251 Affordable Master's degrees in Switzerland

Those completing the Linguistics course from University of Zurich are familiar with methods of linguistic data acquisition (also under fieldwork conditions), and have acquired knowledge in the automatic processing and statistical analysis of large corpora and databases.

The unique master's program in Sociolinguistics in the German-speaking region offered at the University of Bern is a two-year program devoted to various aspects of the relationship between language and society and their reciprocal influence.

This programme of study in Earth Sciences consists of a joint programme run by the Department of Geosciences at the University of Fribourg and the Institute of Geological Sciences at the University of Bern. 

The MASA program at the University of Bern addresses all the varied aspects of Social Anthropology. The program also focuses on innovative research in both traditional areas, such as kinship, social exchange, religious and ritual practices, ethnicity, material culture and the human-environment relationship, and new fields such as gender studies and the anthropology of climate change.

The course in Psychology at the University of Basel focuses on examining and understanding the experience and behavior of people and their ongoing development in the interplay of biological, social and societal conditions and using this knowledge and the resulting skills constructively in research and application.

The Master in International and European Law programme of University of Geneva follows the Bachelor programme to complete students' basic legal training.

The Master in Neuroscience programme of University of Geneva is a joint programme of the Faculty of Psychology and Education, the Faculty of Medicine and the Faculty of Science. It is managed by the Geneva University Neurocenter (GUN) and focuses on theory, while also introducing students to scientific research and writing.

The Master Chemistry programme of University of Geneva provides advanced training in the areas of analytical chemistry, materials chemistry, mineral chemistry, organic and bio-organic chemistry, and physical chemistry.

The Business and Economics master's degree program at the University of Bern builds on previous knowledge relating to business and economics obtained in a Bachelor’s degree program.

The Master of Science (MSc) in Environmental Sciences offered by University of Lausanne provides not only an adequate scientific grounding, but also an understanding of the fundamental links between the observation, modelling and monitoring of environmental phenomena, as each of these aspects enhances the credibility and quality of the other two. 

The Biology - Paleontology program’s graduates from University of Zurich have skills in scientific research. Their knowledge allows them to understand complex biological systems. They recognize relevant problems in Biology and are able to plan and conduct experiments using a variety of techniques to address these problems.

The goal of the Biology - Plant Sciences course from University of Zurich is to understand the function and evolution of plants at various levels. Focal topics include the development biology of plants, the relationship between plants and their pathogens and the reaction of plants to changing environmental conditions.

The Computer Science, Informatics programme at the University of Basel represents a young science at the interface between mathematics and engineering and science.

The Master of Science in Business Administration - Entrepreneurship (Innovation and Growth) from University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland gives the opportunity to develop the understanding of management they acquired during their Bachelor’s course and specialise in a fast-growing area of competence.

The Master of Science in Business Administration – Business in Eurasia offered at University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland gives the opportunity to develop the understanding of management they acquired during their Bachelor’s course and specialise in a fast-growing area of competence.

Chemistry training at the University of Basel is multifaceted. The basics of chemistry are taught in the bachelor's degree. An initial specialization is possible in the MSc in Chemistry, which can then be deepened in the doctoral program by working on current issues.

The Internet and Society course from University of Zurich provides students with theoretical and empirical in-depth knowledge about the interplay of technical, social, economic, political and cultural features of digital media and online communication in modern societies.

The Economics and Healthcare Management program at the ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences prepares you for demanding positions in hospitals, insurance companies, pharmaceutical companies, and health care associations.

In the Agricultural Sciences program at ETH Zurich - Swiss Federal Institute of Technology students develop expertise in Agricultural Sciences and apply it in a professional environment during an internship.

The Interdisciplinary Brain Sciences course from University of Zurich combines biology, neuroscience and clinical methods.