1.
SWITZERLAND
PRESENTED BY-
PRAGATI JOSHI

2.
SWITZERLAND

3.
SWITZERLAND

4.
DISTANCE
• Distance
between India
to
Switzerland:
6913.64 km =
4295.94 mile

5.
LANGUAGE SPOKEN
FOUR OFFICIAL LANGUAGE
ENGLISH is widely spokenENGLISH is widely spoken
GERMAN FRENCH
ITALIAN ROMANSH

6.
CURRENCY
Currency-
Swiss Franc (CHF)
(1CHF = 70 INR)

7.
POPULATION
8.24 Million
Including approximately
24% resident
foreigners.

8.
FAMOUS FOR

9.
SEASON
SUMMER AND
WINTER
– Temperature in
summer ranges from
20 - 25 degrees
centigrade.
– Temperature in
Winters is around -5
to -10 degrees
centigrade

10.
TIME DIFFERENCE
India is
3 hours and 30
minutes ahead
of Switzerland

11.
WHY STUDY IN SWITZERLAND
• OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN DIFFERENT LANGUAGE-
French, German, Italian and Romansh, Switzerland offers multilingualism
like no other. Learn Language Completely free of cost
• MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION IS ENGLISH
Schools and universities -- particularly business programs -- offer
complete courses of study in English.
• WORLD’S TOP RANKED ACADEMIC INSTITUTION
Zurich’s Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH Zürich) holds the 7th
place spot in Engineering, Science and Technology and has hosted a
whopping 31 Nobel Laureates
École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, The University of Geneva and
The University of Zurich

12.
WHY STUDY IN SWITZERLAND
• THE EXCELLENT SWISS MBA IS WORLDLY RENOWED
particularly in the fields of hospitality, banking, pharmaceuticals and
chemicals.
• WORLD – LEADING RESEARCH ENVIRONMENT
The country is committed to investing in both education and research; for
this reason, many multinational corporations are headquartered here. In
fact, 15 Fortune 500 companies call Switzerland home
• PAID INTERNISHPS-
Paid Internship for Hands on experience -During Internships, students can
earn around 2168 chf per month

13.
WHY STUDY IN SWITZERLAND
• EUROPE IS ALL AROUND YOU
Switzerland has Paris, London, Amsterdam, Rome and Madrid at its
doorstep
Italy, France, Austria, Germany, etc all are near
• FAMOUS FOR SKI RESORTS AND HIKING TRAILS
Switzerland’s geography is postcard perfect. The iconic Swiss Alps, cow-
dotted pastures and serene blue lakes offer a breathtaking scenic
backdrop for academic life.
If you love to ski and snowboard, there’s no place better than
Switzerland
Between the cheese, chocolate and famed Swiss delicacy, “Rösti,” life in
Switzerland is a true epicurean adventure

14.
POPULAR UNIVERSITIES
As per ARWU (Academic Ranking of World Universities), QS (Quacquarelli
Symonds) and THE (Times Higher Education
University Location
ARWU (Academic
Ranking of World
Universities) World
Ranking 2015
QS (Quacquarelli
Symonds) World
Rankings 2015
THE (Times Higher
Education) World
Ranking 2015
ETH Zurich - Swiss
Federal Institute of
Technology
Zurich 20 9 9
EPFL (Ecole
Polytechnique Fédérale
de Lausanne)
Lausanne 101-150 14 31
University of Zurich Zurich 54 85 104
University of Geneva Geneva 58 89 131
University of Basel Basel 87 139 101
University of Lausanne Lausanne 201-300 143 144
University of Bern Bern 151-200 166 120
University of Fribourg Fribourg - - 201-250
University of St.Gallen
(HSG)
St.Gallen - 329 351-400
University of Neuchâtel Neuchâtell - - 401-500

15.
POPULAR COURCES

16.
STEPS OF APPLICATION
PROCESS
PAY THE
FEES
ACCEPTANCE
OR
CONFIRMATION
VISA
PROCESS
COUSRE
AND
COLLEGE
SELECTION
APPLICATIO
N
OFFER
LETTER
Duration-
Offer Letter-
1 week
Confirmation or Acceptance-
up to 4-8 weeks

