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Bern — Switzerland🇨🇭 YOUR NEXT CHAPTER IN SWITZERLAND
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Study in Switzerland.

The essentials, in one place.

Use this snapshot to decide whether Switzerland fits your academic goals and resources. Requirements can differ by qualification, institution and application route.

TuitionCHF 1,000 - CHF 3,000
Financial evidenceCHF 21,000+ (Strict checking)
Language requirementsIELTS 7.0
Visa routeApproval from Canton required
Reference snapshot: 2026-10-18. Review dates come from the reference dataset; ScholarsRoad has not independently reverified every entry. Use the official links to confirm current requirements.

From shortlist to application.

Apply to the university and examine its international-entry criteria. Research applicants can investigate the Swiss Government Excellence Scholarship rules and nomination arrangements.

Before you commit
Even where tuition is relatively low, living expenses can be substantial. Build your budget around the actual canton, housing market and financial-evidence requirement.
  1. Identify programmes that accept your qualification. Ask admissions about equivalence if your Pakistani award is not clearly listed.
  2. Read the individual course requirements and deadline. Confirm language evidence, prerequisites and any selection test.
  3. Prepare your academic records, references and personal statement. Follow the institution’s instructions for certified documents.
  4. Submit through the university or its designated national portal. Keep your account, receipts and application number.
  5. After an offer, check the student visa procedure for applicants residing in Pakistan and prepare the required financial evidence.

Explore support for your studies.

Compare the award’s eligibility, coverage and application route. Admission and scholarship applications may have different deadlines.

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Work while you study.

Bachelor'sConditional · 15 hours/week
After 6 months of study: max 15 h/week in term; full-time in breaks
Master'sConditional · 15 hours/week
After 6 months of study: max 15 h/week in term; full-time in breaks
PhDConditional · 15 hours/week
After 6 months of study: max 15 h/week in term; full-time in breaks

After 6 months: 15 h/week in term, full-time in breaks; employer needs a permit

After your qualification

Up to 6 months of residence permit after graduation to look for a matching job

Explore family and post-study pathways ↗

Your preparation checklist.

Track the essentials here, then reconcile this list with the exact university and embassy checklist.

Go directly to the source.

These authority and institution links accompany the reference dataset. They are your starting point for checking the latest rules.