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Admission prerequisites. Admission requirements with non-Swiss matriculation certificate. Up-to-date information on admission requirements (country- and certificate-specific) are published on the website of swissuniversities call_made.
The requirements profiles will help you to estimate your chances of admission in advance. We highly recommend to check the profile before applying.
The basis for admission to the first semester of a Bachelor's degree programme is the Admissions ordinance of ETH Zurich.
How do I apply? Inform yourself in advance about the admission prerequisites for your desired Master’s degree programme and the documents required for your online application.
Admission. Bachelor programme application. Find all the necessary information on the central website of ETH: Application / Registration. Master programme application. The main application period at ETH is November. This application window is highly recommended for all students.
How do I apply? Are you interested in a specialised Master’s programme or a programme, which is not consecutive to your Bachelor’s programme? Find out early about the prerequisites for your desired programme and identify the documents you will need for your application.
Applicants holding other degrees can find information on admission requirements, due dates and the registration procedure on the website of the ETH Zurich. There, also the requirement profile and the documents needed for the application are listed.
Admission requirements. Depending on your Bachelor's degree, different admission requirements apply. D-MTEC specific admission requirements are determined by the MSc MTEC Regulations and its appendix.
Following are the admission requirements for undergraduate admissions at ETH Zurich for all international students: Application Portal: ETH eApply Portal Application Fees: CHF 150 (INR 13,668) Admission Requirements: Recognised Upper Secondary School Leaving Certificate; High school transcripts
May 4, 2021 · There's a condition to getting admitted as an international student on the website, which says "four of the following subjects must have been part of the final three years of schooling: physics, chemistry, biology, computer science, another language, geography, history, economics".
