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Switzerland.

Subjects to research include Engineering, Computer Science, Life Sciences, Business, Environmental Sciences. Compare the exact programme, modules, teaching language, accreditation and entry requirements before shortlisting.

Undergraduate: an accepted school qualification with country- and university-specific subject/grade requirements; additional examinations may apply. Postgraduate: a suitable recognised bachelor's and required academic preparation, with selective admission where applicable.

Swissuniversities' 2026/27 table lists foreign-student tuition examples of CHF 435 per semester at Geneva, CHF 2,190 at ETH Zurich/EPFL and CHF 4,000 at Università della Svizzera Italiana, before other fees. Check institution-specific eligibility and exemptions. Add accommodation, daily living, insurance, travel, visa costs and any required financial evidence. An offer-specific budget is more reliable than a national average.

September is the main start; selected programmes offer February entry. Non-EU qualifications and visa processing can require earlier application rounds. A start month is not an application deadline. Check your exact programme and scholarship closing dates, then allow time for documents and immigration processing.

For eligible non-EU/EFTA students, cantonal approval may permit supplementary work no sooner than six months after study starts, normally up to 15 hours weekly outside holidays. Employer application and university compatibility confirmation are required.

Yes. Our Kochi-based team can help compare your profile with course options, plan application documents, explore funding and prepare your next steps. Admission, scholarships and visas are decided by the relevant institutions and authorities, not guaranteed by a consultant.