Bachelor of Science [B.S] (Environmental Sciences)
STEM Course
3 years
Full Time
On Campus
Field of Study:
Ranked #11 out of 1374 by THE Global Ranking 2024
$1,723 /Yr
CHf1,460 /Yr
- The bachelor degree program in Environmental Sciences from ETH Zurich during the first two years students develop fundamental knowledge of the basic principles of mathematics and the natural sciences, complemented by a grounding in environmental law and economics. Building on this disciplinary knowledge, students are then familiarised with environmental systems (atmosphere, hydrosphere and pedosphere) through lectures, exercises, practical sessions and excursions.
- A range of courses in humanities and social sciences are also offered, providing knowledge in these areas and fostering critical thought and reflection.
- In the third year, students may choose from five specialisation subjects. The scientific Bachelor’s thesis, which students complete independently, is another focus of the third year.
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Important Dates
Event | Application Date |
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Application Start Date For 2025 Intake | Dec 1, 2024 |
Application Deadline For 2024 Intake | |
Tuition Fees
Year | 1st Year Fees |
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Tuition Fees | $1723 (CHF 1460) |
Other Expenses
Head | Avg Cost Per Year |
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Rent | $12036 (CHF 10200) |
Meal | $7930 (CHF 6720) |
Books | $1770 (CHF 1500) |
Personal Expenses | $2266 (CHF 1920) |
Total Cost | $24002 (CHF 20340) |
- Compulsory semester fee 74.00 CHF (6789 INR)
- Solidarity Fund for Foreign Students 5.00 CHF (458 INR)
- SOSeth membership (in German) 5.00 CHF ( 458 INR)
- Student Union VSETH membership (in German) 10.00 CHF (917 INR)
- Health Insurance 1320 CHF (1,21,115 INR)
Eligibility & Entry Requirement
- A high school diploma or equivalent qualification.
- Strong grades in mathematics, physics and chemistry
- A certificate of proficiency in German at the C1 level
- International students who do not have a Swiss matriculation certificate must pass the ETH Zurich entrance examination. The examination consists of 4 subjects: mathematics, physics, chemistry, and biology
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