Is it good to study in Switzerland for graduate school?

Detailed interpretation of master's degree education in Switzerland. Compared with other countries, Switzerland's master's degree education is relatively open. It does not require students' degree or major, but only requires students to have development potential and meet the school's admission language standards.

Switzerland began to provide high-level education to young people around the world more than 100 years ago. The Master's Program in Hotel and Tourism Management is the "top product" of Swiss higher education. Take the famous Swiss International School of Hotel and Tourism Management as an example. The school's one-year MBA master's degree program uses dynamic simulation teaching methods to keep the school education in line with the development trends of the global hotel, tourism and service industries.

The Master of Business Administration program in Swiss universities is also very famous. It recruits managers who have certain talents, international vision, and are proactive and enterprising. In order to ensure the quality of teaching, some well-known Swiss universities have hired a large number of outstanding professors and business elites, so that students can gain more practical experience and valuable individual guidance, thereby gaining better employment prospects. Judging from the current situation, each graduate has an average of three job opportunities, and the starting salary of a considerable number of graduates reaches US$100,000 per year.

In addition, the Master of Finance course, a traditional education program for studying abroad in Switzerland, is also very distinctive. For example, the master's education program launched by the University of Finance of Geneva, which is recruiting students in China for the first time, is very professional, subdivided into 26 subjects, and recognized by the Swiss federal government.