The annual Research Forum is the flagship research-outreach event of EU Business School. Held annually in Geneva in the month of October, the Research Forum seeks to establish EU Business School as a platform for high-level discussions and agenda-setting with a diverse range of actors from academia, business and industry, international and governmental organizations, NGOs, and States.
The focus of the Forum are to discuss global issues, generate new ideas, and explore the potential for holistic solutions by connecting different players. The Forum helps us to discover new directions for research and collaboration and showcase our existing commitments and progress. The theme for the Forum is renewed every year which allows us to stay dynamic and cutting-edge.
Now in its second year, the Forum intends to generate new ideas for research and partnerships, while providing thought leadership and direction in shaping our common and shared future. The 2019 Forum will seek to focus on the essential human element of trust, and how it impacts every interaction. Although solutions can be created, it is only through trust that we can truly achieve them. This year we will engage with experts and strategic partners in delivering a world-class event. This will help us to generate our research direction and identify how EU Business School can concretely contribute to outcomes recognized by the international community.
MORE INFO here: https://onresearch.ch
Our last Atelier of the year has arrived!
Come create with us your Nordic Advent Calendar. Made with natural wood, with a vast choice of colors and options to decorate you create your own little Scandinavian Village with a small surprise each day!
The Atelier lasts about 4h, snacks are available and your children are welcome, let us know is advance. In order to have our Atelier ready for you, and due to a limited physical space, we’re kindly asking people to come maximum 2 persons per ticket!
We might open an additional day, November 30th. Email us if you are interested!
Join us for a exceptional standing acrobatics fun group!
Please sign up by sending a message.
No prerequisites, open to regular sport practitioners.
Progressions for Standing shoulder stand, high flying bird, two-high and flying flip and much more. All in safety and with spotters.
Contribution: 25 chf
Looking forward to seeing you!
Check out the February break camps by Institut International de Lancy!
⛄️ Ski week in the mountains with friends
🎨 Day camps at IIL for sports, arts and a variety of activities Bilingual in English and French Open to all (ages 3 – 12)
More info https://campzone.iil.ch/en/
Whether it is to start your own business, take the next step in your current role, manage large scale international companies or just a complete change of your career, an MBA can give you this opportunity.
If you are ready to move forward in your career, but you are wondering which MBA program would best suit you, join us in Geneva on the 25th of March at the QS Connect MBA event.
This will be a jam-packed evening with networking sessions, admissions panels, and much more! Gain access to a pool of scholarships worth up to $7M, and don’t forget to register for your personalized 30 min meetings with admissions directors from top ranked Business Schools.
Schedule your one to one meetings with the following business schools:
Goethe Business School (Germany)
Ecole des Ponts ParisTech (France)
Business School Lausanne (Switzerland)
EPFL Executive MBA Program (Switzerland)
Rochester-Bern Executive MBA Program (Switzerland)
Ecole Polytechnique (France)
HEC School of Management – Paris (France)
Hult International Business School (US / Multi-Campus)
European University : EU Business School (Germany)
IE Business School (Spain)
Webster University – Geneva (Switzerland)
IMD EMBA (Switzerland)
Alliance Manchester Business School (United Kingdom)
Geneva Business School (Switzerland)
University of Chicago, Booth School of Business (US / UK)
ESCP Europe (Multi Campus)
This is your chance, don’t miss it!
The event is free but spaces are limited. Reserve your place now : http://bit.ly/CMBAGeneva
Art Home 42 is the launch of the first edition of a temporary 2-days gallery combining contemporary art and interior decoration. The aim of the event is to break with the codes of traditional galleries in order to promote accessible art & designer furniture.
A space in which we will be recreating living spaces out the selected designer furnitures & showcase artworks of local artists. During this event, we will be organising talkshows around decoration, with designers, interior architects and experts from auction houses on contemporary art.
It’s a brand new concept in Geneva that has never been organised before and we would be really delighted to present a selection of works and furniture.
Collagraph printmaking is a process by which materials are applied and glued to, as well as scratched in, a surface creating various textures which is then inked, and a print taken.
Learn how to create experimental intaglio prints through an introduction to Collagraph printmaking. This card-based process is used to create rich surface textures and a deep velvet tone. The workshop will use an etching press to explore the creative possibilities of this process using both monochrome and colour techniques.
What?
○ An introductory “taster” to the techniques of collagraph printmaking
When?
○ Wednesday 21st Oct, 9h00-16h00
Who?
○ From 12 years and older
○ No previous knowledge required
○ Max 6 people
Where?
○ Villa Beaulieu Art & Design Studios
○ Chemin des Philosophes 17, 1273 Arzier-Le Muids, Vaud
Price?
○ 120.- CHF per participant
○ all materials included + lunch & “gouter”
Special Information
○ Materials and equipment provided for students as part of the course and included in course fee
Essential materials and equipment participants will need to provide themselves
○ An apron or an old shirt, a Covid-19 mask … and a positive creative vibe ☺
Teaching method(s)
The workshop will commence with an introduction to the printmaking technique of collagraph. This will be followed by a practical workshop commencing with technical demonstrations followed by an intensive workshop experience, as follows:
○ demonstration of how to create a collagraph image using a scalpel and other intaglio tools on card
○ demonstration of the inking and wiping of a collagraph plate in readiness for printmaking. This will include a demonstration of ‘a la poupée’ technique plus the use of paper stencils
○ demonstration of how to “pull” a print using paper and a printing press
○ participants will then proceed to produce their own collagraph(s)
Collagraph printmaking is a process by which materials are applied and glued to, as well as scratched in, a surface creating various textures which is then inked, and a print taken.
Learn how to create experimental intaglio prints through an introduction to Collagraph printmaking. This card-based process is used to create rich surface textures and a deep velvet tone. The workshop will use an etching press to explore the creative possibilities of this process using both monochrome and colour techniques.
What?
○ An introductory “taster” to the techniques of collagraph printmaking
When?
○ Friday 23rd Oct, 9h00-16h00
Who?
○ From 12 years and older
○ No previous knowledge required
○ Max 6 people
Where?
○ Villa Beaulieu Art & Design Studios
○ Chemin des Philosophes 17, 1273 Arzier-Le Muids, Vaud
Price?
○ 120.- CHF per participant
○ all materials included + lunch & “gouter”
Special Information
○ Materials and equipment provided for students as part of the course and included in course fee
Essential materials and equipment participants will need to provide themselves
○ An apron or an old shirt, a Covid-19 mask … and a positive creative vibe ☺
Teaching method(s)
The workshop will commence with an introduction to the printmaking technique of collagraph. This will be followed by a practical workshop commencing with technical demonstrations followed by an intensive workshop experience, as follows:
○ demonstration of how to create a collagraph image using a scalpel and other intaglio tools on card
○ demonstration of the inking and wiping of a collagraph plate in readiness for printmaking. This will include a demonstration of ‘a la poupée’ technique plus the use of paper stencils
○ demonstration of how to “pull” a print using paper and a printing press
○ participants will then proceed to produce their own collagraph(s)
