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Created in 1559 thanks to Jean Calvin, the University of Geneva was at rst called “the Academy of Geneva." Its founder was greatly inspired by the example of the University of Lausanne. In fact, established in eastern Switzerland, this institution was originally a Protestant theological and humanist seminary aiming to train theologians. It participated to the transformation of the city of Geneva into a strict theocracy in which no individual action was beyond the scope of religious oversight (Alexander 2014). However, this changed gradually from 1581 when a secular movement developed. It was only after 1800 that the academy changed its name to the “University of Geneva," also called “UNIGE".

Scholars and Literati at the University of Geneva (1559–1800)