Termsystem:

Quarterly (Bachelor)

Termsystem:

Trimester (Master)

Visa Information:

EU citizens do not need a visa to study in Switzerland, however they will need to register with the local authorities.

Why should you come and study with us?

There are myriad reasons to study abroad, whether at bachelor's, master's or MBA level at EU. Familiarizing yourself with a new culture, communicating with students from across the globe and perhaps even learning a new language are all invaluable experiences that will cultivate the communication skills, adaptability and empathy that are essential in business. By moving to a new country to learn, you will take yourself out of your comfort zone, build a new network and discover a fresh perspective. Employers value these experiences; studying abroad can help you stand out from the competition.

Study opportunities:

International students have the option to study from a large variety of programs in the Bachelor's and Master's level. Bachelor programs include, Business Administration, Communication & Public Relations, Leisure & Tourism Management, Digital Business, Design & Innovation, International Relations, Sports Management and Business Finance.
Master programs include, Digital Business, Leisure & Tourism Management, Innovation & Entrepreneurship and Fashion & Luxury Business.

Scholarship possibilities for international students:

EU Business School does not offer scholarships for international students. However, students who want to continue with full program at EU Business School will be considered as EU Alumni and can benefit of a 20% off from the total tuition fee.

Internships:

Internships are possible and the career services are available to assist students to find internship placements.

Application Deadline:

EU Business School does not have a specific application deadline however, due to the small class sizes (20/25 max in Switzerland) we always suggest students to apply in advance to secure their spot.

Application requirements:

- Latest University Transcript
- Proof of English for Bachelor (IELTS 6.0, Duolingo online test minimum score 95/100 or equivalent, DAAD B2 for study abroad)
- Proof of English for Master TOEFL score 89 (internet-based), 233 (computer-based); IELTS 6.5; CAE C1 with a minimum score of 176; PTE score 59; English native or equivalent (Duolingo with score 105-110).
- 2 letters of recommendation, at least one in English (one can be in German)
- 1 written or video essay
- Digital photo (passport size)
- Copy of the passport picture page
- Solvency letter
- Study Abroad: Course selection study abroad form
- Full degree: Application fee

Orientation:

The Orientation days are usually Thursday/Friday of the week before the start date of the course. Exact dates can be found in the academic calendar for each program. These days are filled with fun activities including a tour of your campus city, a welcome party and campus tour. Orientation is not mandatory but highly recommended to students to attend the Orientation Days.

Please note that the term usually starts about a week before the intake month (February term starts around January 24), and orientation is the week before. Check the academic calendar for exact term dates.

Examperiod:

Exams take place each semester/term. The type and number of exams vary depending on the assessments of each course and will be stated clearly on the course outline that will be provided to students at the beginning of each course.

Accessibility:

Yes

Working while studying:

Yes, European students are allowed to work up to 15h a week. Career Services department is available to assist students with jobs and internships search, however it is important to note that short term positions often require language proficiency of the country of residence.