Hi, I am from India and I received an offer on 13th. I had applied for financial assistance and was informed that I was recommended by MIDS to the Wilsdorf foundation. Awaiting the final response from the foundation.

Has anyone created the FB group yet?

when was you informed that you was recommended by MIDS to the Wilsdorf foundation?

Anyone receives the decision?

Hello people!

I have finally made a page on the facebook for all the people who are planning to come to MIDS this year. It will act as a platform for all the entrants to MIDS 2012-2013 to get acquainted with each other.

Here is the address: http://www.facebook.com/MIDSGeneva20122013

Kindly join it and welcome.

Which is better for international law - Cambridge or MIDS? I have offers from both and have to decide soon.

I think you should go with Cambridge. It is an opportunity of a lifetime. You should not miss it.

Dear People
I have finally been able to create the group that everyone wanted for people who have been admitted to MIDS 2012-2013. I didn't have any people who have been admitted to MIDS in my friendlist, so used one of mine.
Any way people, please join the groupl and welcome. I hope we all meet soon.
The link is as follows: http://www.facebook.com/groups/432453323435079/

Welcome and Enjoy!!!

Nanu

Hey people

just to remind you that there is finally a facebook group for all the people interested and selected to MIDS 2012-2013.
Come and interact there with your fellow classmates and discuss about your doubts.
Come on

Anyone else waiting for the Wilsdorf foundation scholarship? I was told that there will be a meeting of the foundation on 26th where our files might come up for signature. Anyone else freaking out on this?

Anyone else waiting for the Wilsdorf foundation scholarship? I was told that there will be a meeting of the foundation on 26th where our files might come up for signature. Anyone else freaking out on this?

Congrats to those of you headed to Geneva now. For anyone in the future who wonders about class size, there is really no way that they can take more than approx. 40 students per year. Yes, the program typically accepts a bit more than that, on the presumption that several will decline for financial or other reasons. But the lecture rooms in Villas Barton and Moynier are fairly small and, more importantly, this is an intensive program that covers a lot more dispute settlement ground than a standard commercial arbitration curriculum. As such, the pedagogy very much depends on reinforcement through tutorial sessions that can't function properly with too many students in the discussion. I hope this clarifies the issue for folks in the future.