Studying in Switzerland: College Students' Strategy of Studying in Switzerland

Switzerland is a highly developed country, and its per capita economy has always been in the forefront of the world. It attaches great importance to the development of education, and excellent educational conditions attract many students to study in Switzerland. Next, Huatong Study Abroad will take stock of the application strategy for studying in Switzerland for your reference only.

Switzerland, the full name of Swiss Confederation, is one of the countries in Central Europe, which is divided into 26 states. The main cities in Switzerland are Zurich, Geneva, Basel, Bern, Lausanne, Saint Gallen, Lucerne, Lugano and Locarno. The whole territory is dominated by plateaus and mountains, and it is known as the "roof of Europe".

Advantages of studying in Switzerland

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The quality of education is high, and the hotel management major is world-famous.

The prestigious Swiss hotel management major trains a large number of management talents for hotels around the world every year, which is highly recognized by the industry. Those hotel management "returnees" with international vision, advanced professional knowledge background, rich experience in practice and planning, and multilingual communication skills are especially favored by domestic star-rated hotels, and also meet the needs of high-quality talents in hotel extension industries such as tourism, aviation, exhibition and project management, wedding planning and catering.

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Excellent language environment

The official language of Switzerland is German. According to the official data of Swiss Federal Statistical Office, 62% people speak German, 23% people speak French, 8% people speak Italian, 5.7% people speak English and 0.5% people speak Romance.

Most study abroad programs are taught in English. In tourism and cultural industries, English can also be used as a communication language, which makes it easier for most China students to apply.

In other words, while ensuring the efficiency of study and life, everyone can live in a multilingual environment, learn at least two languages, including English, and enhance their international competitiveness.

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There are many international institutions and a strong international atmosphere.

Due to the special political environment, more than 200 international organizations in the world have their headquarters in Switzerland. Such as: ioc headquarters, WTO Headquarters, United Nations European Headquarters, World Health Organization, FIFA, etc. Switzerland hosts a large number of international conferences every year, which can create many employment opportunities and provide job opportunities around the world.

The special environment makes Switzerland a country with a very strong international atmosphere. From society to campus, you can meet people from different countries, and international students can also work in international institutions.

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Broad employment prospects

Switzerland is one of the richest countries in the world, with the most developed economy and the highest living standard. The per capita GNP ranks among the top in the world, and the economic environment is very good.

There are many well-known enterprises and international institutions in all walks of life in Switzerland, which have broad employment prospects.

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The visa application cycle is short and the over-signing rate is high.

Students studying in Switzerland apply for a visa to return. The visa return period is short, only 2-3 months, and it will not involve the restrictions of students' location and application time. Visa approval is decided by the immigration office of the state where the Swiss school is located. The required information is simple and the fund guarantee is small. If students meet the language requirements and have clear learning motivation, they can be successfully admitted to the schools and majors they apply for, and visa refusal rarely occurs.

Conditions for applying for undergraduate study in Switzerland

1, education

Graduated from high school, and can provide high school diploma, high school transcripts (public institutions require GPA3.5+, private institutions GPA requirements will be relatively low);

2. Language conditions

Applicants studying in Switzerland must take German and French language examinations held by Swiss public universities. This kind of exam allows students to take it when they arrive in Switzerland. The main way of the exam is for a professor to talk to you. If the grades are not good, there is still a chance to study, and it is also allowed to take the exam after half a year. Students who pass the exam will have the opportunity to enter public universities.

3. Economic situation

The tuition fees of foreign students will be slightly higher than those of Swiss students. As for the living expenses, it varies from person to person and cannot be generalized, but it needs at least 20,000 Swiss francs per year, which is about 6,543.8+0.2 million RMB.

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