs and feedback have been key in ensuring the constant adaptation and improvement of our teaching in a difficult and rapidly evolving context.
For this academic year, we are offering hybrid teaching for all our classes to ensure that our students who are sick or in quarantine can follow courses remotely. We are also ready, if the health situation requires, to move to a fully online teaching format for our three master's programmes.
Regardless of the evolution of the health situation, our Executive Master in International Law in Armed Conflict allows participants who are not based in Geneva to follow the programme online.
Access to Villa Moynier, the Maison de la paix and to the University of Geneva is limited to those who have a Swiss COVID Certificate or an EU Digital COVID Certificate.
To enable those who do not yet have a Covid-19 certificate to be vaccinated, our students had access to dedicated vaccination days at the beginning of the academic year – organized by the University of Geneva, HES-GE and the cantonal health authorities.
Additional measures will be implemented if required by the swiss and/or Geneva authorities – possible social distancing in classrooms, wearing of masks – to ensure a safe learning environment.
Students who have typical symptoms of Covid-19 must immediately inform the Student Office and follow the recommendations issued by the Swiss Federal Office of Public Health (FOHP).
We are closely monitoring the evolution of the situation. Our students are regularly informed about changes in the recommendations issued by the FOPH and by the State of Geneva, as well as changes in the measures decided by our two parent institutions – the University of Geneva and the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies.
Our professors have gained a great deal of experience with online teaching during the previous academic year when all the courses went online. They are also receiving professional support as well as coaching from our staff.
Extracurricular activities – like events, exchanges with practitioners or seminars – can successfully taking place online if needed.
We know that the current situation is everything but easy for our students and that online and hybrid teaching brings several challenges for both students and professors.
We are determined to be in constant exchanges and communication with our students to hear about the difficulties they encounter and get their feedback, with the objectives to continually improve our offer, respond to their concerns and, accompany them during their time at the Geneva Academy.
These exchanges and our students’ feedbacks allow us to bring several improvements to our online teaching and we are very grateful to them for allowing us to constantly evaluate and improve our teaching.
For this academic year, we are offering hybrid teaching for all our classes to ensure that our students who are sick or in quarantine can follow courses remotely. We are also ready, if the health situation requires, to move to a fully online teaching format for our three master's programmes.
We've put in place the necessary IT facilities and support to ensure the smooth running of all our classes in hybrid or online teaching modes if these are required by the evolution of the health situation.
We are adapting rapidly to the situation related to the COVID–19 pandemic and are in a position to ensure continued high quality and interactive teaching for our three master’s programmes.
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