Broaden your range of skills with training from the Geneva Institute of Technology. We train specialists in cybersecurity, systems & network management, application development & design and a host of other ICT sectors.
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Broaden your range of skills with training from the Geneva Institute of Technology. We train specialists in cybersecurity, systems & network management, application development & design and a host of other ICT sectors.
Official validation of your skills by recognized organizations (IBM, Cisco, Oracle).
Recognition on the national and international job markets
Accelerate your career development with a higher potential salary
87 % of employers consider certifications to be a key criterion for recruiting ICT professionals.
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The CFC Informaticien.ne Exploitation & Infrastructure and Brevet Fédéral d'Informaticien.ne courses are given in French.
The Bachelors and Masters of Science in Computer Science are taught by in French, with a few international modules taught in English.
The Bachelor's and Master's of Science in Business Administration programs are taught by in English.
Yes, at the Geneva Institute of Technology you have several work-study options:
As part of the CFC IT Operations & Infrastructure training program, you can do a work-study program in one of the following areas up to a maximum of 80% from your third year of training.
On Bachelor Of Science courses in Computer Science, you can also combine your studies with a professional activity. up to a maximum of 80% from your third year of training.
The Master of Science in Computer Science degree can be combined with a professional activity. up to a maximum of 80% from the first year onwards.
The training for the Brevet Fédéral d'Informaticien.ne is carried out in parallel with a professional activity, with no limit on the number of hours worked, as courses are held exclusively in the evenings.
Yes, all diplomas awarded by the Geneva Institute of Technology are officially recognized:
The CFC d'Informaticien.ne and the Brevet Fédéral d'Informaticien.ne are officially recognized and approved by the Swiss Confederation.
The Bachelors of Science in Computer Science and Business Administration are RNCP level 6 (Bac +3) and award 180 ECTS credits.
Masters of Science in Computer Science are RNCP level 7 (Bac +5) and award 120 ECTS credits.
The Master of Science in Business Administration is RNCP level 7 (Bac +5) and awards 90 ECTS credits.
Many career opportunities are open to our young graduates.
System and network administrator
ICT Application Developer
Cybersecurity Specialist
Business developer
Administrative Manager
Customer advisor
Executive Assistant
Yes, the Brevet Fédéral d'Informaticien.ne course is online, except for the final exam.
