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The education system in Switzerland is very diverse, because the constitution of Switzerland delegates the authority for the school system mainly to the cantons.Switzerland prides itself on its high standard of publicly - funded education. Most people continue studying after the years of compulsory education, and many take further courses throughout their lives. At the same time, the education system has to deal with new challenges in the face of changes in society and the world.
THE SWISS EDUCATION SYSTEM
Switzerland has a largely decentralised education system. Most decisions on the running of primary and secondary schools are taken at cantonal.
INTURDICTION TO THE SWITZERLAND
- Population ; 7.78 million
- Language ;german, french, italian, other languages.
- Religioun ; Islam, Hinduism, Judasm and other
TOP UNIVERSITIES IN SWITZERLAND
- University of Basle, Berne, Zurich , Lucerne, S. T Jallen and ETHZ ; teaching in German.
- University of Luguno ; teaching in Italian.
- University of Geneva, Laussane, Neuchatel and EPFL teaching in French.
- University of Fribourg teaching in French and German.
HIGHER EDUCATION IN SWITZERLAND
The number of students at Swiss universities is constantly increasing. For foreign students, it is therefore not always possible to be admitted to a university despite the increasing international mobility. In addition , some coureses are so popular that there have occasionally been no places at all.
There are twelle offical higher education establishments in Switzerland as well as anumber of other collegs of higher education .
ADMISSION REQUIRMENTS
Minium student age is 18, with a good knowledge of the language of instruction [either German, French or Italian] candidates should also possess a state- recognized Swiss matriculation certificate of foreign equivalent.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Various scholarships are offered through bilateral agreements between governments and/ or universities.
USEFUL WEBSITES FOR EDUCATION IN SWITZERLAND
- www.shiksha.com/study-switzerland
- http://www.transworldeducation.com/
- http://www.universitieshandbook.com/
- http://www.swissworld.org/



