ETH Zurich University

Ranked 1st globally Earth and Marine Science for 4th for Engineering and Technology, ETH Zurich is one of the world’s most prestigious universities and is renowned for its contribution to Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Established in 1855 as the Federal Polytechnic School, the university is a research pioneer and has produced over 20 Nobel Prize Laureates, including the father of modern physics Albert Einstein. ETH Zurich’s approach is to combine theory with practical application, with a strong mathematical foundation. Students follow an intensive course of academic study and have twice as many lectures as those at other Swiss institutions. However, they are able to work with some of the best scientists, researchers, and stakeholders in Europe to collectively conduct cutting-edge research. The universities 2 campuses are located in Zurich, Switzerland's largest city. Zurich provides a young and vibrant atmosphere to students. They can enjoy a great diversity of cult

Academic Excellence

More than 22,000 students from over 120 countries study at ETH Zurich in areas such as Architecture and Civil Engineering, System- oriented Natural Sciences and Management and Social Sciences. Around 4000 students study at the Doctorate level. Students typically study in German, however English medium programs are delivered at Master’s and Doctorate level. All programs provide students with a solid scientific and mathematical foundation equipping ETH graduates with the knowledge and skills required to impact society in most businesses and organisations, irrespective of their location. ETH Zurich represents excellence in education and is recognised globally.

Rich Campus Life

ETH Zurich has one of the most dynamic student cultures of any technical university in the world. Over 70 student associations organise everything from rocket-building competitions and robotics challenges to theatre productions and jazz ensembles. The annual ETH Week brings together interdisciplinary teams to tackle global challenges. The Academic Sports Association of Zurich (ASVZ) offers students access to more than 120 sports, from rowing on the Limmat to skiing in the Alps. Zurich itself provides a world-class cultural backdrop — opera, jazz festivals, an international film festival, and one of Europe's most vibrant nightlife and restaurant scenes. ETH student teams regularly win international engineering and science competitions, and the university's proximity to global technology and finance companies creates extraordinary internship and career opportunities.