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Study biology in Switzerland - 24 institutions
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In 2023: 37 IB average, 43 highest point, 100% pass rate
SwitzerlandMontreuxCurrently watching: 10from 31010.00 CHF / year -
In 2024 100% graduates achieved IB Diploma
SwitzerlandGenevaCurrently watching: 9from 27930.00 CHF / year -
School is in top 3 best bilingual boarding schools in French speaking part of Switzerland
SwitzerlandLausanneCurrently watching: 7from 81000.00 CHF / year -
Family based atmosphere at school, study plan is tailored for each student individually
SwitzerlandMontreuxCurrently watching: 9from 21000.00 CHF / term -
Accreditation: Swisslearning; SFPS; International Baccalaureate; ISO; AVEDP; BSA
SwitzerlandLausanneCurrently watching: 7 -
In 2023 an average IB score was 35.2
SwitzerlandMontreuxCurrently watching: 10from 41100.00 CHF / semester -
School is in top 3 best bilingual boarding schools in German speaking part of SwitzerlandSwitzerlandZugCurrently watching: 9from 70400.00 CHF / year
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In 2020 an average IB score made up 34.1
SwitzerlandLuganoCurrently watching: 10from 28000.00 CHF / year -
In 2021 an average IB score was 38
SwitzerlandSt. GallenCurrently watching: 7from 31000.00 CHF / term -
In 2023 a quarter of the IB students gained 34 points or higher
SwitzerlandMontreuxCurrently watching: 7from 5500.00 CHF / 2 weeks
For many years, Switzerland has been ranked first in the ranking of the best countries according to U.S. News. The quality of life in the country is at a high level in all areas: from basic security to education. Switzerland also excels in some rankings of the quality of educational programs, including biology.
The study of biology in Switzerland is top-notch, not only because of the faculty, but also because of the rich natural landscape and its location in the heart of the Alps. Biology students here have the opportunity to learn about biological diversity both in theory and in practice. At the same time, Switzerland is a strong supporter of sustainable development and rational use of resources, which is why most of its universities are committed to supporting sustainability laws.