Study Law in Switzerland: programmes, fees and entry requirements

Switzerland has 17 undergraduate programmes in Law at 12 universities in 10 cities. At public institutions EU students typically pay €2,579 a year (€1,057–€7,068); non-EU students €2,579 a year (€1,057–€7,068).

Always check current information on the official website of the university before you apply.

• Taught in: German (14), French (5)
• Selection: minimum requirements set by each university

All Law programmes in Switzerland

How admission works in Switzerland

There is no cutoff score: each university sets minimum requirements for foreign school-leaving certificates by country (overview at swissuniversities.ch), sometimes with an additional entrance exam or limited places. Medicine has restricted admission with an aptitude test and is as a rule closed to foreign applicants living abroad. Universities of applied sciences usually require a vocational baccalaureate, or a general one plus a year of work experience. A certificate in the language of instruction is required; the level is set by the university.

See also: Study in Switzerland · Law in other countries