Study in Switzerland - Swiss Education Fair

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Study in Switzerland
Reach your peak !
Saturday, 5 March 2016, 10:30am to 6:00pm
Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre - Level 3, Begonia Junior Room
Presentations will take place from 12.00 to 4.00pm
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www.swisseducationfair.org
Foreword | H.E. Ambassador Thomas Kupfer
Thomas Kupfer
Ambassador of Switzerland to Singapore
Dear Students, Dear Parents
It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the seventh edition of the Swiss Education Fair.
www.SwissEducationFair.org
Switzerland is one of the world’s leading investors in education
and has a very qualitative educational system.
The various educational strengths that Switzerland has to offer
include globally top ranked public Universities, Universities of
Applied Sciences and Hospitality Schools. Their high quality
and dedicated educational programs have shaped 27 Nobel
Laureates in the past.
Discover various Swiss institutions of higher learning
presenting their outstanding programs, Bachelor and Master
Programs. Meet and speak directly with exchange students
and delegates and get answers to important questions
such as the requirements, application process, future career
opportunities or living in Switzerland.
The institutions present at the Swiss Education Fair 2016 – including Universities, Universities
of Applied Sciences , Hospitality- as well as Boarding Schools – represent Switzerland’s finest
pre- and tertiary educational institutions. All of them command considerable respect among
their global peers.
Switzerland’s educational institutions are the backbone of our society and economy, continually
producing highly skilled individuals whose expertise is sought after around the world. Being one
of the largest investors in education and research worldwide, Switzerland offers opportunities
for personal and professional growth through innovation, diversity and drive for perfection. It
lays emphasis on the exchange of knowledge via its multiple partnerships and collaborations
with world reputable research institutes. The variety of courses and programs equip students
to manage the various challenges of today’s global environment. In multiple professional
areas, from Banking, Pharma, Architecture, Engineering, IT to Hospitality, Alumni from Swiss
institutions face challenges with a solid academic training, a balance of technical and service
oriented skills, along with a passion for details. As these Swiss alumni move on to explore the
professional environment, they all become world citizens engaging with Swiss standards and
innovation spirit.
Singapore and Switzerland have always placed a strong emphasis on the excellence of
its education, and the existing collaborations between both countries are evidences of this
common objective. Furthermore, the recent interest of the Singapore government in the Swiss
dual education system shows that both countries have still very much to share in terms of
education.
Studying in a foreign country is not only an educational experience but also a personal journey.
While educational institutions assist in this endeavor, surroundings and environment also play
a role. As a country, Switzerland offers a wide array of interesting opportunities to learn outside
of a formal school setting. Home to four distinct cultural regions, our small country, nestled
in the heart of Western Europe, is easily explored by public transport. The unrivalled natural
beauty of our lakes, rivers and mountains presents a perfect setting to revitalize one’s mind in
peaceful surroundings. Furthermore, the cultural diversity makes it an enjoyable place to live
and discover new horizons.
For centuries Switzerland has been attracting those eager to learn, excited to explore and
willing to teach. I therefore encourage you to inform yourself, enjoy discovering this multifaceted
country and to make the most of the opportunities presented at the Swiss Education Fair 2016.
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Exhibition hall orientation
Table of contents
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETH Zurich)........................................................... 6
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL) .............................................................. 7
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University of Fribourg .................................................................................................................... 8
University of Geneva ..................................................................................................................... 9
University of Lausanne .................................................................................................................. 10
University of Neuchâtel.................................................................................................................. 11
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University of St.Gallen (HSG)
St.Gallen Institute of Management in Asia (SGI-HSG) .................................................................. 12
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Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts
School of Engineering and Architecture ........................................................................................ 13
School of Management Fribourg ................................................................................................... 15
University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW) ................................ 16
University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland (SUPSI) ................................... 17
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Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne ......................................................................................................... 20
Swiss School of Tourism and Hospitality ...................................................................................... 21
Business and Hotel Management School ..................................................................................... 22
Hotel and Tourism Management Institute ..................................................................................... 23
César Ritz Colleges Switzerland ................................................................................................... 24
Culinary Arts Academy Switzerland ............................................................................................... 24
Hotel Institute Montreux................................................................................................................. 25
Swiss Hotel Management School ................................................................................................. 25
IHTTI School of Hotel Management ............................................................................................. 25
Neuchâtel, University of Fribourg
Glion Institute of Higher Education ................................................................................................ 26
César Ritz Colleges Switzerland, Culinary Arts Academy Switzerland, Hotel Institute Montreux, Swiss
Les Roches International School of Hotel Management ............................................................... 27
Hotel Management School, IHTTI School of Hotel Management
10. Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts School of Engineering and Architecture
University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland
EU Business School ...................................................................................................................... 28
IMI International Management Institute Switzerland...................................................................... 29
11. Business and Hotel Management School
Les Elfes Verbier ........................................................................................................................... 30
12. School of Management Fribourg
Le Régent College ........................................................................................................................ 32
13. IMI International Management Institute Switzerland
14. EU Business School
Useful links .................................................................................................................................... 33
Rämistrasse 101
CH - 8092 Zürich
EPFL Campus, BP Building Station 16
CH - 1015 Lausanne
Tel: +41 44 632 11 11
Email: [email protected]
Website:www.study.ethz.ch
Tel: +41 21 693 43 45
Website: www.epfl.ch
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETH Zurich)
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL)
Facts and Figures : Established
1855 Female Students
31%
No. of Students
18,000
International Students
38%
Annual Tuition Fees
1,288 CHF
Ranked among the world’s top universities, ETH Zurich offers Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctoral programmes
in engineering and natural sciences. The language of instruction in Bachelor’s programmes is German,
whereas the primary language at the graduate level is English. All degree programmes provide a solid scientific
base, preparing graduates to apply their knowledge and skills in industry, business, or the public sector, as
entrepreneurs or scientists.
28%
No. of Students
10,000
49%
Annual Tuition Fees
1,266 CHF
The Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL), in its idyllic location on the shores of Lake
Geneva, brings together a campus of more than 13,000 people. With a novel structure, the school stimulates
collaboration between students, professors, researchers and entrepreneurs. These daily interactions give rise to
new and groundbreaking work in science, technology and architecture. With over 120 nationalities on campus,
more than 50% of the faculty recruited internationally and over 60% of the PhD students originating from abroad,
EPFL is one of the most international universities in the world.
The international outlook – two-thirds of all professors have been recruited from abroad – and the excellent
infrastructure make ETH Zurich the ideal place for creative personalities. Ties to businesses and industries
are very close, the greater Zurich area being the economic center of Switzerland and home to numerous
international companies. Beyond world-class education, Zurich’s attractive urban environment offers many other
highlights: metropolitan flair, excellent sports facilities, an extensive range of cultural and recreational offerings,
and a vibrant night life.
Through the Singapore-ETH Center for Global Environmental Sustainability (SEC), established in 2010, ETH
Zurich has a growing research presence also in Singapore. SEC focuses on research in the area of sustainable
urban planning and construction, and risk and resilience.
