Bio and biomedical engineering is an interdisciplinary specialisation that serves as a bridge between engineering, biology and medicine. Biomedical engineering studies ways to improve the diagnostics, therapy, care, rehabilitation and life quality by researching and developing therapeutic devices, equipment, implants, medical imaging devices as well as pharmaceuticals.
Read more about studying Bio & Biomedical EngineeringSwitzerland is a federal Republic in western Europe. It comprises 26 cantons and has four official languages: German (predominant), French, Italian and Romansh. Switzerland is not member of the European Union and has the swiss franc as currency. It is the country with the highest wealth per adult in the world.
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If you've decided to study a Master's degree at a university in Switzerland , you will have to gather the right documents to prove that you fit the university requirements. Provide complete personal information, previous qualifications, financial information, and a personal statement.
You'll be asked to present supporting documents including:
application form;
two passport-size photos;
copy of your identity document;
academic transcript(s) from each university you attended;
Bachelor's diploma;
resume;
receipt of the application fee;
motivation letter.
If a document/statement is not written in English/French/ German a translation may be required, from a recognised translator – confirmed by an official stamp. In some cases, universities may ask for additional documents after you have submitted your application.
To show that you have the right English skills, you'll have to also present an IELTS or TOEFL language certificate. If you don't meet the minimum language scores you will have to improve them by taking an English preparation course.
You can now apply with Studyportals to your university in Switzerland. You can apply whenever you want, and it won't cost you anything. Just select a Master's from the list of our partner universities in Switzerland, fill in your student profile and get contacted by our application counsellor. We’ll then apply on your behalf.
