We offer practice-based degree programmes at university level which follow on from basic vocational training.

The degree programmes lead to an HES-SO Bachelor of Science. We also offer consecutive Master’s degrees, post-graduate training and continuing vocational education. We are contracted to run education programmes on upper secondary level and tertiary B level to learn in Switzerland.

Our courses in Switzerland carry out applied research & development projects and integrate the results into the courses. We provide services to third parties and establish and maintain relationships with professional bodies.

We promote the transfer of know-how and technologies, contribute to the enhancement of knowledge and promote its use for the benefit of students and society. In this sense, we also support the creation of new businesses.

Our interdisciplinary approach promotes innovation and creativity.

We carry out our missions and thus contribute to the sustainable social, environmental and cultural development of the Valais. We share values such as respect and equality.

We are committed to promoting bilingualism (French/German) as a value-added benefit for our students and staff. We also offer degree programmes in English in order to satisfy the market requirements and to improve the employability of our students.

Our strategy is based on the following 7 priorities :

We are attractive for our clients.
We offer project and market oriented studies in Switzerland that enhance student employability.
We have personal relationships with our clients.
We make the HES-SO Valais-Wallis a leading centre of education, research and interdisciplinary exchange.
We are active and recognised locally, nationally and internationally.
We are innovative in education and research.
We place sustainable development in the centre of our activities.

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Role	Research associate UAS
Phone	+41 (0)58 606 91 32
Email	andrei.kucharavy@hevs.ch
Linkedin	https://ch.linkedin.com/in/andrei-kucharavy
Office	Maison de l'Entrepreneuriat

Andrei Kucharavy