Teaching Areas
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Construction Sciences: Architecture; Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering
Engineering Sciences: Computer Science, Electrical Engineering and Information Technology; Materials
Science; Mechanical and Process Engineering; Micro and Nanosystems; Bioinformatics
Natural Sciences and Mathematics: Biology; Chemistry; Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology;
Computational Science and Engineering; Mathematics; Physics; Pharmaceutical Sciences
System-Oriented Sciences: Agricultural Sciences; Earth Sciences; Environmental Sciences; Food
Science; Health Sciences and Technology
Management and Social Sciences: Management, Technology and Economics; Comparative and
International Studies
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Founded in 1853, EPFL has evolved into a top ranked research and teaching university that attracts some of
the best intellects in the world. Students follow programmes at the bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral level,
and enjoy many opportunities for international exchange. EPFL offers 23 Master’s programmes in engineering,
basic sciences, computer and communication sciences, life sciences, civil engineering, architecture and
environmental engineering. The campus is structured to encourage interdisciplinary learning, and students at
all levels participate in research projects in the campuses’ 330 laboratories and research groups. In addition to
excellence in education and research, EPFL is committed to technology transfer as a fundamental part of its
mission. An average of 10 new start-up companies is created every year in EPFL’s Innovation Park.
To learn more about our study programmes, please visit: prospectivestudent.epfl.ch
Teaching Areas
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Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Computational Science and Engineering, Physics, Applied Physics,
Nuclear Engineering, Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Molecular and Biological Chemistry
Architecture, Civil Engineering, Environmental Sciences and Engineering
Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering,
Microengineering
Computer Science, Communication Systems
Bioengineering, Life Sciences and Technology
Management, Technology and Entrepreneurship
Financial Engineering
Energy Management and Sustainability
Digital Humanities
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20 Ave de l’Europe
CH - 1700 Fribourg
24 rue du Général-Dufour
CH - 1211 Geneva
Tel: +41 26 300 70 47
Website:www.unifr.ch
Tel: +41 22 379 71 11
Email: www.unige.ch/contact.html
Website:www.unige.ch
University of Fribourg
University of Geneva
58%
No. of Students
10,000
20%
Annual Tuition Fees
1,610 CHF
At the University of Fribourg, we are committed to excellence in research and teaching and we take pride in
our truly interdisciplinary spirit. We continue to further develop our international focus and above all we put
humanity at the centre of our endeavors. It is the sole bilingual university of Switzerland, offering a full academic
curriculum in both French and German. A number of Master programmes are taught in English. The University
of Fribourg places scientific research, that is closely linked to academic teaching, at the heart of its activities.
The university has a noticeably international atmosphere. Its students and professors hail from 110 countries.
Studying in Fribourg offers a unique opportunity for students to get intercultural insights, to improve language
skills and therefore be ready for today’s global job market.
61%
No. of Students
16,500
40%
Annual Tuition Fees
1,000 CHF
The University of Geneva (UNIGE) was founded in 1559, through the initiative of Jean Calvin. It is nestled in the
heart of a city of great international renown and intellectual heritage, and defines itself as a place of reflection,
teaching, and dialogue. With a student body from 150 different countries, the University of Geneva is the second
largest university in Switzerland, and also hosts the largest number of female students.
The university is part of strategic networks of professionals and has developed such partnerships worldwide that
have special benefits for study, teaching and research. It cooperates with universities worldwide in teaching and
research. Students and teachers have many options to study and work on international projects. A permanent
quality control is applied by internal and external evaluation.
Ultra-modern infrastructure is available for all students at all times, such as numerous libraries, reading rooms,
computer rooms, a foreign-language media centre on campus, institutions for social advice, grants, study and
career guidance, housing, psychological counseling, a nursery and spiritual guidance support students in their
day-to-day life. Fribourg is a very young town and an ancient city: young because well over 10,000 of the 70,000
inhabitants are students, and ancient because of its medieval heritage. It is one of Europe’s most beautiful and
best-preserved medieval ensembles. The university students add vibrant rhythm and atmosphere to the town. A
fantastic starting point for excursions, Fribourg and the region are a paradise for sports enthusiasts.
Teaching Areas
Interdisciplinary Research Fields:
Competitiveness, European Studies, Ethics & Human Rights, Multilingualism, Informatics, Environmental
Sciences, Nanosciences
Teaching and Research Areas:
Theology, Law, Economic and Social Sciences, Humanities, Natural Sciences and Math
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UNIGE comprises nine faculties (Science, Medicine, Arts, Social Sciences, Economics and Management, Law,
Psychology and Educational Sciences, Theology and Translation and Interpreting). There are also several
Interdisciplinary Centres (informatics, neurosciences and environment...). UNIGE offers more than 290 types
of programmes and more than 280 Continuing Education programmes covering an extremely wide variety
of fields such as exact sciences, medicine, humanities, social sciences, economics, law, etc. Its domains of
excellence in research include life sciences (molecular biology, bio-informatics), physics of elementary particles,
and astrophysics. UNIGE leads and co-leads six National Centres of Competence in Research: PlanetS,
SwissMAP, Chemical Biology, Affective Sciences, Synaptic Bases of Mental Diseases and LIVES-Overcoming
vulnerabilities in a life course perspective.
In addition the UNIGE has led the NCCRs Frontiers in Genetics and MaNEP from 2001 to 2013 and have been
integrated into the University.
Just like the city of Geneva itself, the university enjoys a strong international reputation, both for the quality
of its research (it ranks among the top institutions among the League of European Research Universities)
and the excellence of its education. This acclaim has been won in part due to its strong ties to many national
and international Geneva-based organizations, such as the World Health Organization, the International
Telecommunications Union, the International Committee of the Red Cross, and the European Organization for
Nuclear Research.
Teaching Areas
Science, Medicine, Humanities, Social Sciences, Economics, Law, Psychology and Educational Science,
Theology, Translation and Interpreting
Life sciences, Physical Sciences, Neuroscience, Historical Science, Environmental Science, Finance and
Society, Vulnerabilities and Ageing, Language and Communication Science and International Relations,
European studies
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International Relations Office, Château de Dorigny
CH - 1015 Lausanne
Faubourg du Lac 5a
CH - 2000 Neuchâtel
Tel: +41 21 692 11 11
Website:www.unil.ch
Tel: +41 32 718 10 00
Website:www.unine.ch
University of Lausanne
University of Neuchâtel
55%
No. of Students
14,500
26%
Annual Tuition Fees
1,160 CHF
The University of Lausanne is a Swiss state university composed of seven faculties where 14,500 students and
2,800 researchers work and study. UNIL is focused on Life Sciences, Geosciences, Environment, Business,
Medicine, Humanities and Social Sciences. UNIL is a research-intensive university, which encourages
interdisciplinary learning. It is also renowned for its innovative teaching methods.
