There are 12 excellent public universities in Switzerland, and each university has its own uniqueness in education and scientific research, which has won worldwide praise. Among them, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich is the academic peak. To enter the academic hall of Switzerland, you need to meet the following conditions.

Educational requirements

If you want to study in a Swiss public university, you must meet the specific requirements of each school. Different schools have different requirements for academic qualifications, so it is necessary to know and prepare relevant materials in advance.

Language requirements

German and French are the main teaching languages in Swiss public universities, and international students need to pass the corresponding language tests before entering the school. If your language level is not enough, you can also choose to study in Switzerland for a period of time before taking the exam.

Economic requirements

The tuition fees of Swiss public universities are slightly higher than those of Swiss students, and the living expenses vary from person to person. International students need to prepare at least 20,000 Swiss francs every year. The specific cost depends on the school and major you choose. The cost of private schools is more flexible in the market.