17.
DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR
UNDER GRAD AND GRAD

18.
ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS FOR
STUDENTS WHO APPLY TO A
DOCTORAL PROGRAMME
• A letter from an instructor of the faculty who is approved to direct
doctoral dissertations, and who agrees to overlook your research.
• If you are in your final year at secondary school and have not yet received
your diploma, you may apply based on your grades over the year, but you
have to send copies of your final exam results as soon as you have them.
• All certificates and transcripts that are not in English, French, German or
Italian must be translated into English or French by a certified translator.
Along with the translation, some universities will demand an official
document from the school or university that you attended, with an
explanation of the grading and assessment system.

19.
ENGLISH REQUIREMENT
The universities require good knowledge
of the language of instruction.
IELTS/TOEFL
6 bands for under garduation
programme.
6.5 bands for graduation programme.

20.
INTAKES & APPLICATION
DEADLINES

21.
TUTION FEE

22.
COST OF LIVING
• Apartment rent, 1 bedroom: £755 - £946
per month
• Meal, inexpensive restaurant: £13.47
• Meal at McDonalds: £8.76
• Domestic beer (0.5 litre draught): £4.04
• Imported beer (0.33 litre bottle): £3.54
• Cappuccino: £2.91
• Coke/Pepsi (0.33 litre bottle): £2.66
• Water (0.33 litre bottle): £2.24
• Loaf of bread: £1.68
• Cigarettes: £5.39
• One-way ticket local transport: £2.02
• Cinema ticket: £12.12
The Approx cost in
Switzerland is
1500 – 2400 (US$)
per month including
food, drink, leisure,
transport, telephone,
accommodation and
books etc
The Approx cost in
Switzerland is
1500 – 2400 (US$)
per month including
food, drink, leisure,
transport, telephone,
accommodation and
books etc

23.
VISA PROCESS
 All international student intending to study in Switzerland require a
residence permit, which you can obtain from the local migration office,
within 14 days after your arrival to Switzerland
STUDY VISA
TYPE
C VISA
(Upto 3 Months)
D VISA
(Longer than 3
Months)

24.
VISA PROCESS-
DOCUMENTS REQUIREDThree forms of “Application for long stay visa (visa D)” filled and signed
Two passport photos
Twocopies of valid passport or travel document.
Letter of acceptance issued by a Swiss university
Two copies of confirmation of payment of school tuition fees.
 A statement containing exact details of income and assets, with official
proof and/or bank statements (2 copies each)
Letter of institution in case all expenses for the study will be covered by
scholarship or loan
Two copies of previous diplomas and school certificates
Two copies of a written confirmation that the applicant will leave
Switzerland after he/she completes the chosen course study
Two copies of a resume (biographical data, schools attended, etc.)
Two copies of a brief essay on the applicant's future plans
Visa fee [167] & additional postage fee.
Return Air Ticket depending on the duration of the course
The procedure takes at least 8-10 weeks

25.
BRING YOUR FAMILY
• According to Swiss regulations, you cannot bring your family
to Switzerland based on your study visa, except if you hold a
confederation grant, if you are a doctoral student or if you
are a postdoctoral researcher.

26.
HEALTH INSURANCE
• Health insurance is compulsory for all students
intending to stay in Switzerland for more than three
months
• International students can either pay for a health
insurance policy from their home country before
they come to Switzerland or can purchase one as
soon as possible after their arrival.

27.
WORK PERMIT
 International Students face tighter restrictions with
only a highly qualified few eligible for work permits
while others are subject to a 6 month waiting period.
 Students are permitted to work for up to 15 hours
per week
 After completing a degree, students are allowed to
remain in the country for 6 months while on the job
hunt; a work visa is granted to successful job
applicants.

28.
COLLEGES UNDER
STUDY METRO’S TREE
• Business and Hotel Management School
• Location : Luzern
• Courses: Diploma, Bachelor and Master
• Intakes : Every alternate month
• Interships: 4 to 6 months

29.
HOTEL AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT
INSTITUTE [HTMI]
• Location : Luzern
• Courses: Diploma, Bachelor and Master
• Intakes : Every 5 months
• Interships: 4 to 6 months