Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (Lausanne)/Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL), founded in 1969, is a world-class institute of technology. The school is located in the French-speaking area of Switzerland and is a sister institution with the Federal Institute of Technology Zurich in the German-speaking area. These two universities and corresponding research institutions jointly form the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, which is directly managed by the Federal Ministry of the Interior. In addition to teaching and research, Fé dé rale De Lausanne is also responsible for running CROCUS, Tokamak fusion reactor, BlueGene/Q supercomputer and P3 biohazard facility. The school is famous for its teacher-student ratio, international vision and scientific research influence. A series of high-level research projects have further enhanced the reputation of the school as a research university. One of the most noteworthy is the BlueBrainProject in 20 13, which won 500 million euros from the European Union.

EPFL (Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne) is the top scientific and technological institution in Europe and even the world, and enjoys a high reputation in the field of engineering science and technology. QS World University ranked 201516 14, among which engineering technology and natural science were ranked 17 and 13 respectively. In the 20 14/20 15 Times ranking of higher education world universities, its engineering technology ranks 12 in the world. In the 20 14 academic ranking of world universities (ARWU), its engineering also ranks in the top 20 in the world.

Introduction of University of Fribourg

According to the introduction of studying abroad 360, the University of Fribourg was founded in 1889. It is not only the oldest Catholic university in Switzerland, but also the only public university in Switzerland with bilingual teaching in Germany and France.

Its bilingual teaching features are outstanding, and it is the only university in Europe that insists on bilingual teaching and management. Students can complete their studies in French and German respectively here, and finally get a monolingual certificate; Of course, you can also study in two languages and get a bilingual diploma.

The University of Fribourg is a large international institution of higher learning. Tens of thousands of students and more than 200 professors who study and work here come from 100 countries in the world. The city of Fribourg is affectionately called "University Town" because there are many young students.

Department introduction:

As a member of the Swiss Union of Higher Education Institutions, the University of Fribourg is a bridge between other French-speaking and German-speaking universities in Switzerland. The University of Fribourg, the University of Bern and the University of Neucha tel formed a university alliance in central Switzerland to cooperate in scientific research and teaching.