The University of Lucerne is a young one. Although its roots reach back as far as 1600, it has only been one of Switzerland's twelve universities since 2000.
Most of the study programmes at the University of Lucerne are taught through the medium of German. We currently offer a Masters in Health Sciences which is taught solely through the medium of English.
Once international doctoral students or international researchers are appointed several questions regarding visa regulations, registration or employment may arise. In this section, you will find useful information and links on how you can best assist your academic staff before and on arrival in Switzerland and at the University of Lucerne. Please also consult our Welcome Centre page, which provides assistance with relocation-related questions.
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Learn more about the Global Student Satisfaction AwardsThe University of Lucerne's International Relations Office (IRO) supports the international activities of its members with well-directed information, advice and services. In addition to the services regarding international mobility, the International Relations Office fosters the integration and presence of the University of Lucerne on the international stage and participates in the conceptualisation and implementation of a strategy of internationalisation for the University.
Health insurance is taken out on an individual basis. Adults must take the necessary steps by contacting a health insurance company of their choice. Each insured person pays an individual premium that is not dependent upon income. This premium varies depending upon the insurance provider, the place of residence and the form of insurance cover.
The ALUMNI Organisation at the University of Lucerne represents the interests of its former students. The main aim of the organisation is to promote networking opportunities between former students and to sustain good links with their alma mater. In this way, both former students and the University of Lucerne itself profits.
I think I?ve learnt more here in three months and a half than in three years of career in Spain. The quality of the education and the University is spectacular in my view. We have learnt many interesting things related with education, languages, pedagogy or psychology. I?m so glad of all the things we have done at class. Since I started my university in Girona I hadn?t...