No. of Students
4,308
Annual Tuition Fees
1,600 CHF
An idyllic setting for study and research in the heart of Europe.
UNIL offers English-taught Master’s programmes in Life Sciences, Geology, Environmental Sciences, Business
and Economics.
The University of Lausanne is situated at the heart of the French-speaking region of Switzerland, in the centre
of Western Europe bordering France, Germany, Italy and Austria. It pursues an active policy of collaboration at
both local and international levels.
Teaching Areas
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Arts
Biology
Business and Economics
Criminal Science
French as a Foreign Language
Geosciences and Environment
Law
Medicine
Political Sciences
Protestant Theology
Public Administration
Psychology
Social Sciences
Sports Sciences
Study of Religions
60%
22%
Ideally situated halfway between Geneva and Zurich, the University of Neuchâtel (UniNE) is the perfect place
in the French-speaking area of Switzerland to follow a complete curriculum or undertake high-level research.
UniNE is not an enclosed campus: students and researchers alike live and work in the heart of the city in several
nearby sites and this helps to establish a unique feeling of solidarity and exchange amongst students.
Founded in 1838, the University of Neuchâtel is composed of four faculties – Humanities, Science, Law and
Economics and Business. A human-scaled institution, the University of Neuchâtel welcomes more than 4,300
students (of which 570 are doctoral students each year) from Switzerland and abroad.
UniNE offers five Masters of Science taught in English: Computer Science, Finance, Economics, Statistics,
Cognitive Science. Some other Masters programmes are conducted partially in English: Hydrogeology and
Geothermics, Work and Organizational Psychology, International Business Development, Information systems,
as well as English and American literature and linguistics. FIFA Master, an International MAS in Management,
Law and Humanities of Sport, is also housed partially at UniNE.
The French Language and Civilization Institute (ILCF) is specialized in teaching French as a foreign language.
ILCF courses are designed for foreign students who wish to reinforce and extend their knowledge of the French
language, literature, and civilization. It also offers a four-week summer programme in July.
Teaching Areas
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Humanities: Ethnology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Logopedics, Journalism, Language and Communication
Sciences, Center for Understanding of Social Processes
Sciences: Biology, Hydrogeology, Geothermics, Computer Science and Internet Technologies, Work and
Organizational Psychology, Statistics, Public Opinion and Survey Methodology
Law: Business and Tax Law, Public Law, International and European Law, Health and
BiotechnologiesLaw, Sport Law, Social Law, Innovation and Intellectual Property Law
Economics: Finance, International Business Development, Information Systems, Economic Policy
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University of St.Gallen
Dufourstrasse 50
CH - 9000 St.Gallen
St.Gallen Institute of Management in Asia
111 Amoy Street, #03-00
Singapore 069931
Tel: +41 71 224 21 11
Website: www.unisg.ch
+65 6850 7330
www.singapore.unisg.ch
University of St.Gallen (HSG)
St.Gallen Institute of Management in Asia (SGI-HSG)
34%
No. of Students
8,232
33%
Annual Tuition Fees
Bachelor 3,126 CHF
(for foreign students)
Master 3,326 CHF
Founded in 1898, the University of St.Gallen (HSG) continues to pursue the goal of providing students with an
international, practice-oriented education, guided by an integrated conception of management, economics, law,
social sciences and international affairs. Our aim is to foster both the academic and the personal development
of students by providing an education based on a humanist approach.
The HSG is consistently ranked among the top business schools worldwide. In the Financial Times Global Masters
in Management Ranking 2015 we are rated first with the Master in Strategy and International Management. With
the Master in Banking and Finance, we are ranked number 10. In addition, the HSG has enhanced its reputation
with EQUIS and AACSB international accreditations.
The HSG is Switzerland’s business university with the strongest placement results. Graduates, who are
supported by the University’s Career Services Centre, may expect top-level starting salaries upon their entry
into the working world.
As a bilingual institution, the HSG offers programmes in German and English. The Master’s programmes allow
students to attain a greater depth of understanding in theoretical and practical subjects.
Being a school with a strong focus on international outlook, students at HSG are encouraged to enrich their
curriculum with international exchanges. HSG offers a variety of exchange and double degree programmes, an
internationally oriented education, students and faculty from all over the world, as well as a number of worldwide
partner universities.
Technikumstrasse 21
CH - 6048 Horw
Tel: +41 41 349 34 05
Website: www.hslu.ch/international-ea
Website: www.hslu.ch/energy-systems
Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts
School of Engineering and Architecture
19.7%
No. of Students
2,053
9%
Annual Tuition Fees
2,000 CHF
Education and holistic thinking applied to real-life situations – these are the building blocks of the Lucerne
School of Engineering and Architecture, one of the six schools of the University of Applied Sciences and Arts. We
provide our students with scientific tools that they can immediately apply to solve complex problems creatively
and with a sense of individual and social responsibility. As a forward-thinking University, we emphasize learning
new technologies that are expected to have relevance in the near future. Students are involved in research
and development projects with partner companies. After their bachelor’s degree, graduates can continue
their studies and pursue a master’s degree on the campus or at another university anywhere in the world.
Alternatively, students can enter the workforce as a sought-after engineer or architect.
The University provides an intimate study atmosphere while offering all the advantages of a large and diverse
institution, including a comprehensive sports and recreation program. Our school can be reached conveniently
by public transportation, bike, or car. Situated near Lucerne and on Lake Lucerne, locally known as the
Vierwaldstättersee, the University is nestled in one of Switzerland’s most beautiful landscapes.
The school stimulates a close collaboration between students, professors, researchers and external
entrepreneurs through various projects during the course of studies. The outcome of this collaboration is a
key success factor for the practical and scientific education of the students and for industrial partners. These
interactions give rise to innovation from industry and also in the school’s different centres of excellence such as
the Testing Laboratory for Building Technology, Thermal Energy Systems and Process Engineering, Innovation
in Intelligent Multimedia Sensor Networks and Typology and Planning in Architecture.
Join us because vision requires action and passion!
Teaching Areas
Teaching Areas
At HSG, teaching and research is carried out by five schools: School of Management, School of Finance, School
of Economics and Political Science, Law School, School of Humanities and Social Sciences.
Programs offered entirely in English:
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BSc in Energy Systems Engineering
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Master of Arts in Architecture
St.Gallen Institute of Management in Asia
The University of St.Gallen has a long record of activities and connections in Singapore and concentrates its
Asia-related academic activities at its own local subsidiary – the St.Gallen Institute of Management in Asia (SGIHSG). The SGI conducts research, offers teaching, and provides services in Singapore. The main research
initiatives focus on the areas of wealth management, business innovation, intercultural competence, and service
excellence. In addition, the SGI closely collaborates with local universities and allows students from St.Gallen
to spend part of their academic career in Singapore.
