The University of Geneva's Faculty of Science is a renowned international research institution at the forefront of scientific discovery. Its diverse research spans numerous disciplines, including astronomy, biology, chemistry and biochemistry, computer science, mathematics, physics, pharmaceutical sciences, earth sciences, and environmental science. The Faculty is home to two National Centres of Competence in Research funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SwissMAP and Planets), and participates in numerous European research projects. Its Master's programs provide excellent training for both academic and professional careers in fields like industry, teaching, scientific administration, communication, and media. These programs are taught entirely in English, or in a combination of English and French (see individual program descriptions). With support from external partners, the Faculty of Science offers an Excellence Fellowship program for outstanding and highly motivated students seeking a Master of Science degree in one of its disciplines. Selection for these fellowships is based on academic excellence.