When it comes to studying abroad, many parents are unwilling to pay the fees. Studying in Britain, America, Australia and Canada for 350,000 yuan at a time is really beyond the reach of ordinary working-class families. In fact, you can choose to study in a country where the cost of studying abroad is not so high-studying in Switzerland. Let me tell you about the advantages of studying in Switzerland.

How about studying in Switzerland? Introduce the center of Europe in detail.

Switzerland is located in the heart of Europe. It can travel to and from many European cities, such as Milan, Munich and Paris, on the same day by public transport, while Rome, Berlin and London only need one and a half hours' flight.

Four official languages

There are four official languages in Switzerland: German, French, Italian and Romans. English is also very popular in Switzerland.

There are plenty of winters.

Switzerland is more than just ice and snow: cold and snowy winters come and go, and you will find that the temperature in the Swiss plateau may exceed 30–35 C in summer.

headquarters of the United Nations

Geneva is the headquarters of the United Nations in Europe and the seat of 200 international organizations. Switzerland is a very good choice for those who want to work in international organizations and the United Nations, or study public policy management, administration, tourism management, small languages or translation.

Switzerland's higher education system provides strong support for innovative research in Switzerland and is very friendly to international students. Swiss higher education can be divided into traditional universities (65,438+00 state universities and 2 federal polytechnics), applied sciences and arts universities (8 public universities and 65,438+0 private universities) and normal schools (20, including 65,438+04 independent state or interstate normal schools, two normal schools affiliated to their applied sciences universities and other higher education institutions providing normal education).

Traditional university

●? Five are located in German-speaking areas (university of basel, University of Lucerne, University of Saint Gallen, University of Zurich, Federal Institute of Technology Zurich).

●? Two are located in bilingual states (University of Bern and University of Fribourg).

●? Four are located in French-speaking areas (Geneva University, Lausanne University and Neucha tel University, Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne).

●? One is located in the Italian-speaking area (Ticino University).

University of Applied Science and Arts

Students in the University of Applied Sciences mainly learn to apply scientific knowledge or artistic ability to their daily work, which generally covers engineering, information technology, architecture, architecture and planning, chemistry, life sciences, agriculture and forestry, business and service, design, health, social work, music, film or other artistic disciplines, applied psychology, applied linguistics or sports.

normal university

Normal university was established on the basis of normal school in 200 1, and it also provides continuing education and training courses.

Students in the University of Applied Sciences mainly learn to apply scientific knowledge or artistic ability to their daily work, which generally covers engineering, information technology, architecture, architecture and planning, chemistry, life sciences, agriculture and forestry, business and service, design, health, social work, music, film or other artistic disciplines, applied psychology, applied linguistics or sports.

Swiss universities offer more than 3,000 degree programs, of which more than 700 are taught in English. More than 25% of Swiss universities are international students and more than 50% are foreign professors.