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Selected Modules are offered in english in all the following Degree Programs:
-Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
-Bachelor of Arts in Architecture
-Bachelor of Science in Business Engineering
-Bachelor of Arts in Interior Architecture
-Bachelor of Science in Medical Engineering
-Bachelor of Science in Building Technology
-Master of Science in Engineering
-Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
-Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
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Chemin du Musée 4
CH - 1700 Fribourg
International Office
Tel:
+41 26 429 63 44
Email:
[email protected]
Website: www.heg-fr.ch
School of Management Fribourg
HAUTE ÉCOLE DE GESTION
HOCHSCHULE FÜR WIRTSCHAFT
SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
Facts and Figures :
Fribourg
Freiburg
CREATE YOUR FUTURE
Founded in 1991, the School of Management Fribourg (HEG-FR)
BOLOGNA PROGRAM
Bachelor of Science Business Administration
(Mono-, Bi- & Tri-lingual options)
has developed significantly over the years. Progress can be seen
Master of Science in Business Administration
in the scope of our training programs (Bachelor degree, Master’s
(Major in Entrepreneurship and Innovation)
degree, and executive education). It is also visible in the growing
EXECUTIVE PROGRAM
number of students and staff.
Executive Master in Integrated Management
The School of Management Fribourg is a leader in the area of
continuous training — it enjoys a privileged partnership with the
State of Fribourg, offering its employees advanced training. The
HEG-FR has also offered postgraduate courses for many years to
executives in the private sector.
Switzerland (HES-SO), it is the only School of management in
Switzerland to offer a Bachelor‘s degree in business with a
trilingual study option (FR/DE/EN).
The school is also renowned for its Master‘s degree in
49%
10%
Founded in 1991, the School of Management Fribourg (HEG-FR) has developed significantly over the years.
Progress can be seen in the scope of our training programs (Bachelor degree, Master’s degree, and executive
education). It is also visible in the growing number of students and staff. Considerable developments have taken
place in applied research activities and joint projects with businesses and other organizations.
Graduates from the HEG-FR are extremely attractive to employers due to their extensive range of competences
and their pragmatic approach to problem-solving, and they have the opportunity to actively pursue their chosen
professional career. Additionally, by undertaking bilingual or trilingual training, they significantly increase their
integration potential within the employment market. Thanks to established partnerships with regional, national
and international companies, as well as administrations and organizations, the students enjoy a rich network
that will be beneficial to them in the future.
Teaching Areas
Certificate of Advanced Studies
E-commerce Training
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
EMBA Leadership & Innovation
This course takes three years to complete on a full-time basis or four years through part-time day release.
Students at the School of Management Fribourg have the opportunity to pursue a French and German bilingual
(FR/DE) or trilingual (FR/DE/EN) course. The students build up basic knowledge and develop competences in
the different fields associated with business management.
Entrepreneurship & Innovation
Master of Science in Business Administration (Major in Entrepreneurship & Innovation)
Financial Management and Entrepreneurship & Innovation
The programme lasts two years through part-time day release and includes bilingual and trilingual options. The
aim of this course is to develop an individual's faculties conducive to an innovative mind-set within private or
public organizations, and also to cultivate entrepreneurship.
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM
entrepreneurship, which optimally combines a scientific basis
Diploma in Financial Management
with specific applications — a partnership that characterises the
Immersion Program
schools of management.
1991
Female Students
800
Bachelor 1,200 CHF
EMBA 27,000 (for 2 year course)
In accordance with the principles of the Bologna Agreement (an effort to align education within Europe), our
business administration education is split into two cycles. A Bachelor degree marks the completion of the first
cycle, and a Master’s degree the second cycle in higher education studies.
MAS in Marketing Management
SUMMER SCHOOL
Affiliated with the University of Applied Sciences Western
Established
No. of Students
Annual Tuition Fees
Master 1,500 CHF
Check out our extensive offer www.heg-fr.ch or www.entrepreneurshipinstitute.ch
Chemin du Musée 4
CH-1700 Fribourg
T +41 26 429 63 56
F +41 26 429 63 75
E [email protected]
W www.hsw-fr.ch
15
Riggenbachstrasse 16
CH - 4600 Olten
SUPSI Study Advisory Service, Via Pobiette 11,
6928 Manno
Tel:
+41 62 957 22 32
Email:
[email protected]
Website: www.fhnw.ch
Tel:
+41 58 666 60 25
Email:
orientamento@supsi
Website: www.supsi.ch
University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern
Switzerland (FHNW)
University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern
Switzerland (SUPSI)
Facts and Figures :
Established
No. of Students
Annual Tuition Fees
2006
Female Students
9,000
Swiss and EU students 1,400 CHF
Others 11,400 CHF
50%
20%
The University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW) is one of eight state-accredited
universities of applied sciences in Switzerland. All of its nine schools meet the federal requirements and they
offer:
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Degree-level programmes of study
Continuing education (Diplomas of Advanced Studies, Certificates of Advanced Studies)
Application-oriented research and development
Services to third-parties
Collaboration with other schools of higher education/research facilities in Switzerland and abroad Highereducation experts in Switzerland and abroad have attested to the FHNW’s high degree of professionalism
and quality by means of quality-assurance peer reviews.
Teaching Areas
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Business
Engineering
Life Sciences
Applied Psychology
Social Work
Teacher Training
Architecture
Art and Design
Music
Facts and Figures :
1997
Female Students
45%
4,178
36%
3,200 – 5,300 CHF (depending on course)
Master 2,400 – 3,500 CHF (depending on course)
The University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland (SUPSI) is one of the nine professional
universities recognised by the Swiss Confederation. Founded under federal law, SUPSI offers more than 30
Bachelor's Degree and Master's Degree courses. This year SUPSI counts 3,507 Bachelor, 671 Master and 6,750
Continuing Education students. The four fields of activities are: First level University Degree Courses, Continuing
Education, Research and Services. Great care is given to research, carried out in key sectors on competitively
acquired projects with large European and national agencies or mandated by organisations and institutions.
Drawing inspiration from our guiding values of concreteness, originality, multidisciplinarity, partnership, innovation,
territoriality and internationality, our Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes have been designed with the aim of
combining cutting edge technical-scientific methods with a practical and professional approach, leading to an
internationally recognised university degree. In direct contact with the teaching staff, which consists of professorsresearchers and professionals who conduct established activities outside the university, problems and situations
are tackled in their context, adopting methodologies resembling those to be found after graduation. In order to meet
the growing need for balance between study requirements and work or other commitments, courses are, whenever
possible, also conducted in parallel with professional activity, or in flexibility format.
Since its foundation, SUPSI has completed numerous research projects related mainly to the scientific areas
covered by its didactic programmes. Research is conducted in key sectors by means of projects won in competitions
held by major European and National Agencies, or commissioned by companies and/or institutions. The great
number of applied research projects conducted allows SUPSI to contribute directly to the economic and social
development of the region.
