Master of English Teaching requires TOEFL score 100, plus GMAT score.

After graduating from high school, plus two years of college education, you must pass the entrance examination (five subjects) of Swiss universities (such as the preparatory class of the University of Fribourg, Switzerland) (please refer to the links < < language level and classification >< and university preparatory/language schools). The teaching language of undergraduate education is German, and some majors of postgraduate education are taught in English.

The requirement is that if you pass the advanced German proficiency test of Goethe Institute in Germany. You don't have to take the German exam to study at the University of Zurich, but you can also pass the German exam at the University of Zurich.

Application period

The autumn term ends on April 30th.

The end time of the spring semester is165438+1October 30th.

Computer-related majors at the University of Zurich: computer linguistics and language technology, neurocomputer science, and computer science applications.

Extended data

Established in 1833, this university is the first democratic public university in Europe. It was not established by the pope or the king, but by the state government. The school trained the world's first female doctor in 1867 (which was a very just event at that time), making the school ahead of other universities in Europe and famous for its free and equal academic environment.

At the beginning of the school, the school has three research fields: advanced theology, law, medicine and philosophy, with students 16 1 person and 55 lecturers. By 1905, the number of students in the school reached 1000. From 65438 to 0909, Einstein began to teach theoretical physics here. Up to now, the University of Zurich has become the largest comprehensive university in Switzerland, with 12 Nobel Prize winners, 7 colleges and more than 25,000 students. It is very competitive in the fields of medicine, biology and finance all over the world.

Academic research is free!

The University of Zurich once had limitations in its development. Before 1995, the operation of universities was not completely free, and the appointment of professors required the consent of the state government. Even the number of medical research programs in universities has been cut by the federal court because the state government has insufficient education funds (the main reason). Fortunately, these days didn't last long. On the one hand, the college tries to cope with the shortage of funds through the new financing model, on the other hand, it also tries to manage itself.

Finally, in 1996, the employment, salary setting, subsidies, loans, etc. of the personnel originally under the control of the Education Bureau were taken over by the university, and the university finally hired professors independently without the intervention of the state government. This also makes it possible to cooperate with the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology next door.

Today, the influence of this change is still reflected in students' study and life. The University of Zurich gives students full rights to choose their own research fields of interest. Take the Ace Professional Financial Bank as an example. All courses will cost 120ECTS (European credits), and each credit is 30 hours, including 8- 10 hours of class time and about 20 hours of after-school self-study time.

Among them, * * * has 57 credits, and students can choose courses at will to a certain extent. These courses include 6 1 courses in corporate finance, banking, financial economics, quantitative finance and other fields provided by the Department of Finance and Banking of the University of Zurich. In addition, the Department of Economics can take interdisciplinary courses. Even students can go to the Federal Institute of Technology next door to take any courses (including applied courses).

Although the course selection is very free, it is still difficult to pass. Compared with the ETH terror elimination rate (50%) of the Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich next door, the average failure rate of UZH is not that high, about 60%. Under normal circumstances, Swiss students who can't study in ETH will consider coming to Zurich University for further study.

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