Zurich has the University of Zurich, and the largest comprehensive university in Switzerland was established in 1833. 1848, Zurich ceded the status of the capital to Bourne as compensation, and the Federal Institute of Technology was established here six years later. Two great scientists have been trained here: Einstein and Wolfgang Polly, one of the founders of nuclear physics. There are more than 20 museums, more than 20 libraries, 100 galleries, concert halls and opera houses. The University of Zurich has pioneering research strength in the fields of molecular biology, brain research and anthropology. Its university hospitals and veterinary hospitals also have first-class facilities and arts. The winner of the first Nobel Prize in Physics walked out of here, and Roentgen, the discoverer of X-rays, was high flyers of the University of Zurich. The University of Zurich, with nearly 33,000 students, is famous for its postgraduate courses in business administration.

School of Law, School of Economics, School of Medicine, School of Art, School of Natural Science, School of Theology and School of Veterinary Medicine. The curriculum is as follows: a. Postgraduate courses: postgraduate diploma courses in provider management, law, economics, information technology, immunology, applied sociology, etc. B. Undergraduate courses: undergraduate courses such as provider management, law, economics, information technology, immunology and applied sociology. C. Pre-university course: The Language Institute of the University of Zurich offers a full-time "pre-university course". Only after completing this course can you be qualified to enter the university. Zurich is beautiful.