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Geneva Lake in Switzerland
COUNTRY FACTS
Capital: Bern
Population: 7,318,638
Area: 41,285 sq km
Language: German, French, Italian
Religion: Protestant, Roman Catholic
Continent: Europe

WHY STUDY IN SWITZERLAND?
 
Due to quality education students at Swiss universities is constantly increasing. For foreign students it is not easily possible to be admitted to a universities of Switzerland, despite the increasing international mobility. Getting opportunity to study in Switzerland makes your future safe. The following persons undergo the same admission procedure as Swiss citizens: citizens of the Principality of Liechtenstein, acknowledged refugees, foreigners who themselves or whose parents have been in possession of a Swiss work permit during the last 5 years or who are holders of a federal or federally recognized maturity certificate and children of persons with diplomatic status in Switzerland. Foreign students should also be aware that they will be asked to pay somewhat higher fees should they be accepted on a course.  
STUDENT VISA PROCESS
Process to obtain Swiss Student Visa for international students

After getting enrollment admission, foreign students should contact the Swiss Embassy or Consulate for obtaining complete information for the student visa application. Even with school admission, students with tourism visa are not allowed to follow the courses at the University. According to the visa application instructions from the Swiss authority if the applicant is admissible, the visa will be issued only after the full tuition has been paid.

Medical Exam

According to the Swiss authority, all the foreign applicants should show a medical exam result done in recent three months. If the applicant is under medication treatment or medication, a medical health report must be issued by the doctor for the insurance registration in Switzerland.  
FINANCIAL AIDS

Scholarships and Financial aid available for International Students in Switzerland

In Switzerland, International students are generally not eligible for any financial support by the universities during the first academic years. However, students who have completed one academic year in Swiss Universities are awarded with Partial or full scholarships excellent notes. The sum of full or partial scholarship usually varies from Swiss Franc (CHF) 3,000 - CHF 15,000.

Students in the universities are allowed to work 20 hours per week during the semester and full time during the university holidays with an average salary of around CHF 20 per hour.

If you are seeking for more information on scholarships or financial aid for your study in Switzerland then, we suggest students to contact the Swiss Embassy in the applicant's country of Residence.  
LIVING COST IN
SWITZERLAND

Living Cost for International Students in Switzerland

Accommodation
The Universities of Switzerland provide lodging upon students request. Reservation and lodging contract should be signed before students arrive in Switzerland.

Room fee
Around CHF500.- per month.

Insurance
According to the Swiss law, all the residents living in Switzerland are obliged to take insurance for health and insurance. The monthly insurance in a Swiss insurance company will cost around CHF120.  
LIST OF UNIVERSITIES IN SWITZERLAND

Swiss Universities and Colleges with link to their respective websites

  • Biel School of Engineering
  • École Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne
  • Engineering School of St. Gallen
  • Graduate Institute of International Studies
  • Rapperswil School of Engineering
  • School of Engineering Cantone Ticino
  • School of Engineering of Bern HTL
  • School of Engineering of Brugg-Windisch HTL
  • School of Engineering of Burgdorf HTL
  • Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich
  • Universität Basel
  • Université de Fribourg
  • Université de Lausanne
  • University of Berne
  • University of Berne
  • University of Geneva
  • University of Neuchatel
  • University of St. Gallen
  • University of Zürich

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