EXPANDING YOUR HORIZONS
Science events and outings
Elargis tes Horizons Genève (ETH) is a non-profit organisation that aims to offer young girls inspiring activities in the fields of STEM – science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
Wednesday Science Outings
Every year, we organise around ten scientific activities or visits to places of interest in the Geneva region. These outings, usually held on Wednesday afternoons, are aimed at girls aged 10 to 18, with some activities designed for more specific age groups in order to ensure an optimal experience for each participant.
Biennial event
The biennial event of Élargis tes Horizons (Expand Your Horizons) is designed for girls aged 11 to 14 (8th grade and lower secondary level) from the Geneva region.
It offers them an immersive day exploring science and technology through about 40 workshops and interactive standsled primarily by women professionals in MINT fields (Mathematics, Informatics, Natural Sciences, Technology), in French and English.
Free of charge thanks to the generous support of our sponsors, the event gathers nearly 400 participants and demonstrates that science and technology are accessible, concrete… and exciting!
Save the date: 7 November 2026 at Uni Mail for the 9th edition!
Registration for the biennial event is open!
Registration deadline extended! Limited spots are still available.
Calendar of Our Activities
Our Partners' Activities
6-9 December 2026 in Geneva | Objectif Sciences International and Rencontres de l’Excellence.
Four days of immersion at the Geneva Forum at the UN, where teenagers are invited to present their work and ideas to an audience of experts! This is a unique opportunity for young people to speak out in an international forum, advocate for a cause, or propose or report on an awareness-raising initiative in support of sustainable development. Participation in the October workshop is highly recommended.
Target audience: Young people ages 13 to 17 who are interested in sustainable development, education, the rights of nature, and other topics, and who want to share ideas and solutions.
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Throughout the year | Futurekids Weekly in-person classes in several cities or online, as well as courses during the holidays. Would you like your child to master the technologies of tomorrow? From 3D design and printing to video game creation and robotics, our courses are designed to help them learn in a fun way, transforming them from spectators into participants. From basic knowledge to expert use, your child will gain valuable skills that will serve them well in their education and professional life!
From 5 to 14 years old
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All year round in Geneva, several coding clubs offer introductory programming courses for young people. The Girls' Coding Club (HEG) is aimed at girls aged ages 11–15, and the CERN Code Club targets ages 9-13. These free or low-cost workshops teach Python, web development, or robotics. Since these workshops fill up quickly, we recommend that you subscribe to their newsletter so that you are notified in good time when registration opens.
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All year round in Geneva, Maths Escapades (G·EM) is a UNIGE initiative that presents mathematics in a way that promotes inclusion and accessibility for everyone. The Girls and Maths Club is aimed at girls aged 13 to 16 on Tuesday late afternoons, and the Maths Club is for girls and boys aged 11 to 15 on Wednesday afternoons.
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