List of application conditions for studying in Switzerland

# China, China, China # Introduction Switzerland, as an emerging hot country for studying abroad, has attracted many students in recent years. The following is a sharing list of conditions for studying abroad in Switzerland. Welcome to read the reference!

1. Overview of application conditions for studying in Switzerland

First, undergraduate study abroad conditions

1. Economic conditions: 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.

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. Academic qualifications: Public universities that want to study in Switzerland must meet the academic qualifications stipulated by each university;

4. Entrance examination requirements: Applicants must pass the college entrance examination held twice a year by Swiss universities (see the following note) to become formal students. The application deadline of each university is different, and the earlier the applicant submits the application materials, the better.

Note: entrance examination for foreign diploma students.

The entrance examination for students with foreign diplomas (referred to as Fribourg Examination for short) is held twice a year in Fribourg: in June (after the end of CPU/UVK), at the end of September or at the beginning of 10. The examination paper is given by CIUS's teacher, and each student has two chances to take the exam.

The exam is divided into five courses (3+2), among which three compulsory courses are teaching language (French or German), mathematics and history; The other two elective courses are compulsory courses for the selected universities and majors (physics, chemistry, biology, geography, English, German or French, Italian and Latin).

Second, the postgraduate entrance conditions

1, economic conditions:

The tuition fees of foreign students will be slightly higher than those of Swiss students. The cost of living toilets varies from person to person, but it must be at least 20 thousand Swiss francs per academic year. Swiss 12 public universities do not provide accommodation. Generally speaking, like Swiss students, you can rent an apartment in groups of three or five, each with a room and a living room. But public universities in Switzerland are not allowed to work. However, during the winter and summer vacations, international students can work to reduce the burden.

2. Language conditions:

Applicants studying in Switzerland must take German and French exams held by Swiss public universities. You can take the exam when you arrive in Switzerland. There is a professor to talk to you about the exam, similar to IELTS and TOEFL. If you don't get good grades, you will have a chance to take the exam again after half a year of study.

3. Education:

Swiss 12 public universities have their own academic requirements, and students can meet the requirements according to their own choices.

2. List of good universities studying in Switzerland

1, Zurich Polytechnic Institute

Ranked sixth in the latest QS World University Ranking, it is one of the excellent universities on the European continent, and it provides teaching biased towards science and engineering. If your goal is clear, you can consider this institution, which will be very secure.

2. Lausanne Institute of Technology

The same is science and engineering, ranking and strength are not bad. The school is in the French-speaking area, which is suitable for students who want to choose French as their teaching medium. In terms of major setting, chemistry and computer will be better, and studying here will have the opportunity to communicate with others.

3. University of Zurich

Su Da is the most active college in German-speaking area at present, and it is a relatively young university with complete professional settings and good grades. The teaching provided is also research-oriented, which is more suitable for students with future learning goals and can achieve good results in their majors.

4. university of basel

The advantage of college is medicine. In addition to training many first-class scholars, everyone must be serious when preparing, taking into account the career development and needs. When preparing, you can know the requirements first, which will make it easier to enter the school.

5. University of Geneva

The school is in the latest QS ranking 150. Located in Geneva, the living and learning environment will be relatively better. As the teaching center of theological seminary and language college, the professional achievements here are very good, and everyone's application can be given priority.

6. University of Lausanne

With a history of nearly 500 years, the University of Rhoda has formed a combination of high-quality teaching and in-depth scientific research, and has achieved good results in both aspects. Its position in the French-speaking area has been welcomed by more students, and everyone who receives education here has been widely certified.

7. University of Fribourg

Located in the middle of French-speaking area and German-speaking area, it plays a good role as a bridge and has cooperative relations with many domestic countries. Students have the opportunity to learn in different language fields, which will help improve their language ability.

8. Ticino University

Compared with the traditional Swiss education in some domestic universities, the new European teaching system will be more international, so that the theoretical and practical content gained by everyone will be more helpful for finding a job in the future.

3. List of good majors studying in Switzerland

1, major in financial banking

In Switzerland, banking and financial industry, as the pillar industries of economic development, have a great demand for talents, especially middle and senior talents. If international students are good enough and fluent in language, they are likely to be employed by securities, investment companies and banking institutions. Not only that, the banking major of the university is also highly recognized in the industry, and the gold content of the diploma is also relatively high.

Professional advantages: In Switzerland, where the banking industry is quite developed, the banking specialty of universities is highly recognized in the industry, and the gold content of diplomas is also relatively high.

Application Guide: Both public universities and private schools in Switzerland have banking majors. The enrollment of public schools is limited and it is difficult to apply, which is suitable for those who have relevant work experience and reach a higher level. Private schools mainly focus on training and short-term courses.

2. Hotel management major

Swiss hotel management is an established specialty with a history of more than 100 years. Like Swiss watches and Swiss army knives, it is Switzerland's world card. If you want to set an example in hotel management schools all over the world, then this model must be in Switzerland. Although no official organization has ever ranked hotel management schools, excellent hotel management schools in Switzerland have long been rooted in people's hearts. Professional advantages of the cradle of high-paying jobs: With the development of economy and tourism, high-end hotels need more hotel talents with high quality and management ability.

Application guide: IELTS 5.5 or above, majoring in hotel management, and college graduates with one to two years' work experience can also apply.

3. Informatics major

This is a big problem for Swiss enterprises. 65,438+0,000 IT jobs are not credible because no suitable candidates can be found. Then this problem will not get better in the near future. According to a survey released by Zurich, CreditSuisse, a large Swiss bank, has 6,000 employees, a quarter of whom are IT staff, and the number is increasing. At present, Credit Suisse Bank of Switzerland recruits it personnel from all over the world, but the shortage can never meet the huge demand.

The two federal polytechnics in Zurich and Lausanne have made remarkable achievements in both teaching and learning. Informatics always requires higher teaching hardware, and the achievements of these two universities are inseparable from their strong economic strength. Swiss Federal Institute of Technology sends 150 computer graduates to the society every year, but it cannot meet the huge demand of Swiss enterprises. Jobs that computer students in Switzerland can find after graduation.

4, biotechnology or engineering, bioinformatics.

MartinSchwab, a neurobiologist in Zurich, mainly studies the regeneration of nerve fibers. Schwab successfully studied the regeneration of mouse nerve cells. Over the years, Swiss investment in scientific research has been increasing day by day. Now, in the OECD, Switzerland is one of the countries with the highest proportion of R&D investment in GDP. Scientific research focuses on chemical industry, biopharmaceuticals, electronics and metallurgy.

Recommended institutions: Federal Institute of Technology Zurich, Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne, University of Bern, University of Fribourg.

5. Business Administration Major

Most students who want to study management courses choose the top MBA. But among these MBAs, there are still some schools that focus on a certain management direction and are unique in this field. In Switzerland, there is such an independent professional MBA. Swiss MBA courses focus on international business and international affairs, and operate business and deal with political and economic affairs with a global perspective.