Making the link between theory and practice
Interface acts as a link between students at UNIL and the stakeholders who encounter specific problems, including associations, public institutions, citizens' groups, companies, NGOs, foundations and cooperatives. As part of their Master's work, students can carry out research that responds to an identified need.
A unique training opportunity
Interface is open to all students from the seven faculties of UNIL. It is possible to carry out a research project in any of the disciplines taught, with the agreement and under the supervision of a lecturer from the faculty. Each faculty has its own procedures for validating creations, and the research projects supported by Interface will be adapted accordingly.
Your involvement as a student in a research project proposed by Interface will enable you to validate credits while responding à certain needs from the stakeholders. In addition, the work you carry out will be supervised by experienced researchers (Report directors, for example) with support from Interface on partnership aspects and relations with field players.
The benefits of partnership research
- Enrich your training with practical, committed experience
- Build your network and prepare for your entry into the professional world
- Make the link between knowledge acquired and practice, to respond to problems in the field
Administrative assistant
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Rafaela Fischer is Interface's administrative assistant. She is responsible for the administrative management of Interface and the projects it supports; in particular, she ensures compliance with UNIL's accounting and HR standards and procedures. She also supports the Coordinator in her organisation and in her contacts with internal and external partners at UNIL, for the development and monitoring of projects. |