Key Information for International Applicants to the MSE Profile Geomatics
Welcome to the FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland!
Interested in joining the "Master of Science in Engineering (MSE) - Profile Geomatics" program in Switzerland? This page provides essential information to help international students getting started.
Proficiency in English at level B2 or preferably C1 is required for admission. German is helpful but not required.
The application documents must be submitted in either German or English. Translations from other languages require certification. Original documents should be submitted in addition.
- Students from EU/EFTA countries: CHF 1’000 per semester
- Students from third countries: CHF 5’000 per semester
International students from non-EU/EFTA countries may require a visa and/or residence permit to study in Switzerland. Additionally, you are required by the immigration authorities to submit proof of sufficient financial means for your study period. For more information on visa requirements and application procedures, please check with the Swiss Embassy or Consulate in your country.
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There are no specific MSE bursaries or study grants. General information on scholarships is available on the following website: Grants and Loans | FHNW
Swiss law requires that everyone staying in Switzerland for three months or more has adequate medical and accident insurance. You should ensure you have valid medical coverage before you leave home. For further information see FOPH (Federal Office of Public Health).
FHNW does not provide accommodation assistance. There are numerous options and websites where you can find apartments and shared living spaces. More information at: Accommodation - study in switzerland+
- For autumn/fall semester (semester begins calendar week 38): end of April of the same year
- For spring semester (semester begins calendar week 8): end of October of the previous year
We regularly host information events where prospective students can learn more about the Master of Science in Engineering, profile Geomatics and ask questions. These events are also accessible online for those unable to attend in person. To register for an upcoming information session, please visit the following page: Infoevents Master of Science in Engineering MSE, Profile Geomatics | FHNW