University of Fribourg
History and objectives
Founded in 1889, the University of Fribourg Switzerland is unique for its bilinguism (French-German), its international character and its friendly atmosphere. The University’s teaching and research are informed by a profound sense of ethical principles.
Governing team
- Rectorate (rector and vice-rectors).
- Senate (16 members).
- Council of University.
Grounds
- Campus of Fribourg
International programmes
- Socrates-Erasmus Programme.
- Swiss Mobility.
- BENEFRI-Exchange Network between the universities of Fribourg, Neuchâtel and Bern (BENEFRI).
- CLUSE-Exchange Network between universities of Friburg, Geneva, Lausanne, Neuchâtel, Bourgogne and Franche-Comté.
- ISEP-Period of study in USA, Canada, Australia, South America or Korea.
- Bilateral or Multilateral Agreements with thirty universities.
Calendar
First semester from October to February and second semester from March to July.
Departments
- Theology.
- Law.
- Economics.
- Sciences.
- Arts.
Degrees
Licence and Master (8-10 semesters)
- Theology.
- Arts.
- Economics.
- Law.
- Natural Sciences.
- Social Sciences.
Bachelor (6 semesters)
- Theology.
- Arts.
- Economics.
- Law.
- Natural Sciences.
- Social Sciences.
Diploma
- Biochemistry.
- Biology.
- Chemistry.
- Earth Sciences.
- Geography.
- Informatics.
- Mathematics.
- Physics.
- Teaching Economics.
- Natural Science.
- Theology.
Doctorate
- Economics.
- Law.
- Letters.
- Natural Sciences.
- Social Sciences.
- Theology.
- Also teaching Qualifications.