Teaching Areas
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Established
No. of Students
Annual Tuition Fees
Degree courses in Architecture and Construction, Design, Teacher Training, Health, Business
Management, Social Work, Music and Theatre, Engineering and Information Technologies
Research Areas in Constructed Environment; Natural Resources and Safety; Civil, Industrial and Urban
Energy Systems; Innovative Products and Processes; Global markets, Innovative Business Models and
Sustainable Economic Development; Intelligent Systems for Understanding and Communications; Social
Systems and Public Health; Artistic Activities: the role of the arts in the lives and wellbeing of the people
and the local area.
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Reference chart of hospitality schools
Airolo, Tremola, Ticino
School
Duration
of Masters
Degree
Year Est
1928
900
IELT 5.0 - 6.0
or equiv.
3
18-24
1982
2,000
61/79 iBT
3
12-18
1991
600
TOEFL 5.0
3
44
1893
2,300
80-100 iBT
IELTS 6-7
4
16
1962
1,619
500 PBT
3.5
12
1990
250
450 TOEFL, 5
IELTS
4
12
1985
1,341
61 iBT
3
12
1991
400
525 TOEFL,
5.5 IELTS
4
12
1954
1,324
500 PBT
4
12
1984
467
61 iBT
3
10
1991
2,200
62 iBT
3
10
1966
350
453 TOEFL,
5.5 IELTS, 605
TOEIC
3-4
-
TOEFL Score
Hotel
Tourism
Culinary
Programme Programme Programme
Years
to reach
Bachelor
Degree
No.
students
Agent
/ Rep
Office
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Route de Cojonnex 18
CH - 1000 Lausanne
Hauptstrasse 12
CH-7062 Passugg
Tel: +41 21 785 11 11
Website:www.ehl.edu
Tel: +41 81 255 11 11
Email: admissions@ .ch
Website:www.ssth.ch
Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne
Swiss School of Tourism and Hospitality
No. of Students
Annual Tuition Fees
Facts and Figures : 1893 Female Students
59%
2,300
65%
Bachelor: (non-Swiss) 26,200 CHF / (Swiss) 5,600 CHF
EMBA: 49,970 CHF
MSc: 57,300 CHF (16 months)
Established in 1893, the Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne (EHL) is the first hotel school in the world. Today, it trains
and develops the next generation of leaders and managers for the international hospitality industry. Its diverse
student body comprises 2,300 students from more than 90 different nationalities.
EHL is the first hospitality management school worldwide with double accreditation at a university level. Firstly,
it is officially recognized by the Swiss authorities as part of the University of Applied Sciences of Western
Switzerland (HES-SO). It is also accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC),
Commission on Institutions of Higher Education, in the United States.
Programs offered at EHL include the Bachelor of Science in International Hospitality Management, the Executive
MBA (EMBA) in Hospitality Administration and the Master of Science (MSc) HES-SO in Global Hospitality
Business.
EHL’s programs lead selected students to a wide range of management careers in the hospitality, leisure and
tourism industry as well as in related fields that utilize hospitality expertise, such as banking, auditing, real
estate, asset and financial management, consulting, marketing, luxury products management, etc. EHL has so
far educated more than 25,000 hospitality industry executives who now make up a prestigious network for every
member of the EHL community in more than 123 countries.
Intakes
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Bachelor program - February and September each year
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EMBA program - September each year
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MSc program - September each year
The most updated information regarding admissions criteria and application deadlines can be found on our
website: www.ehl.edu. Please note that all applications are done online.
Teaching Areas
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Bachelor of Science in International Hospitality Management
Executive MBA in Hospitality Administration
Master of Science HES-SO in Global Hospitality Business
Established
No. of Students
Annual Tuition Fees
60%
350
30%
35,300 CHF (include meals and accommodation)
Celebrating our 50th anniversary this year, Swiss School of Tourism and Hospitality (SSTH) is a member of
the Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne (EHL) Group as well as the Swiss Hotel Association (SHA). SSTH offers the
federally accredited Swiss Professional Degree in Hospitality Management. Additionally, we offer our graduates
a three semester top-up Bachelor of Science Degree in International Hospitality Management following the
curriculum of EHL. SSTH and EHL are the only schools in Switzerland that offer English language hospitality
management top qualifications accredited by the Swiss federal government. With these programs, our vision is
to be the global leaders in professional hospitality education.
Students at SSTH immerse themselves in the renowned Swiss tradition of hospitality in a former spa hotel, with
a focus on luxury and quality. The Swiss Professional Degree is designed for those interested in a program
focused on a hands-on, competency-based experience. With up to two years of Swiss industry experience
incorporated into the program, SSTH graduates are highly sought after hospitality professionals. In a closeknit, international community—many of whom are Swiss and Europeans—top experts in each field guide and
inspire students to success while building their network of colleagues from around the world. SSTH students live
and study in a beautiful boutique hotel in Canton Graubünden, which contains the most tourist destinations in
Switzerland—such as St. Moritz, Laax-Flims, Arosa and Lenzerheide, boasting the most 4 & 5 star hotels and
enjoying a nature-rich lifestyle with many outdoor activities.
SSTH’s accredited Professional Degree demonstrates a mastery in hospitality, which helps our graduates
embark on a successful career path immediately upon graduation. For students wishing to continue into higher
academic studies, the Bachelor of Science in International Hospitality Management is the perfect combination.
This allows SSTH students to achieve two top degrees, the practical competencies of a Professional Degree
combined with the academic qualifications of a BSc, all within 4.5 years!
Since 1966, more than 5,100 students have graduated from SSTH. Additionally, our graduates are also linked to
the EHL alumni network, making it the largest in the world with 30,000 alumni in over 70 chapters covering the
globe. As part of the Swiss Hotel Association family, our students and alumni are also connected with the 3,000+
members of SHA as well. Graduating from SSTH opens the door to a world of opportunities.
For the most up-to-date information regarding SSTH, please visit our website at: www.ssth.ch/en.
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Baselstrasse 57
CH - 6003 Luzern
Hotel Campus Mariental & Panorama
CH - 6174 Luzern
Tel: +41 41 248 70 70
Website: www.bhms.ch
Tel: +41 41 488 11 25
Website:www.htmi.ch
Business and Hotel Management School
Hotel and Tourism Management Institute
50%
No. of Students
900
100%
Annual Tuition Fees 25,000- 28,000 CHF
Located in Lucerne, Switzerland, the Business & Hotel
Management School (BHMS) is the hospitality and
tourism faculty within the Bénédict Education Group.
This world-renowned learning organization educates
over 16,000 students each year and the Faculty of
Hospitality and Tourism is renowned within Europe
for its specialization in hotel management. At BHMS,
a select group of 900 students per year prepare
themselves for the business of hotels and hospitality,
one of the world’s fastest growing markets and career
segments. We offer a range of accredited quality
education programmes for our international students
from over 70 nations. Our students achieve the best
value in terms of an excellent price-quality ratio on the Swiss Hospitality Management education market. All
Diploma and Degree programmes are certified by EduQua and are formally accredited, by the University of
Brighton (UK), the Robert Gordon University (UK), and the City University of Seattle (USA). BHMS is a Suisse
Federal College of Higher Education.
