Universities in Switzerland

USI is a public Swiss university offering education and research across several areas, with information about study and events.

The University of Lausanne shares research and community news and information about campus health events.

The University of Neuchâtel offers programs across four faculties, including bachelor's and master's study.

IRIS centralizes University of Lausanne publications, researcher profiles and other institutional research information.

SUPSI offers bachelor's and master's programs and continuing education at a university of applied sciences in Italian-speaking Switzerland.

Based in Lausanne, EPFL identifies education, research and innovation as its three core missions.

Search the University of Geneva's open repository of scientific publications and research outputs.

The University of Bern has eight faculties, about 150 institutes, and nine interdisciplinary competence centers.

The University of Basel describes its history as Switzerland's oldest university and provides information about study and research.

HES-SO includes 28 higher education institutions across seven cantons and offers 44 bachelor's and 27 master's programs in six fields.

The University of Zurich conducts research and offers a broad selection of fields of study.

The University of Fribourg shares university news, including research on neuroscience and learning.

Libra is the institutional repository of the University of Neuchâtel, for preserving and sharing its publications and research.

The University of St. Gallen offers study in management, economics, law, social sciences, international affairs, and computer science.

The University of Geneva publishes university news and information about academic mobility events.

The Geneva Graduate Institute offers master's and PhD programs and shares information about international affairs education.

Zurich University of Applied Sciences works in teaching, research, continuing education and services with a practical focus.

Bern University of Applied Sciences offers 32 bachelor’s and 27 master’s programs alongside applied continuing education.

Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts offers practice-oriented bachelor’s and master’s degrees, research and more than 600 continuing education options.