A Quality Higher Education

For any international student, the most important aspect of consideration would be the reputation of any probable university. In this regard, the top-class Swiss higher education system leaves no stones unturned. Offering an innovative environment for students and researchers to express their autonomy while receiving a quality, global-minded education, Swiss universities emphasize quality. A prime example would be that of the Les Roches International School of Hotel Management, which offers students in the hospitality sector, from around the world, an esteemed education.

The Scenic Route

The rich diversity of the country ensures that international students will never tire of exploring their new home. The Swiss themselves seize every opportunity to enjoy Switzerland’s natural beauty. You can join the local population on one of the countless trains, boats, or busses for a tour through one of the world’s most exquisite countries. Any student wishing to indulge in something exciting, relaxing, or even romantic, will definitely not be disappointed.

Adventure Sports

If you love sports, you’re in luck, and if not, you might learn to love them! Many international students report that one of their favorite pastimes while living and studying abroad in Switzerland has been participating in one of the numerous adventure sports. You won't miss out on the opportunity to try them even if you live in a metropolitan city, as sports like hiking, skiing, or biking are just a short trip away. If you’re ready to take it to the next level, however, then test your skills at rock climbing, glacier trekking, or canyoning!

.The Rest of Europe at Your Doorstep

Your student visa makes you eligible to work up to 20 hours per week in a part-time job. The UK also has a guaranteed minimum wage, meaning you could earn a minimum of £118.00 before tax per week to help fund your studies. You can also explore internship opportunities through your university at one of the many globally famous UK-based companies like the BBC, Rolls Royce, or Burberry. One way or another, your resume will look great after completing your international education experience.

A Safe Place to Live

Being one of the safest countries in the world, students can lay to rest any concern they have about their safety while studying abroad. Violent crime is almost non-existent and the risk of petty crimes, such as pickpocketing, is very low compared to other countries. This provides a safe environment for international students exploring Switzerland, who are only required to exercise a minimum amount of discretion.

People as Diverse as the Geography

 The constituent of 26 federal states, with four national languages, it’s evident that the Swiss population is amongst the most diverse in Europe. This enables international students from all over the world to experience Switzerland in all its glory. Whether it be the Swiss Alps or the central plateau, a large city, or somewhere in the countryside, the country caters to everyone's taste!

The Alps

The Alps are truly a sight to behold, its grandeur spanning across eight different countries. It would be a shame to live in Switzerland and not take a trip to the Swiss Alps. Not only can you experience top-notch skiing and other winter sports, but also immerse yourself into a central component of the Swiss national identity. Appreciating the folk art, the alphorn, and yodeling are essential to understanding how the Swiss Alps have influenced the culture at large.

High-Class Cities

If these sports still aren’t your thing—no worries! Switzerland is home to some of the world’s most beautiful and sophisticated urban centers. Whether it’s having a glass of wine at a trendy new hot spot or attending the opening of a new art exhibition, metropolitan life is at its finest in Switzerland’s big cities. Walk the picturesque streets of Zurich’s old town or visit the United Nations’ European headquarters at the Palace of Nations in Geneva. You will fall in love with the city, no matter which one you decide to settle in.

 An International Network

Almost 25% of the Swiss student population consists of international students, as per "Studying in Switzerland". This ensures that new arrivals can make friends and expand their social, as well as professional networks by interacting with other international students. It’s also the perfect way to open your mind to new customs and traditions and even learn a new language!

 Efficiency is Key

The success of the Swiss transportation network is made possible by the Swiss’ penchant for efficiency. It will come as a huge sigh of relief for students who have suffered through massive delays on New York’s or London’s metro that the trains run in a regular, timely fashion. But efficiency is key elsewhere as well. Swiss universities are well-organized. Official documents are timely issued as well. As a result, one can complete migration paperwork, school registration, etc, with minimum hassle.