50%
No. of Students
250
100%
Annual Tuition Fees
23,000 - 29,000 CHF per semester
HTMi, Hotel and Tourism Management Institute Switzerland, is located in beautiful Central Switzerland in 2
typically Swiss hotels in the scenic town of Soerenberg with a high quality study environment reflecting the best
qualities of safe, beautiful and rich culture of Swiss life.
Our programmes structure is built on a six months intensive study programme followed by a six month paid
Swiss hospitality internship arranged and guaranteed by BHMS allowing successful students to apply what they
have learned at school in a real Swiss hospitality setting.
Lucerne, where BHMS is located, is the perfect place for any international student preparing for a challenging
global career in hotels, restaurants, tourism, as well as in Marketing, Human Resources and other service
oriented sectors.
Teaching Areas
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BA Degree in Hotel and Hospitality Management or Global Management
3 Years
MBA Degree in Hospitality Management or Global Management
2 Years
Post Graduate Diploma in International Hospitality Business Management
1 Year
Master Degree in International Hospitality Business Management
1 Year
BA Degree in Culinary Arts3 Years
Our Academic programmes are of the highest internationally recognized standards and combine 5 months of
academic studies’ with 5-6 months of an internship in a hotel/ restaurant in Switzerland. Students also work full
time in Switzerland and earn gross salaries of CHF 2,180 – 2,400 Swiss Francs per month.
All graduating students receive assistance through our Centre for Career Management which is connecting
them with leading International Hotel Companies from UK/ USA/ Europe/ Middle East that visit our campus 2
times each year for recruitment. We also offer a select group of students with an International Career Trip once
every intake to a leading destination for hospitality around the world.
HTMi welcomes students from 50 nationalities each year to its center of excellence and provides them with
world class academic and practical exposure. Our International Job placement service also helps open doors
from graduating students into leading positions available worldwide in the hospitality industry.
Our next intake starts August 15th 2016.
Please contact us at [email protected] or browse our website link www.htmi.ch.
Teaching Areas
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3 year BSc (Hons) Degree in International Hotel & Tourism Management awarded by University of Ulster,
UK (Dual Award certification)
1 year Postgraduate Diploma in International Hotel & Tourism Management
1 year Advanced / Postgraduate Diploma in European Baking and Pastry Arts
1 year MSc in Hospitality & Tourism Management awarded by Edinburgh Napier University, UK (Triple
award certification, including MBA & PhD)
1 year MBA in Hospitality Management
1 year MA in Hotel Business Management
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Since 1985, Hotel Institute Montreux (HIM) has forged an
international reputation for its academic programmes that
combine Swiss hospitality values with American business
management skills. Students learn the art of hospitality
management combined with a specialisation in luxury business
management, finance, marketing and human resources. HIM
is located in the lively city of Montreux and is housed in four
former hotel buildings, which have been renovated to provide
cutting-edge accommodation and training facilities.
Swiss Education Group Asia Office
260 Orchard Road | The Heeren #16-01
Singapore 238855
Tel: +65 6735 6500
A World Leading Hospitality Education Network
With around 7,000 students per year, Swiss Education Group is Switzerland’s leading hospitality educator. The Group’s core
educational values are based on the excellence of the Swiss hospitality tradition, focusing on the practical aspects of hotel
management.
The Group’s five schools are spread over seven stunning campuses located in the French and German speaking regions of
Switzerland. With the assets of a strong international reputation and the influence, which the Swiss hotel industry wields in the
world, Swiss Education Group welcomes students from over 114 different nationalities. Students with appropriate academic
qualifications from polytechnics and other institutions may be granted exemptions and can apply for advanced standing.
César Ritz Colleges Switzerland
Facts and Figures :
Established
1982
Female Students
No. of Students
2,000
Annual Tuition Fees 37, 400 CHF
58%
100%
include tuition fees, accommodation and meals
Over the past 30 years, César Ritz Colleges Switzerland
(CRCS) has built a trusted reputation delivering courses
in tourism and hospitality management. CRCS has three
campuses:
• Le Bouveret: Located on the shores of Lake Geneva
• Lucerne: Located in the centre of the world-renowned city
• Brig: The University Centre is situated in the heart of this
German-speaking city
CRCS takes pride in offering an education based on quality
and excellence. The school adopts a student-centred
approach, fostering personal development and business
entrepreneurship.
• Swiss Higher Diploma in Hotel and Tourism Management
• César Ritz Bachelor of International Business in Hotel and
Tourism Management
• Washington State University Bachelor of Arts in Hospitality
Business Management
• Master of Arts in International Business in Hotel and
Tourism Management
• Master of Science in International Hospitality Management
Culinary Arts Academy Switzerland
Facts and Figures :
Established
1991
Female Students
No. of Students
600
Annual Tuition Fees 60,100 CHF
50%
100%
At the heart of the European culinary traditions, the Culinary
Arts Academy Switzerland (CAAS) furnishes students with a
blend of skills and knowledge in gastronomy and the culinary
arts, preparing them for a career in the exciting culinary
industry. The programmes focus on the skills and practices
required in the operation areas of the kitchen combining these
with management courses. The Academy is located within the
César Ritz Colleges campuses in Lucerne and Le Bouveret,
offering students a unique exchange between hospitality
management students.
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Certificate in Swiss Pastry and Chocolate Arts
Swiss Advanced Certificate in Culinary Arts
Swiss Higher Diploma in Culinary Studies
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Culinary Arts
Postgraduate Diploma in Culinary Arts
Master of International Business in Culinary Management
Hotel Institute Montreux
Facts and Figures :
Established
1985
Female Students
No. of Students
1,341
55%
100%
• Swiss Diploma in Hotel Operations Management
• Swiss Higher Diploma in International Hotel Management
• Swiss and American Bachelor Degree: Business
Administration in Hospitality Management
• Postgraduate Diploma in Hospitality Business Management
• Master of International Business in Hospitality Business
Management
Swiss Hotel Management School
Facts and Figures :
Established
1991
Female Students
No. of Students
2,200
50%
100%
Swiss Hotel Management School’s (SHMS) emphasis is on
applied Swiss hospitality expertise combined with international
management competencies. SHMS’ Caux campus is housed
in the historic Caux Palace, one of the first palace hotels in
Switzerland. The Leysin campus is housed in two former
hotels, the Mont-Blanc Palace and the Belvédère, linked by a
private sky train. Surrounded by the Swiss Alps, Leysin offers
students a peaceful atmosphere in which to study and live.
• Swiss Diploma in Hotel Operations Management
• Swiss Higher Diploma
○ International Hospitality Management
○ International Hospitality and Events Management
• Swiss and British Bachelor Degree
○ International Hospitality Management
○ International Hospitality and Events Management
• Postgraduate Diploma
○ Hotel Management
○ Hotel Operations Management
○ Events Management
○ Food and Beverage and Restaurant Management
• Master’s Degree
○ Master of Science in International Hospitality Management
○ Master of International Business and Hotel, Resort and
Spa Management
○ Master of International Business in Food and Beverage and
IHTTI School of Hotel Management
Facts and Figures :
Established
1984
Female Students
No. of Students
467
52%
100%
IHTTI School of Hotel Management’s innovative and inspiring
programme combines studies in hospitality management with
the principles of hotel design, luxury and branding. IHTTI is
based in the picturesque university city of Neuchâtel and the
boutique-style hotel school is housed in a former hotel, which
has been renovated to provide cutting-edge accommodation
and facilities.
