On the web page: http://www.unine.ch/sfm/home/formation/master-en-migration-et-citoyenne.html and  http://www.unine.ch/maps/home/ma-scs/piliers/migration.html.

On the web pages: http://www.unine.ch/sfm/home/formation/espace-etudiant-e-s/liens-utiles-pour-les-cours.html (in particular under course descriptions and under course schedule "Faculty of literature and human sciences" Master specification "MA ScS - Migration and Citizenship" Fall semester / Spring semester).

On this web page, you will find some information about job opportunities: http://www.unine.ch/maps/home/ma-scs/debouches-professionnels.html. However, career opportunities generally depend on the orientation given by students to one's studies as well as one's personal and professional experiences excluding specific studies.

On the web page: http://www.unine.ch/sfm/home/formation/espace-etudiant-e-s/liens-utiles-pour-les-cours.html (in particular under course descriptions and under course schedule "Faculty of literature and human sciences" Master specification "MA ScS - Migration and Citizenship" Fall Semester / Spring Semester).

Most of the courses are taught in French and part of the courses are given in English (approx. 30 ETCS) to enable EuMIGS Double Degree students from a foreign university to follow the courses. However, students have the possibility to freely choose the courses they wish to follow (in English and/or French) subject to a few compulsory courses provided for in the Master's degree.

No, the Colloquium of Master students must be followed throughout the entire Master's program. As it concerns the presentation of the theses by the students themselves, the semester is not important for the beginning of the colloquium. It is, moreover, possible to register to present one's dissertation throughout the year, as long as there is still room for a presentation on the chosen date.

For more information on the possible configurations or structure of program of the Master’s degree in Social Sciences, on the study plans and on the validation of the ECTS, you can contact the study advisor: https://www.unine.ch/unine/home/etudes/conseil-etudes.html, in particular Mr. Stéphane Neri (conseil.lettres@unine.ch or +41 (0) 32 718 18 30).

On this page https://www.unine.ch/sfm/fr/home/formation/espace-etudiant-e-s/informations-sur-les-travaux-et.html you will find all the information you need to write your work and dissertation. In this document you will find details on the citation system and bibliographical references: https://www.unine.ch/files/live/sites/lettres/files/espace%20etudiants/UNINE_FLSH_consignes_redac.pdf.

On this web page, you will find all the necessary information concerning the admission procedure, including deadlines: http://www.unine.ch/unine/home/admission/admissionMaster/delais_d_inscription.html.

Yes, it is possible.

For more information on registration for the Master's degree, you can contact the registration office: https://www.unine.ch/unine/home/luniversite/Direction_et_services/immatriculations.html or https://www.unine.ch/etudier/enrol or by phone on +41 (0)32 718 10 10 (from 8 am to 12 pm and from 1.30 pm to 5 pm).

Yes, it is possible, but it depends on the curriculum and the courses taken. Admission files are therefore treated on a case-by-case basis. You may be required to take additional classes (i.e. catch up courses).

The number of ECTS credits depends on the methods courses taken in the previous course (quantitative and qualitative methods) and the basics in Social Sciences (anthropology, geography or sociology). In order to know the exact number of ECTS credits to be “caught up”, it is necessary to enroll at the "Bureau d’immatriculation", which will forward the complete file to the chosen Master's degree specification(s). For more information, please refer to the following Internet pages: http://www.unine.ch/maps/home/ma-scs/admission.html and http://www.unine.ch/unine/home/admission/admissionMaster/conditions_d_admission.html or https://www.unine.ch/etudier/enrol

Yes, this is possible if the Professor of the SFM Institute gives his prior agreement. In principle, the student will follow the instructions of the Institute to which the thesis director is attached.

Yes, this is possible in the free block (up to 30 ECTS) for a Master's degree at 120 ECTS. We calculate the number of ECTS according to the hours worked (1 ECTS for 30 hours of internship completed). For a Master's degree at 90 ECTS, it is possible to validate an internship of up to 5 ECTS. For the validation of an internship, we need a certificate from the person in charge of the internship and a reflexive report from the student.

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The reflexive report should

• give a brief description of what the internship consisted of;
• present some reflections from the social sciences in relation to your internship (e.g., by making a link to courses you have taken or books/articles you have read during your studies).

The objective is to briefly present a reflection in relation to your activities by mobilizing the concepts/tools/theories acquired during your master's studies and to answer the questions "what does this internship bring you for your studies?" and "what knowledge acquired during your studies has been useful (or not) for your internship?".

Yes, but it depends on the content of the course. It should be discussed with the person in charge of the specification.

No. With the EuMIGS Double Degree, students are expected to complete their first year of the Master's degree at the University of Neuchâtel and then go on to a partner university. Registration for the EuMIGS Double Degree is made during the first year, the deadline being generally set at the end of the calendar year (31 December).

No. The Double Degree of EuMIGS cannot be done independently of the course of study in the Migration and Citizenship pillar. It is therefore, necessary to be registered and to follow the courses of the Master in Social Sciences, for the "Migration and Citizenship" pillar in order to complete the EuMIGS Double Degree.