The #MEIGProgramme and its Director, Prof. Christine Kaddous, had the honour of being welcomed by Director-General Tatiana Valovaya of the UN Office at Geneva to exchange at the Palais about the challenges the #UN and #multilateralism face today.
Thank you for the excellent session!
The #MEIGProgramme module on #ClimateChange brought fascinating exchanges and stimulated our participants with new food for thought.
The different facets of the topic are as interesting as they are surprising.
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Today is the #UnitedNations #WorldWildlifeDay
People everywhere rely on #wildlife and #biodiversity.
Learn more: www.un.org/en/observanc...
In the #MEIGProgramme this topic is treated in our module on #Health and #Environment
Why is the #MEIGProgramme captivating, engaging and diverse?
Listen to Alex Guerrero Ortinez from Spain and apply now!
On 26 February, 25 years ago, the Treaty of Nice was signed, reforming the institutional structure of the #EU.
In the #MEIGProgramme, the different levels of integration of regional organizations are studied to gain a better understanding of the #governance in place.
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The #EU’s New Pact on #Migration and #Asylum
In the latest #MEIGProgramme highlight Joël Nicholas Daniël de Bruin analyses this document and the consequences it will entail.
www.meig.ch/highlight-7-...
The #MEIGProgramme module on #ClimateChange started this week with an excellent conference at #WMO.
We look forward to a variety of sessions elucidating the topic from different angles.
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The #MEIGProgramme is multidisciplinary, integrated and dynamic!
It is still possible to apply for the 2026-2027 edition.
www.meig.ch/admissions/a...
How do #NGOs in the #environment sector work?
The #MEIGProgramme participants had the chance to learn more about the different approaches and challenges at our environment NGO roundtable.
Many thanks to our speakers Mr. Philip Audebert (IUCN) and Mr. Nidal Salim (GIWEH)!
#MEIGProgramme participant María Paula Vásquez introduced us to the changeful history and colourful culture of her home country, the Dominican Republic, on her MEIG national day.
Thank you very much!
Shifts in the nature of contemporary #security threats
The latest #MEIGProgramme highlight by Arnold Ateka Mageto takes a glance at this topic showcasing the example of #military power and national #security in Kenya
www.meig.ch/highlight-6-...
At the #MEIGProgramme #alumni roundtable, we had the pleasure of seeing participants from different MEIG editions sharing their insights into the #international #Geneva and creating many new connections.
Thank you very much to all of you, participants and alumni!
For the 2026-2027 academic year of the programme, the application deadline has been extended until 20 March 2026.
Prepare your application and apply now!
www.meig.ch/admissions/a...
#EU #UN #Governance #Master #UNIGE #Geneva #Governance #Skills #Security #Digital #Trade #Environment#Career #MBA
The #MEIGProgramme is practical, multicultural and transformative!
Apply now and have your own experience in #Geneva!
Thank you very much for welcoming us. It was an excellent session!
In the context of our module on #health and #environment, the #MEIGProgramme participants learned about the importance of #global and #regional #circulareconomy models.
Thank you very much to Bettina Lorz for an excellent session!
#UN #Plastic Treaty Negotiations: Causes of Failure and Pathways to Consensus
In the latest #MEIGProgramme highlight Neda Milosavljevic takes a glance at this topic: www.meig.ch/highlight-5-...
The #MEIGProgramme national day for #Bangladesh allowed the participants to learn more about the diverse #culture, beautiful nature and culinary traditions of this country.
Thank you very much Md Jaber Hayder!
What do alumni do once they finish the programme?
This question is often asked by candidates applying for the programme. The MEIG Updates give you examples of the different development paths of our alumni.
Learn more about the career path of our alumna Aushee Gupta!
In our #MEIGProgramme module on #Health and #Environment, our participants were given the chance to attend a working session at #WHO.
Many thanks to all speakers for the excellent input and openness to exchange!
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How should #sport systems protect athletes?
In the latest #MEIGProgramme highlight Keya Pattavi has a look at the US reforms and lessons for #international safeguarding standards
www.meig.ch/highlight-4-...
Diving into the #culture and history of India. Thanks to the #MEIGProgramme national day organized by Keya Pattavi and Adhitheya Jyothi Saravanan, it was possible to get a glimpse of the great diversity of this country. Thank you very much!
The #MEIGProgramme is engaging, comprehensive and progressive!
Learn more about the experience of Sahanuxi Tiliewujiang from #China and her time in #Geneva
Write your own chapter in the MEIG history and apply now!
What is rare? Rare Earth or Strategic #Governance? A Case Study in Long-Term Value-Chain Coordination
Check out the latest #MEIGProgramme highlight:
www.meig.ch/highlight-3-...
Prof. Christine Kaddous, Director of the #MEIGProgramme, had the great pleasure and honour of welcoming H.E. Mr Arindam Bagchi as speaker in the programme.
Many thanks for sharing your views and expertise in a great session!
Today is the International Day of Clean Energy
With the #MEIGProgramme modules on #Health and #Environment as well as #ClimateChange the importance of the topic becomes clear.
Learn more: www.un.org/en/observanc...
#MEIGProgramme participant Hassan Fahs introduced us to his home country #Lebanon. He took us on a fascinating journey into the history, traditions and culture of his country.
Thank you very much!
Learn why the #MEIGProgramme is the right programme for you and apply now!
The return of Syrian refugees: implications for #humanrights and #refugee protection
This important topic is discussed by Arnold Ateka Mageto in the latest #MEIGProgramme highlight
www.meig.ch/highlight-2-...
The #MEIGProgramme national day for The Gambia allowed the participants to learn more about this small, but very interesting and sometimes surprising country.
Thank you very much Omar Samba!
