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While studying for a Bachelor's or Master's (with restrictions) degree at the ETH, enthusiastic, good students have the opportunity to spend one or two semesters at another university and to credit their work towards their study programme at the ETH after consultation with the appropriate professors at the ETH. Prior to embarking on an exchange programme, students are required to produce a study plan that has to be approved by the degree programme student exchange advisor.

All the important information can be found on the Student Exchange Office page of the ETH Zurich.

Possible time frame

Bachelor:

  • 5th and 6th semester

Master:

  • 1st to 3rd semester (for students with ETH Bachelor's degree)
  • Master's Thesis (for all)

Student Exchange Coordinator

Enrico Manna
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Lehre Bau, Umwelt und Geomatik
Stefano-Franscini-Platz 5
8093 Zürich
Switzerland

An internship is not mandatory in the Civil Engineering degree programme. However, students are recommended to acquaint themselves with the practical nature of the work either on a construction site or in a project design office. It is the responsibility of students to find an internship position. More information (available only in German)

Financing of the degree course is essentially a matter for students and their families. However, should the student's own funds prove insufficient, the student can then apply for a scholarship. You can find more information here.

Special scholarship programmes:

The Specialist Group AIV Alumni connects ETH Zurich Civil Engineering graduates in a network regardless of their year of graduation and current profession. The network promotes contact and exchange between former graduates and between former graduates and current students.

The ETH Zurich makes available a comprehensive range of statistical information. More Information

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