Switzerland: The land of precision and perfection

10+

Universities

CHF 30k-50k

Annual tuition fees

76K+

International Students

NA

Post-Study Work Visa

Why Study in Switzerland?

  • World-class education system

    Universities in Switzerland have gained widespread recognition across Europe for the excellent quality of its educators and the high standards of its academic programs, a sentiment echoed by the students surveyed.

  • High Class Cities

    Switzerland is home to some of the most exquisite and advanced urban areas in the world. The great cities of Switzerland provide the best of metropolitan life.

  • A Global Network

    Many international students are drawn to Switzerland for their studies due to its renowned education system, affordable tuition fees, and abundant scholarship opportunities, resulting in a significant portion of the student body being foreign.

  • Europe at Your Doorstep

    Switzerland shares borders with five European countries and boasts a highly efficient transportation system, thus making your dream weekend getaway incredibly convenient

  • High salaries

    In Switzerland, workers enjoy some of Europe's highest salaries due to the country's well-educated and specialized talent pool, resulting in lucrative job opportunities. Studying a Master’s in Switzerland for Indian students is an excellent opportunity to join this workforce.

  • Secure Living

    As one of the safest countries globally, students can set aside any worries about their safety while studying abroad in Switzerland.

List Of Universities in Switzerland


Switzerland is a top choice for international students seeking a prestigious education.

ETH Zurich

Popular For Computer Science

QS World Ranking 7

EPFL

Popular For Engineering

QS World Ranking 36

University of Zurich

Popular For Medicine

QS World Ranking 96

University of Geneva

Popular For Life Sciences

QS World Ranking 129

Popular Courses in Switzerland


There are multiple courses in Switzerland that will cater to the needs of international students.
Here are the top courses in Switzerland that are preferred by international students:

Cost of studying in Switzerland

Studying in Switzerland is very affordable compared to other popular study abroad destinations. The two main components of the total cost of education are living expenses and tuition fees.

Tuition Fees (Average per annum)

Bachelor's

CHF 700 - 3,500

Master's

CHF 700 - 2,000

Living Expenses (Average per annum)

Approx. CHF 16,800

Accommodation (Average per month)

On-Campus

CHF 1,200 – 1,700

Private Apartment

CHF 1,700-2,000

Scholarships in Switzerland

Scholarships in Switzerland for international students includes both governmental and non-governmental scholarships which are available to assist international students in paying for their education. The information about a few of the best scholarships are provided below:

Swiss Excellence Scholarships for Foreign Students
Post-graduate researchers or Ph.D./Doctorate students in any subject.
Advantages: Covers cost of living, tuition fees, insurance, travel costs, and more.

Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights Scholarships
International students seeking a Master of Advanced Studies in Transitional Justice, Human Rights, and the Rule of Law and an LLM in International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights.
Advantages: Full scholarships provided for ten months of living expenses in Geneva in addition to tuition. Tuition is partially covered by scholarships.

Nestle MBA Scholarships for Women from Developing Countries
Female students obtaining an MBA from developing countries can avail up to CHF 25,000 through this scholarship.

Career Prospects in Switzerland


The average salary in Switzerland is among the highest in Europe.
Here are some key sectors and industries that presently offer employment opportunities:

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Documents required to study in Switzerland

Some common documents that international students typically need when applying for a course in Switzerland:

  • Copies of mark sheets of Std X, XII and all the semesters of the Bachelor's degree.
  • Two Academic reference letters from professors. One reference in case of UG application.
  • If you have work experience, then at least one work recommendation from the employer who knows you well and can comment on your professional abilities.
  • Statement of Purpose.
  • Curriculum Vitae/Resume.
  • Photocopy of the score cards of GMAT/IELTS/TOEFL/PTE if available/required.
  • Other certificates/achievements at the State and National Level and extra curricular activities.
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Switzerland Study Visa Process

If you want to study in Switzerland, you need a student visa. This is the procedure to apply for a student visa in Switzerland, step by step.

  • Upon receiving acceptance from a Swiss university, contact your country's Swiss Consulate.
  • Complete the Visa Application Form and book an appointment at the Swiss Visa Application Center.
  • Attend the embassy or consulate at the appointed time with the completed application form and all necessary documents.
  • To obtain a Swiss student visa, Indian students need to submit required documents and pay a fee of 160 CHF.
  • Obtain the acknowledgment receipt and await approval. Short visas (under three months) typically take 10-15 days, while longer-term visas (over three months) for student visas may take up to 10 weeks.
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