• Swiss Certificate in Food and Beverage Studies
• Swiss Diploma in International Hotel Operations
Management
• Swiss Higher Diploma in International Hotel and Design
Management
• Swiss and British Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in
International Hospitality and Design Management
• Postgraduate Diploma in International Hotel and Design
Management
• Master of International Business in Hotel and Design
Management
Restaurant Management
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Route de Glion 111
Singapore Education Counsellor
CH - 1823
Ms Sherlyn Yeo
Glion sur Montreux
Education Counsellor
Tel: + 41 21 989 26 00
+65 6100 9800
[email protected]
Website: www.glion.edu
www.OverseasEducation.sg
Bluche
CH - 3975 Crans-Montana
Glion Institute of Higher Education
Les Roches International School of Hotel Management
53%
No. of Students
1,619
92%
Glion Institute of Higher Education (GIHE) is a private Swiss Institution active in education in the fields of Hospitality,
Tourism, Event, Sport and Entertainment Management. Ranked by industry hiring managers among the top three
hospitality management schools in the world for an international career (TNS, global survey, UK, 2007), GIHE
provides its international student body of over 90 nationalities with an extensive education that combines craftbased learning with managerial studies and professional internships. This well balanced combination of education
and living environment shapes students to become leaders of the future in this vast and fast growing industry.
1954
Female Students
51%
No. of Students
1,324
98%
Annual Tuition Fees
22,000 CHF
Location
Overlooking the Rhône Valley and surrounded by the beautiful Swiss Alps, the campus is located in Bluche, a
charming village, a few minutes drive from the famous resort of Crans-Montana. Our International Students from
more than 85 countries live in comfortable residences on campus or nearby.
Location
GIHE comprises two campuses. Located above the tourist resort of Montreux, the Glion campus offers the most
breathtaking view of Lake Geneva and the French and Swiss Alps. Its friendly and intimate atmosphere caters to
a healthy and modern lifestyle and is the starting point to all undergraduate programmes. The second campus is
situated in Bulle, in the heart of the famous Gruyère region. The university style environment of the Bulle campus
has been conceived for advanced studies.
Accreditation & Programmes
Accredited at university level by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (USA), GIHE offers a
wide range studies from 1 year up to 3.5 years of studies including Diploma, Associate and Bachelor Degrees,
Postgraduate studies as well as a MBA and a Master of Education. The career placement office offers an invaluable
support to Glion students by inviting over 40 international hotel chains, hospitality and tourism, sport and leisure
companies or organisations to interview and recruit graduating students each semester.
Transfer Opportunities
One of the greatest advantages of studying at GIHE is the possibility to transfer to/from affiliated institutions including
our sister campuses in Marbella, Spain, Shanghai China, as well as Blue Mountains in Australia.
Intakes
Intakes are twice a year in January / February or in July / August. Singapore students with relevant diplomas
from local Polytechnics and SHATEC etc. are invited to apply for advanced standing where they may be granted
exemptions up to the final year.
For more information, visit http://www.OverseasEducation.sg
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Tel: +41 21 989 26 00
Website: www.glion.edu
Singapore Education Counsellor
Ms Sherlyn Yeo
Education Counsellor
+65 6100 9800
[email protected]
www.OverseasEducation.sg
Accreditation
Les Roches International School of Hotel Management (Les Roches) is accredited at university level by the New
England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) in the USA.
Academic Programmes
Les Roches offers a wide range of studies from one to four years of studies including the Diploma, Bachelor
Degrees, Postgraduate studies as well as a MBA. Key recruiters of international hotel chains come each
semester to recruit Les Roches graduates and offer them great opportunities for employment. They include
Hilton, InterContinental, Hyatt, Starwood and many other leading companies.
Ranking
Les Roches focuses on educating future leaders in the hospitality industry and is ranked by hiring managers
among the top 3 hotel management schools in the world for an international career (TNS, Global Survey, 2007).
Transfer Opportunities
One of the greatest advantages of studying at Les Roches is the possibility to transfer to/from affiliated institutions
including our sister campuses in Marbella, Spain, Shanghai China, as well as Blue Mountains in Australia.
Intakes
Intakes are twice a year in January/February or in July/August. Singapore students with relevant diplomas from
local Polytechnics and SHATEC etc. are invited to apply for advanced standing where they may be granted
exemptions up to the final year.
For more information, visit http://www.OverseasEducation.sg
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Quai du Seujet 18
CH - 1201 Geneva
Seeacherweg 1
CH-6047 Kastanienbaum Luzern
Tel:
+41 22 779 26 71
Email:
[email protected]
Website: www.euruni.edu
Tel:
+65 8160 5950 / +41 41 349 64 00
Email:
[email protected]
Website: www.imi-luzern.com
EU Business School
Facts and Figures :
Established
No. of Students
Annual Tuition Fees
IMI International Management Institute Switzerland
1973
280
26,800 CHF
Female Students
60%
95%
Accelerate your career with a European University (EU) business degree. EU business degrees offer a
competitive advantage on the international job market by instilling in students a core foundation of business
knowledge.
EU is an internationally-accredited, multi-campus business school. With small, dynamic classes offered in
English, students representing over 100 nationalities study in an international environment.
Business Foundation (BF), Bachelor (BBA), Master (MBA) and Doctor (DBA) of Business Administration
onsite and online programs are offered with majors in Communication & Public Relations; Leisure & Tourism
Management; Finance; Sports Management; Entrepreneurship; E-Business; International Relations, Design
Management, Sustainability Management and Family Business among others.
With main locations in Geneva, Montreux, Munich and Barcelona, EU encourages its students to participate
in inter-campus exchanges as all four main campuses share identical curricula and textbooks.EU also has
a variety of global partnerships and encourages exchanges to other countries including Spain, Switzerland,
Germany, United Kingdom, Russia, Kazakhstan, Taiwan, Malaysia and China.
Ranked in the top 40 business schools in Europe by QS Top MBA and listed in the top 20 business schools in
the world by China Economic Review, EU delivers high quality business education.
Teaching Areas
Business Foundation (BF), Bachelor (BBA), Master (MBA) and Doctor (DBA) of Business Administration
onsite and online programs are offered with majors in Communication & Public Relations; Leisure & Tourism
Management; Finance; Sports Management; Entrepreneurship; E-Business; International Relations, Design
Management, Sustainability Management and Family Business among others.
Facts and Figures :
1991
Female Students
400
Bachelor 22,150 CHF per semester
Master 31,750 CHF per semester
55%
90%
IMI International Management Institute in Switzerland is a unique, private, hospitality school founded in 1991.
