The University of Basel sees itself as an organization that values diversity and fosters the potential of all individuals, regardless of age, origin, religion, gender, identity, language, status, lifestyle, political views, orientation, or disability.
The Power of "WE"
Community is the key. No one stands alone. We grow and develop together. We embrace a culture of appreciative and cooperative leadership and collaboration, grounded in open and constructive communication.
Encouraging diversity and individuality
With around 19,000 members from over 100 nations, the University fosters a culture in which different perspectives are valued. Regardless of age, origin, gender, lifestyle, or beliefs.
Diversity Management
A university-wide diversity framework ensures the implementation of non-discriminatory and accessible processes in teaching, research, and administration. In addition, university processes, strategies, and their legal foundations are reviewed to ensure gender equality and are adjusted or expanded where necessary.
A university-wide diversity framework ensures the implementation of non-discriminatory and accessible processes in teaching, research, and administration. In addition, university processes, strategies, and their legal foundations are reviewed to ensure gender equality and are adjusted or expanded where necessary.
Personal Integrity
The University is committed to a respectful working culture and does not tolerate any form of discrimination, harassment, bullying, or abuse of power. The Personal Integrity Office supports and safeguards this environment.
The University is committed to a respectful working culture and does not tolerate any form of discrimination, harassment, bullying, or abuse of power. The Personal Integrity Office supports and safeguards this environment.
Faculty confidants serve as advisors and mediators in cases of suspected academic misconduct. The confidants designated by the various faculties serve as the contacts for all members of the University of Basel for any matters concerning integrity violations as defined by the University of Basel regulations on academic integrity and misconduct.
Faculty confidants serve as advisors and mediators in cases of suspected academic misconduct. The confidants designated by the various faculties serve as the contacts for all members of the University of Basel for any matters concerning integrity violations as defined by the University of Basel regulations on academic integrity and misconduct.
The Ombudsman’s Office is appointed by the Senate and operates independently of the other bodies at the University of Basel. The Ombudsman's Office is available to all members of the university to handle internal university-related complaints.
The Ombudsman’s Office is appointed by the Senate and operates independently of the other bodies at the University of Basel. The Ombudsman's Office is available to all members of the university to handle internal university-related complaints.
The University of Basel encourages all of its members to be prepared to take on responsibility. All members have a right to co-determination, which can be exercised through a range of groups.
Representatives from the groups participate in dealing with the university’s affairs as part of various boards and committees. The members of the University of Basel are also represented when the faculties and departments convene.
At the University of Basel, institutions share their knowledge with the general public. The University maintains an active exchange with society, culture, and the economy. Its areas of focus reflect current developments and contribute to the community. As a service to its supporting cantons, the University offers a wide range of services for all knowledge seekers in the region.
Sustainability
Sustainability is a core value of the University of Basel and is firmly embedded in its strategy, mission, research, teaching, and operations. The Sustainability Office initiates and coordinates numerous projects.
International networks
The University of Basel is globally networked, particularly with partner institutions in Europe, Africa, Asia, and North America. Research collaborations, English-language programs, and international exchanges promote academic interaction.
Internationality at the Rhine Knee
Through the Eucor – The European Campus alliance, the University of Basel cooperates with partner universities in France, Germany, and Switzerland. Students, doctoral candidates, postdocs, and staff benefit from joint teaching, research, and mobility opportunities.
