NOMIS Foundation and Collegium Helveticum Agree Partnership

Zurich – The NOMIS Foundation and the Collegium Helveticum have agreed on a joint research partnership. From September 2026, a NOMIS Senior Fellowship will enable international researchers to study and conduct research in Zurich.

(CONNECT) The NOMIS Foundation and the Collegium Helveticum, also based in Zurich, have agreed a joint research partnership. The new collaboration is intended to strengthen Zurich as a leading science center, according to a press release. The Collegium Helveticum, a joint institute of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich (ETH), the University of Zurich (UZH) and the Zurich University of the Arts, offers a broad spectrum of research across national and disciplinary boundaries. Together with the NOMIS Foundation, this international character is to be strengthened. To this end, a NOMIS Senior Fellowship will be launched from September 2026. International researchers can take advantage of the resources and academic environment of the three universities during a study visit to Zurich lasting several months.

The partnership between the NOMIS Foundation and the Collegium Helveticum covers all areas of the natural sciences, social sciences and humanities. The three participating universities can nominate suitable international candidates until January 15, 2026. ce/ww

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