Our International Hospitality courses in Hotel, Event and Tourism management at undergraduate level, are all
validated by Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) in the UK.
Our prestigious MBA in International Hospitality Management is also validated by MMU and is designed for
those aiming for senior management positions within the industry. At postgraduate level we also offer our IMI
Luzern MBA which allows you to specialise in Swiss Hotel Management Operations.
We have deliberately remained small, with a maximum of 220 students per semester. This way our students can
be assured of a highly personalised and individual approach to their learning.
All programmes are in English, but you have the option to learn French or German as a second language. A
qualification from is a stamp of excellence on any CV and will ensure that you are top of the pile for those first
important interviews.
Study takes place at our picturesque campus surrounded by the mountains and lakes of Switzerland. Students
are minutes away from the historical city of Luzern with its many shops, cafes, bars and restaurants.
The combination of quality academic teaching, Swiss practical training, excellent industry contacts and
breathtaking scenery are a recipe for success. Our graduates can be found in Senior Management positions all
around the globe. Their success shows that to reach the top it pays to start at the top!
Teaching Areas
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Established
No. of Students
Annual Tuition Fees
Bachelor Programmes in International Hospitality, Tourism & Events Management and Hospitality
Entrepreneurship
Bachelor Programme in International Culinary Arts
Postgraduate Diploma in International Hotel & Events Management
MBA in International Hospitality Management
IMI Luzern MBA in Swiss Hotel Management Operations
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I N T E R N AT I O N A L
CAMPS IN VERBIER
SWITZERLAND
Case Postale 174
CH - 1936 Verbier
Tel:
+41 27 775 35 90
Email:
[email protected]
Website: www.leselfes.com
Les Elfes Verbier
Facts and Figures :
Established
No. of Students
Annual Tuition Fees
1987
5,000
Female Students
50%
70%
Camp fees vary depending on which camp
Please contact us for further information
Since 1987, Les Elfes International in Switzerland has provided children and teenagers from around the world
with holidays that combine the discovery and the practice of new exciting sports and at the same time learning
and perfecting languages. Our privately owned Campus with its two traditional Swiss Alpine chalets, offers
charm and comfort to our young guests. Over the year, Les Elfes welcomes around 5,000 students from all over
the world to its fully supervised camps.
Summer Camp
During our Summer Camps from June to August, students from over 50 different nationalities will be in a fully
international environment attending language classes, outdoor activities, sports and excursions in and around
Switzerland. Les Elfes proposes over 40 exciting outdoor activities, such as rock climbing, mountain biking,
ropes courses, wakeboarding, tubing, paragliding, basketball, hiking, swimming, ice skating, tennis, golf,
horseback riding and many more.
There are three additional programs for three different age groups: Discoverers (7-11 years) Cooking/Arts/
Theatre; Explorers (12-14 years) Leadership Training; Pioneers (15-17 years) Career Orientation Training. New
this summer: Etiquette and Online Awareness Classes. Sessions run from 2-4 weeks in length throughout the
summer months.
Winter Camp
During Winter Camp from the beginning of December to the end of April, Les Elfes offers several sessions,
usually from 1 to 2 weeks in length for boys and girls aged 8 to 18 years. A truly international Skiing- and
Snowboarding experience in the Swiss Alps where young people from all continents come together to explore
the slopes of the 4 Valleys Ski Area and the exclusive resort of Verbier. Our camps combine full days of skiing
and snowboarding with a range of evening activities, excursions, optional language lessons and arts clubs to
make the trip to Switzerland an unforgettable experience.
Verbier, La Tzoumaz and Crans- Montana, Switzerland
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Ski & Snowboard Camps
Spring & Summer Camps
Learning through
Adventure since 1987
Verbier, Switzerland
- Boys & Girls from 7 - 18 years
- Different Age Groups
with adapted programs
- Arrivals from December to August
- Over 60 nationalities every year
- Language Lessons
- Outdoor Sports & Activities
- Excursions
- Arts Clubs (Dance, Acting,
Photography, and more)
- Leadership Training
- Certificates for each camper
T:+41 27 775 35 90 | F:+41 27 775 35 99
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Useful links
General Information on the fair and exhibitors
www.swisseducationfair.org
17 Rue du Bisse
CH-3963 Crans-Montana
Tel:
+41 (0)27 480 3201
Email:
[email protected]
Website: www.leregentcollege.com
General information on Switzerland and the education system including scholarship
opportunities and practical information
www.swissuniversity.ch
Le Régent College
Facts and Figures :
Established
No. of Students
Annual Tuition Fees
2015
33 (first year)
Boarding: 60,000 - 85,000 CHF
Day: 30,000 - 45,000 - 55,000 CHF
82%
Le Régent College opened its Junior School in September 2015 and its Senior School will commence this
September (2016). Boarding and day students are welcome, aged 5-18, and we teach all classes in English,
following the British national curriculum while tailoring our programme to the needs of international students.
We are able to combine the advatanges of a very experienced staff, who have worked in international education
for a number of years, with all the blessings of brand-new purpose built facilities. Our campus is very compact
with the Junior School, Senior School and Sports hall all in close proximity. Situated in a beautiful, safe and
extremely healthy location in the Swiss Alpes with some of the cleanest air in Europe, we are able to provide the
very best environment to our young people. Pastoral care is one of the key ingredients that creates a successful
boarding school and we pride ourselves in developing a warm and friendly atmosphere where all our students
can feel at home.
A high academic level is one of our primary goals, and it is to be noted that we begin separate sciences from
the age of 9 and teach French and Mandarin as compulsory languages. Our school is governed by four School
Principles: Courtesy, Compassion, Creativity, and Courage. It is a school which treats children as individuals,
supports them and expects them to achieve well in all areas of school life.
Crans-Montana is an exceptionally beautiful and well equipped ski resort which is ideal for both students and
parents alike.
The curriculum is taught in English by native English speaking teachers: British National Curriculum, Common
Entrance, (I)GCSEs, IB diploma. Strong emphasis on languages (including French, Italian, German, Spanish,
and Mandarin), sports (including tennis, golf and skiing), outdoor activities, the arts, and community service.
General information on Swiss universities and universities of applied sciences including
admission criteria and programmes in English
www.swissuniversities.ch
Provides an overview of all the degrees offered by each university and university of
applied sciences in all fields of study
www.studyprogrammes.ch
Information on scholarship for international students
www.sbfi.admin.ch
Swiss Hotel School Association ASEH
www.aseh.ch
Swiss Embassy in Singapore
www.eda.admin.ch/singapore
Switzerland Global Enterprise
www.s-ge.com
Switzerland Tourism
www.myswitzerland.com
General information on Switzerland
www.swissinfo.ch / www.swissworld.org
Follow us on:
www.facebook.com/leregentcollege
www.twitter.com/leregentcollege
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Supporting organizations
Organizers
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www.s-ge.com/invest
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