Switzerland
Experience a world-class education system, breathtaking Alpine landscapes, and a rich cultural heritage in the heart of Europe. Switzerland is home to prestigious institutions like ETH Zurich, the University of Geneva, and EPFL, offering top-tier programs in engineering, business, hospitality, and the sciences. Explore scholarship opportunities such as the Swiss Government Excellence Scholarships and university-specific grants to support your studies. With multiple official languages, internationally recognized degrees, and a safe, innovation-driven environment, Switzerland is the ideal destination for academic excellence and career opportunities while enjoying an exceptional quality of life!
Study in Switzerland
Why study in Switzerland?
Scholarships
The scholarships will be provided by internally or externally of the university. It may be for the Tuition Fees and also for meeting cost of living, in the form of Stipends. There are external funding bodies, programmes, groups, government etc. who supports students based upon good academic performance, low income, entrance score etc. The internal funding is based upon academics, early bid, or entrance exams and will be in different forms such as graduate scholarships, post graduate scholarships, bursaries, discounts, etc.
Job Market
Switzerland is having major industries including banking, finance, tourism, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, machineries etc. High Part-time job opportunities, Great Internship opportunities, apprenticeship training, Projects in big companies, High growth opportunities because the demand of high skilled workers are required for this large no: of industries, Because of Strong Economy and big industries, job security and safety with big job market. Hence great job opportunities.
Universities
The country is having more world class business schools. The Colleges and universities are highly ranked, excellent facilities, high employability, high accreditations etc. In these universities, Students with Good Grades or Scores in academics have high possibilities to get admissions in these Universities. The students require to fulfil various admission conditions, tests, language, etc.
Cost of Education
Cost of Education is relatively average compared to other English speaking countries. The Quality of education is very high comparing to the cost of studies.
Programs
Admission & Visa Process
The evaluation of student profile is first step. Then the programs are shortlisted as per the university or approved lists of universities for stay back. Then the programs which matches with the entry requirements of student profile will be selected. The application will be submitted with relevant supporting documents for admission through relevant application procedures and forms.
Cost of Living
Cost of living is relatively average compared to other English speaking countries The students can manage their living expenses by internships, working students, apprenticeship, part-time jobs etc. The living cost depends upon student’s life style and his budgets. However, the average living cost stands around CHF 1500 – CHF 2,500 in a month
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About Switzerland
About Switzerland
• A land that embraces diversity, with nearly a quarter of the population composed of immigrants and four official languages
• Highly qualified and skilled labour force
• Very decentralised and diverse education system – international students apply at institutional level
• Finding suitable accommodation can be challenging – international students should research and find housing as soon as possible after being accepted at a school
• Unique VET (higher vocational education and training) model
• Highly qualified and skilled labour force
• Very decentralised and diverse education system – international students apply at institutional level
• Finding suitable accommodation can be challenging – international students should research and find housing as soon as possible after being accepted at a school
• Unique VET (higher vocational education and training) model
History and Population
History and Population of Switzerland
First part of the Frankish Empire and then part of the Holy Roman Empire, Switzerland emerged as a modern state in 1815 at the Congress of Vienna. In 1848, the Swiss State was formally established with a tiered system of federal government, local government cantons, and communes. Through World War I and II, Switzerland remained neutral. Since 1945, Switzerland has enjoyed political stability, economic progress, increased social security, and increased openness and tolerance.
Culture and Society
Society and Culture
Swiss culture is known for its diversity: there can be marked differences in language, economy, cultural history, cuisine, political persuasions, climate, architecture, and the educational system from region to region and canton to canton. The cultural diversity of Switzerland is evident in the many cultural events. The country is well known for all kinds of winter sports. The International Olympic Committee and FIFA (Federation Internationale de Football Association) headquarters are in Lausanne and Zurich respectively.
Economy
Economy of Switzerland
Throughout the 19th century, Switzerland embraced industrialisation and developed a reputation for superior workmanship. Today, the economy is based on a highly qualified labour force performing very skilled work in
small to medium enterprises which are the backbone of the economy. Banking and insurance, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, microtechnology, and high-quality precision instruments are important industries. Swiss watches and chocolates are world-famous. In this mature economy, growth is slow and heavily reliant on international trade. The Swiss aim to attain environmentally friendly industries. The currency is the Swiss Francs (CHF).
Education System
Education System in Switzerland
The Swiss education system – at all levels – is considered one of the best in the world.
In terms of higher education, there are 12 state universities and two federal institutes of technology. Higher vocational education and training (VET) is a Swiss speciality that provides tertiary-level courses (up to diploma level) and focuses on skills for professional and management positions. Basic VET is provided at the secondary school level. VET is the joint responsibility of the federal government, cantons, and professional associations.
