\n Study In Switzerland <\/h2>\n <\/div>\n [vc_empty_space height=”25px”][vc_gallery type=”flexslider_slide” interval=”3″ images=”1800,1801,1802″ img_size=”full”][vc_column_text]<\/p>\n
Why study in Switzerland<\/h3>\n
The birthplace of hospitality<\/strong><\/p>\n
Switzerland\u2019s reputation as the birthplace of\u00a0modern\u00a0hospitality was established over one hundred years ago when the first palace-style hotels were built\u00a0to accommodate a growing number of wealthy tourists.\u00a0The world\u2019s first hospitality management school was established in Switzerland in 1893 and today, graduates of a Swiss curriculum are highly respected for their ability to function and manage in the\u00a0workforce. The top hospitality management schools in the world are Swiss, a testament to the country\u2019s long tradition of excellence in hospitality and culinary education and commitment to innovation in today\u2019s dynamic, rapidly evolving world.<\/p>\n
One of the best countries for higher education<\/strong><\/p>\n
Switzerland boasts a very international environment which makes it attractive for students of higher education institutions. Students interact with people from all over the world, while gaining exposure to the local language (Switzerland has four national languages) and culture.<\/p>\n
Explore beautiful Switzerland<\/strong><\/p>\n
Switzerland is an ideal location for students to combine higher education with a variety of lifestyle options. Ski or hike in the Swiss Alps, explore beautiful towns, discover exquisite wines and local cuisine, immerse yourself in local culture, practice a new language (German or French), Switzerland offers endless possibilities!<\/p>\n
Switzerland\u2019s mountains, valleys, lakes,\u00a0and glaciers,\u00a0offer students year-round opportunities for outdoor activities, such as mountain biking,\u00a0river rafting,\u00a0sailing,\u00a0water-skiing,\u00a0golf,\u00a0horseback riding, and\u00a0paragliding.\u00a0With nearly 200 winter sports resorts across the country, there are also plenty of activities to keep you busy in the winter,\u00a0such as\u00a0skiing, tobogganing, skating, hockey, ice climbing, and mountaineering.<\/p>\n
Switzerland offers an extensive range of sporting and cultural activities.\u00a0World-renowned exhibitions such as the Geneva\u00a0International Motor\u00a0Show and\u00a0musical events such as the Montreux Jazz Festival,\u00a0take place throughout the year satisfying all tastes.<\/p>\n
High living standard<\/strong><\/p>\n
On an overall scale, the average cost for basic items in Swiss urban communities is not modest; in any case, the personal satisfaction is correspondingly high. In a worldwide nature of living correlation of 350 urban areas, Zurich and Geneva positioned second and third, while Bern, Switzerland’s capital, positioned ninth.<\/p>\n
General Life of a Student in Switzerland<\/strong><\/p>\n
One may request that how is it be a foreigner between Swiss individuals. This thought is in reality out of degree as, from one perspective, Swiss individuals use to travel a lot and experience an extensive variety of societies and, on the other, there is an incredible number of foreigners officially living in Switzerland who makes regular daily life enjoyable. They are all friendly and open. This sentiment social closeness is at its most in student residences, where resident and exchange students meet up and have cooking evenings, costume parties or even specially appointed occasions which associate everybody.<\/p>\n
Working after graduation in Switzerland<\/strong><\/p>\n
To discover employment, foreign nationals who have earned a Swiss college-level diploma will be qualified for remain in Switzerland for six more months from the time of finishing their education or postgraduate studies. The individuals who are successful in securing employment will be issued a work permit, gave the prospective position includes a movement of specific logical or monetary significance.<\/p>\n
Population<\/b>:\u00a08.6 million people live in Switzerland (2021)<\/li>\n
Capital<\/b>:\u00a0Bern with about 500,000 inhabitants.<\/li>\n
Official Name<\/b>:\u00a0Swiss Confederation. From \u201cConfoederatio Helvetica\u201d in Latin, which means Swiss Confederation, thus the country code\u00a0abbreviation is CH.<\/li>\n
Government<\/b>: Federal republic with 26 cantons<\/li>\n
Language<\/b>:\u00a0German, French, Italian and Romansh<\/li>\n
Religion<\/b>:\u00a0Most people are Christians (66%)<\/li>\n
National Day<\/b>:\u00a01 August<\/li>\n
Swiss Flag<\/b>: a square flag with a white cross on red background<\/li>\n
National Anthem<\/b>:\u00a0Schweizerpsalm<\/em>\u00a0(Swiss Psalm)<\/li>\n
National Motto<\/b>: “One for all, all for one”<\/li>\n
National Symbols<\/b>: Helvetia (personification), Edelweiss (national flower)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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