STUDY IN SWITZERLAND

Studying in Switzerland offers a unique combination of high-quality education, international exposure, and a vibrant cultural experience. Here are some key reasons why students choose Switzerland for higher studies

World-Class Education: Top-Ranked Universities: Switzerland is home to some of the best universities in the world, including ETH Zurich and the University of Zurich, known for their research and academic excellence. Swiss universities consistently rank highly in global university rankings. : The country is a global leader in hospitality management and business education

Business and Finance Hub: Switzerland is a global hub for finance, banking, and multinational corporations, making it a great place for students seeking career opportunities in these sectors. Cities like Zurich and Geneva are home to major international organizations and companies.

Internships and Jobs: Many Swiss universities have strong industry ties, offering students internship opportunities and hands-on experiences that enhance employability after graduation.

High Graduate Employability: Swiss graduates are highly valued by employers worldwide due to the country’s emphasis on high-quality, research-oriented education and practical learning.

Scholarship Opportunities: Switzerland offers various scholarships for international students, including government-funded scholarships such as the Swiss Government Excellence Scholarships, making education more affordable for eligible students

Language Proficiency Tests Accepted:

IELTS: A minimum overall score of 6.5–7.0.

TOEFL: A score of 90–100 (iBT).

PTE Academic: A score of 65–75.

Work opportunities for students in Switzerland

Switzerland offers a range of work opportunities for international students while they pursue their studies.

Part time work: International students are allowed to work part-time for up to 15 hours per week during the academic semester. During university holidays, students can work full-time (up to 40 hours per week). Students from EU/EFTA countries can begin working right after starting their studies. Non-EU/EFTA students can work after completing 6 months of their studies and must obtain a work permit.

Post-Graduation Work Opportunities

Job Search Visa: After completing your studies, non-EU/EFTA students can apply for a 6-month residence permit to look for a job related to their field of study.

Full-Time Employment: Once a student graduates and secures a full-time job, they can apply for a work visa. Employers need to prove that there is no qualified local (Swiss or EU) candidate available for the role.

Industry Connections: Switzerland is home to many multinational corporations, especially in sectors like finance, engineering, pharmaceuticals, hospitality, and international organizations (e.g., United Nations, World Health Organization), which increases employment opportunities for graduates.