Why hire UNIL students and graduates?
Students and graduates from UNIL present a wide range of profiles, adapted to numerous private and public sectors of activity, and to small, medium-sized and large organisations and businesses.
Academics develop skills that will come into play in their respective roles.
- Ability to learn quickly
- Critical, analytical and synthesising skills
- Organisational skills, autonomy
- Reactionary skills, oral communication
- Investigative and research methods
- Pedagogical skills
Beyond these general competences, each discipline enables the acquisition of specific knowledge, listed below.
- Ecology and conservation biology
- Biodiversity; fauna and/or flora
- Pre-clinical and clinical medical applications
- Diagnostics and biomedical research
- Immunology and cancer
- Metabolism
- Pharmacology and toxicology
- Molecular genetics
- Geneacute;nomics
- Quality control
- Integrative biology
- Scientific communication
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- Commercial law
- Litigation law
- Labour law
- Criminality and information technology security
- Law and the economy
- Magistrature
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- Environmental management, protection and modelling
- Water, soil and forest management
- Applied geology and natural hazards
- Geomatics and statistics
- Urban planning and regional development
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- Marketing
- International management
- Strategy
- Macroeconomics, microeconomics and business economics
- New information and communications technologies
- Financial accounting
- Actuarial sciences
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- Languages and literature
- Cinema
- History of art
- Analysis of public discourse and communication
- History of the book and critical edition of texts
- Cultural mediation
- Digital humanities
- Data analysis and software design for the humanities
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- Theoretical teaching of pathologies
- Clinical skills required for patient management
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- Methodologies and techniques for surveys and polls
- Legal issues relating to data processing
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- Management, economics, public policy and law
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- Clinical psychology and psychopathology
- Child and adolescent psychology
- Counselling and guidance psychology
- Social psychology
- Health psychology
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- Macroeconomic policy
- Voter behaviour
- Political economy – regulating globalisation
- European politics and integration
- International security
- Sociology of organisations and public administrations
- History and media coverage of the present day
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- Chemical criminalistics
- Analysis of stupéfiants
- Fires and explosions
- Expertise in écritures and signatures
- Identification of persons and objects
- Analysis of images
- Criminology and security
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- Sports education
- Adapted physical activities
- Training and performance
- Sport and leisure management
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- School and non-school education
- Characteristics of the main education systems in Switzerland and internationally
- Evaluation of lifelong learning policies and practices
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- Foundations of the nursing discipline and advanced nursing practice
- Specialised direct clinical practice with patients, their families and carers in complex care situations
- Consultation, coaching, guidance and leadership
- Research and scientific evidence
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- Christianity
- Judaïsme
- Transversal and marginalised traditions
- Anthropology of religions
- Cultural mediation
- Interculturality
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