1. A recognized upper secondary school-leaving certificate equivalent to a Swiss Maturité, typically after at least twelve years of primary and secondary education. The certificate must include strong academic performance in subjects such as mathematics and physics, generally at 80% of the maximum grade or higher.

2. Completion of required subjects during secondary education, including mathematics, physics, a modern language, chemistry or biology, history or economics, and other relevant fields.

3. Proficiency in French at least at the B2 level according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, as French is the primary language of instruction.

4. Submission of supporting documents such as a school leaving certificate, high school transcripts, passport copy, English or French proficiency certificates, and application fee payment.

5. Admission is competitive, with selection based on academic grades due to limited places available, especially for candidates from non-Swiss EU/EFTA countries and those holding International Baccalaureate or British A-Levels qualifications.

Requirements may vary for each program. Please visit the program page for specific requirements.