As Switzerland is a multilingual country, the undergraduate teaching languages of Swiss public universities are German, French and Italian (Ticino University). The special requirement for China students is to take the Swiss entrance examination in one of these three languages before entering school.
Therefore, most China students apply for master's degree in English teaching in Swiss public universities. Even so, the overall requirements of Swiss public universities are very high compared with other universities in Europe.
Because the tuition fees of Swiss public universities are so low that even the conscience can't be described: one year 1500 Swiss francs (about 1000 RMB) and the admission rate is extremely low (about 25 students are admitted to each major in the world), the competition among Swiss public universities is also fierce.
Undergraduate tuition: To study for a bachelor's degree in Switzerland, you must have a good foundation in German or French. The tuition fee is about 500-2000 Swiss francs per semester.
Accommodation fee: if the school has accommodation, it is the price on the school bill; If there is no school accommodation but there is a student apartment nearby, it is about 500-600 Swiss francs a month (estimated); It costs thousands to rent a house alone.
Scholarships: About 200 China students go to Switzerland every year, and only a few of them can get official scholarships provided by the Swiss and Chinese governments. These scholarships were selected by the Ministry of Education of China and Switzerland.
After entering public schools, the rest of the students need to be rewarded according to the results of the first semester, and they can get grants through investigation and research. /zd/lx