ETH Zurich, best University in Europe

ETH Zurich teaches fundamental knowledge and skills at the highest international level to ensure its students are equipped to deal with current and future challenges.

Bachelor's degree studies from ETH Zurich offer you a comprehensive and challenging fundamental education in a technical or scientific field of study.

ETH Zurich offers Bachelor's degree programmes in the following subject areas:

• Architecture and Civil Engineering

• Engineering Sciences

• Natural Sciences and Mathematics

• System-oriented Natural Sciences

• Public Policy (Career Officer)

The study programmes at ETH Zurich provide sound professional knowledge, practical experience and expertise in interdisciplinary cooperation as well as training in social skills and critical thinking. They provide an excellent foundation for your academic or professional career.

The main teaching language in all Bachelor’s degree programmes is German. However, a command of English is indispensable.

ETH Zurich is one of the world’s leading technical and scientific universities. With members from over 100 nations, we offer our students an inspiring, diverse environment.

During your studies you will have the chance to interact with top researchers, address the latest scientific knowledge in your field and apply it in practice.

Take advantage of the range of selections offered in our curricula and shape your studies according to your personal strengths and interests. We count on your personal initiative, and will help you to develop your own projects. Besides imparting knowledge and skills for your future career we will prepare you for the responsibilities you will assume in society as a graduate. For this reason, we lay great weight on the development of cross-disciplinary competences such as critical reflection and argumentation.

The prerequisites for undertaking graduate studies at ETH Zurich are a Bachelor’s degree from an internationally recognised university and excellent grades. Our students immerse themselves independently and enthusiastically in their chosen fields, pursue discussion with peers and faculty, and value cultural and academic diversity.