The First Institution for Higher Education in Longevity Science

Geneva College of Longevity Science 

Geneva College of Longevity Science (GCLS) is situated amidst Geneva’s impressive array of international organisations, which for centuries have been shaping the city’s rich history. As an institute of higher learning, GCLS is founded on the principles of the globally renowned Swiss academic standards, We believe in empowering our students with not just knowledge but the ability to identify and solve scientific challenges in real-world scenarios. Our commitment to scientific rigor, practical relevance, international collaboration, and personal development forms the foundation of our study programme. Students who embark on their educational journey at GCLS, are catalysts for change, leaders in the making, and contributors to the evolving landscape of longevity science. 
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An International Environment

Geneva offers the perfect ecosystem for GCLS

The Geneva ecosystem offers an ideal environment for college education, blending academic excellence with a rich cultural tapestry. The city's international influence fosters diverse perspectives, while proximity to leading institutions, vibrant industries, and a high quality of life enrich the overall educational experience for students pursuing their academic goals. 

Geneva stands as a global diplomatic hub hosting a multitude of influential international organizations. The United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG) anchors the city's role in international diplomacy, complemented by the World Health Organization (WHO), International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC). Geneva is also home to pivotal agencies like the World Trade Organization (WTO), International Labour Organization (ILO), International Organization for Migration (IOM), and World Meteorological Organization (WMO). 

Features

What Sets GCLS Apart

At GCLS, we are committed to redefining the landscape of education in longevity science. Our organizational structure is designed to foster innovation, collaboration, and excellence. Explore the key features that make GCLS a hub for transformative learning:

Academic Excellence

Discover world-class academic longevity education, structured as a comprehensive executive Master (EMSc) program. Benefit from a curriculum that blends theoretical knowledge with practical applications, preparing you for a dynamic career in the evolving field of Longevity Science.

Career-Oriented Approach

In our educational offering we prioritize career orientation, ensuring that your education in longevity science aligns with real-world challenges. Our EMSc programme has been design to equip you with the skills to drive meaningful change in the field of longevity.

Distance Learning Benefits

Students can design their learning schedules around their personal and professional commitments, allowing them to balance work, family, and education. This empowers individuals who otherwise may be unable to pursue education due to time constraints or geographical limitations.

International Collaboration

Join a global community students drawn to GCLS as the first college for longevity science and its English-language programme. Benefit from international perspectives and contribute to the rich tapestry of longevity science research. 

Personal Development

Beyond academics, GCLS places a strong emphasis on personal development. Our holistic approach to education ensures that you not only gain expertise in longevity science but also cultivate essential skills for lifelong success.

Community Engagement

Connect with like-minded individuals passionate about longevity. GCLS is not just an institution; it's a community dedicated to advancing knowledge and making a lasting impact on the world.

Institutional Framework of GCLS

Promoting Excellence and Accountability

To Geneva College of Longevity Science fostering a conducive learning environment and promoting a positive student experience are paramount. To achieve this, GCLS has established a comprehensive Code of Conduct applicable to all members of the institution, including students, staff, faculty, and guests.


Prior to admission into any degree programme, prospective students are required to enter into an Educational Contract with GCLS. This contract delineates the rights and responsibilities of both the student and the institution, ensuring clarity and mutual understanding.


The institutional framework of GCLS encompasses various documents, among which is the GCLS Statute and the GCLS Examination Regulations. These documents serve as foundational guidelines governing academic and administrative procedures within the institution.

Why Pick a Swiss Institute of Higher Education?

Through its establishment in Switzerland, GCLS benefits from a rich academic tradition, cutting-edge research infrastructure, and a global hub of innovation. The Swiss commitment to excellence elevates GCLS' educational experience, fostering unique opportunities.
Swiss learning institutions have earned global acclaim for their unwavering commitment to excellence and high academic standards. Rooted in a tradition of precision, innovation, and quality, Swiss universities and colleges prioritize a holistic approach to education, combining theoretical rigor with practical applications. The country's educational ethos emphasizes critical thinking, research proficiency, and a cosmopolitan outlook, fostering an environment where students are encouraged to question, explore, and excel. Swiss institutions consistently invest in cutting-edge research, renowned faculty, and state-of-the-art facilities, ensuring that students receive a world-class education that prepares them for the challenges of the dynamic global landscape.

This dedication to academic rigor, combined with Switzerland's picturesque landscapes and multicultural atmosphere, makes Swiss learning institutions an unparalleled choice for those seeking a top-tier education.

Geneva College of Longevity Science is proud of its Swiss heritage.