Study in Switzerland
Master's in Switzerland
Why Switzerland?
- Top-ranked technical universities
- Research and innovation leader
- Multilingual country
- Strong pharma, finance and engineering sectors
Popular subjects
- Engineering
- Hospitality management
- Finance
- Life sciences
- Computer science
Typical requirements
Most Master's programmes take 1–2 years. Exact requirements depend on the university and programme.
- Recognised Bachelor's degree in a related field
- Academic transcripts and degree certificate
- English test score (IELTS, TOEFL, PTE or Duolingo where accepted)
- Statement of purpose (SOP) and CV
- Letters of recommendation (for many programmes)
- GRE/GMAT, interview or portfolio for selected programmes
Our Master's services for Switzerland
- Free counselling and profile review
- University and Master's programme shortlist
- SOP, CV and recommendation-letter guidance
- Language and admission test guidance (IELTS, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT)
- Application submission, tracking and follow-up
- Scholarship eligibility and application guidance
- Student visa documents and appointment guidance
- Accommodation, pre-departure and arrival support
How it works
- 1
Tell us your goals
Share your preferred country, field of study and academic profile.
- 2
Choose your intake
We review application timelines and suitable programmes with you.
- 3
Apply with guidance
Get help with university selection, applications and key documents.
- 4
Prepare to travel
Receive APS and visa guidance, plus arrival support.
Tuition and costs
Public universities charge comparatively moderate fees; living costs are high. We prepare a personalised budget with you.
Questions
Can I study a Master's in Switzerland in English?
Many English-taught Master's programmes, especially in science and engineering. We check the language requirements of every programme on your shortlist.
How much does a Master's in Switzerland cost?
Public universities charge comparatively moderate fees; living costs are high. Living costs depend on the city. We give you a personalised estimate during counselling.
When should I apply?
Most programmes in Switzerland start in autumn (September/October); some also start in spring. Deadlines are often 6–9 months earlier, so start 9–12 months ahead.
Do you help with the student visa for Switzerland?
Yes. We guide you through the documents, application and appointment. Visa decisions are made solely by the authorities of Switzerland.
Talk to a counsellor
Start your Master's in Switzerland journey
Tell us your goals and we will reply within 24 working hours with a clear plan: programmes, intake, documents and costs.