Policies related to studying in Swiss universities

# Studying in Switzerland # Introduction Switzerland is a neutral country in Europe forever, providing a safe living environment and a high-quality education environment. The following are related policies shared by Swiss study abroad universities. Welcome to read the reference! 1. Policies related to studying in Swiss universities

Swiss universities have strict admission requirements for students. Applicants should provide notarized secondary school graduation certificate and graduation certificate, school leaving certificate of current university, and four passport photos, and should explain their study wishes and goals. Applicants must also pass the annual college entrance examination held by Swiss universities before they can become formal students. The application deadline of each university is different, and the earlier the applicant submits the application materials, the better. In addition, regardless of the nationality of the applicant's guarantor, the amount of guarantee must be deposited in a local Swiss bank, and the guarantor will issue an economic guarantee. The guarantee amount shall not be less than 15000- 18000 Swiss francs per year. All guarantees must be deposited in the name of the applicant.

The materials required for the application include: a valid passport issued by the Public Security Bureau, a completed visa application form in triplicate, a copy of the official admission notice of the university, proof of prepaid tuition fees, personal resume, Swiss study abroad plan, and notarized materials of final academic qualifications and transcripts.

In terms of fees, the tuition fees of international students in many universities in Switzerland are the same as those of Swiss students, but some schools require international students to pay extra tuition fees. Tuition fees vary from 350 to 800 Swiss francs per year according to different majors. Tuition is paid once every semester, generally excluding laboratory fees. One year's accommodation, transportation and insurance are about 1, 3 1, 000 Swiss francs, which is relatively low in some small towns.

According to the current Swiss law, international students are not allowed to work, but students can do some part-time jobs during the holidays. You must have a work permit to work in Switzerland.

2. Introduction of popular schools studying in Switzerland

1, University of Saint Gallen, Switzerland

St Gallen University (tSt University, Germany. Gallen) is an excellent public university located in Saint Gallen, German-speaking Switzerland. St Gallen University was founded on May 28th, 1898, with a history of more than one hundred years. The MBA program of St Gallen University is the best among German-speaking countries and regions in Europe at present, and it is expected to enter the top ten in Europe. St Gallen University has 33 colleges and institutes. They are Accounting Control and Audit College, European and International Commercial Law College, Swiss Imperial Economic Institute, International Management Institute, Law Institute, School of Public Service and Tourism, School of Public Finance and Finance, School of Operations Research and Computational Finance, School of Political Science, School of Technology Management, School of Business Ethics, School of Insurance Economics, School of Business Education and Education Management, School of Small and Medium Enterprises, School of Organizational Psychology, Institute of Social Studies, School of Mathematics and Statistics. Asian Studies Center, Institute of Labor Economics and Labor Law, School of Economics, Information Law Research Center, Institute of Customer Insight, School of Management, School of Leadership and Human Resource Management, School of Marketing, School of Legal Research and Legal Practice, School of Retail Management, School of Information Management, School of Economics and Environment, School of Logistics Management, School of Media and Communication Management, Swiss School of Banking and Finance, Swiss School of International Economics and Applied Economics, etc. St Gallen University offers higher education at undergraduate, master and doctoral levels. The main teaching language is German, and some majors are taught in English. The majors offered by St Gallen University include macroeconomics, law, strategy and international management, economy and finance, organization and culture, international affairs and political economy.

2. School of Economics, Northwestern University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland

School of Economics, Northwest University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland is affiliated to Northwest University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland. Founded in 2006, the School of Economics of Northwest University of Applied Sciences in Switzerland is a public applied science university in Switzerland. Universities of Applied Sciences School of Economics in Northwest Switzerland has Basel Campus, Brook Campus and Alton Campus. There are about 65,438+0,900 students in Universities of Applied Sciences School of Economics in Northwest Switzerland. The school has undergraduate, master and continuing education programs. There are more than 150 continuing education programs in Universities of Applied Sciences Institute of Economics in Northwest Switzerland, including courses and seminars for advanced MBA, master of continuing education and economic management majors. There is an international exchange program in the School of Economics, Northwest University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland, where students have the opportunity to exchange to study in other countries. The undergraduate majors of Universities of Applied Sciences Institute of Economics in Northwest Switzerland are: enterprise economics, enterprise management-international management, energy and environmental technology, international trade management, economic informatics, etc. Master's courses in School of Economics, Northwest University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland include: International Management and Economic Information System.

3. Webster University in Geneva, Switzerland

Webster University in Geneva was founded in 1978. Webster University in Geneva is the first international school of Webster University. Now Webster University in Geneva is an overseas branch of Webster University in the United States. Webster University in Geneva has more than 670 students from 90 countries around the world. Webster University in Geneva has specialties such as junior college, undergraduate course, master's degree and doctor's degree. Professional subjects include: documentary production, international human rights, magazine production, marketing, news photography, refugee research, website design, web page development, etc. Undergraduate majors include: business administration, computer science, European studies, finance, history, international relations, international economics, immigration and refugee studies, management, media communication, photography and psychology. Master's majors include human resource management, consulting services, international non-profit organizations, international relations, management and leadership, MBA, media communication and so on. Doctor majored in business administration.

4. Swiss Institute of Management

Swiss Institute of Management, founded in 1985, is a private distance education college in Switzerland. Swiss Institute of Management is a veritable international school with students from more than 30 countries around the world. Swiss Management Institute provides high-level education, professional network platform and real career development opportunities for each student, and the flexibility of study place and time can be satisfied through online teaching. Swiss Institute of Management's online MBA and doctor of business administration have reached the standard. Swiss management college has undergraduate majors: business administration, information technology security; Master's major: finance, hotel and tourism finance, human resource management, MBA, MBA- information security management; Doctoral major: business administration, finance, management, political economy, etc.

3. Preparation for studying in Switzerland

First, apply for a dormitory.

Accommodation must be determined early, whether it is a dormitory or a rented house, it can be arranged online. You can directly contact the responsible department or a special intermediary, which will be more convenient for you to confirm and guarantee.

Due to the limited supply of dormitories, everyone needs to apply early to have a chance to qualify; Moreover, renting a house requires everyone to contact the intermediary as early as possible, so that there will be more time for screening, and the initiative is in their own hands. Pay the deposit first and get the house done.

Second, contact the plane.

When you arrive for the first time, you can apply for airport pick-up service, and the general school will provide you with corresponding choices. Under the guidance, you can be familiar with the basic route and achieve the effect of killing two birds with one stone. Of course, you can save money if you don't need it.

Be sure to contact in advance, and temporary contact may not be possible. Determine your own itinerary and flight, confirm with the airport pick-up staff to ensure that you can get to school as soon as possible and start the follow-up preparations.

Three. Exchange of funds

The exchange of foreign exchange should also be confirmed as soon as possible, because in Switzerland, it will definitely cost money. Before you get a bank card, cash will be your first choice. Here, you can use euros and Swiss francs, but the amount is limited.

You can bring up to 20 thousand RMB euros or Swiss francs, and you can prepare more small change, which will be more convenient to use and help you get familiar with and adapt better.

Fourth, pack your bags.

It is also necessary to tidy up the luggage to be taken abroad. Generally, you just need to prepare what you need, because most of them can be bought locally, and it can also save the weight of the luggage you need to carry, which will be more suitable.

It also depends on the amount of free baggage you can take on the flight, and don't take too much. If you exceed it, you need to buy luggage, which will be more expensive and unnecessary.