Founded in 1833, The University of Zurich enjoys international renown as a place of education and research counting two thousand lecturers in 140 special institutes which provide the broadest range of subjects and courses available. Zurich’s international reputation is based on groundbreaking research, particularly in molecular biology, brain research and anthropology, and on the work of the University Hospital and Veterinary Hospital.

Since its foundation in 1559 the University of Geneva is one of Europe’s leading universities devoted to research, teaching and dialogue. Its desire to expand its collaboration with partner institutions and broaden its appeal to researchers and students from around the world has made the UNIGE a “globalised university”, a meeting place for academic disciplines and various cultures, and a forum for ideas.

Founded in 1460, the city of Basel is home to the oldest university in Switzerland – the University of Basel. As a modern and attractive centre of teaching, learning, and research situated in the heart of the historic old town it provides committed individuals from all over the world with a strong academic community and an inspiring work environment. The University of Basel has full university status offering degree programmes ranging from Archaeology to Zoology.