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Study programmes in English at the Swiss Universities of Applied Sciences Introduction The indicated programmes in the list below are taught in English, in German and English (at least 50% in English), in French and English (at least 50% in English), or in Italian and English (at least 50% in English). Not included are the majority of the study programmes which are taught in German, French or Italian only or with less than 50% taught in English. The list of study programmes in English is available at: www.kfh.ch 1 UAS Title of study programme Degree English as language of instruction in % BFH MSc BHF in Life Sciences with specialisation in Applied Agricultural and Forestry MSc 100% Sciences BFH Ma BFH in Theatre with specialisation in Scenic Arts Practice / Performative Arts Ma 50% BFH MSc BFH in Engineering MSc 50% BFH MSc BFH in Biomedical Engineering MSc 80% BFH INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS WEEK: Doing Business in Brazil -- 100% BFH INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS WEEK: Doing Business in China (Shanghai / -- 100% Hongkong) BFH EMBA in International Management EMBA 50% BFH INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS WEEK: Doing Business in Boston/US at Babson -- 100% College BFH Ma BFH in Architecture Ma 100% BFH Master of Engineering BFH in Wood Technology Ma 100% BFH BSc BFH in Business Administration Ba 100% FH KAL EMBA FH Kalaidos with Focus on Applied International Management and Affairs EMBA 100% FH KAL EMBA FH Kalaidos with Focus on International Marketing EMBA 100% FH KAL Doctorate in Business Administration DBA Kalaidos UAS DBA 100% in Cooperation with University of Gloucestershire HSLU BSc in Business Engineering Sustainable Energy Systems BSc 100% HSLU BSc in Business Administration, Major in International Management and BSc 100% Economics HSLU MSc in Business Administration, Major in Tourism MSc 100% HSLU MSc in Business Administration, Major in Business Development and Promotion MSc 100% HSLU Ba in Design Management Ba 100% HSLU CAS International Leadership CAS 90% HSLU Various International Study Weeks CAS/MAS 100% FHO BSc FHO in Tourism BSc 100% FHO MSc FHO in Business Administration, Major in Tourism MSc 100% FHNW MAS FHNW in Advanced Vocal Ensemble Studies (AVES) MAS 100% FHNW MAS FHNW in Graphic Design I and Graphic Design II MAS 100% FHNW Ma FHNW in Visual Communication and Iconic Research Ma 50% FHNW BSc FHNW in Business Administration (International Management) BSc 100% FHNW BSc FHNW in International Business Management (IBM) BSc 33% FHNW MSc FHNW in International Management MSc 100% FHNW MSc FHNW in Business Information Systems MSc 100% FHNW Edinburgh Business School MBA Programme FHNW (Heriot-Watt University) MBA 100% FHNW MSc FHNW in Life Sciences MSc 100% SUPSI MSc SUPSI in Engineering MSc 75% SUPSI MAS SUPSI in Interaction Design MAS 100% SUPSI MAS SUPSI in Sustainable Pharmaceutical Operations & Engineering MAS 100% HES-SO BSc HES-SO in Hospitality Management BSc 100% HES-SO BSc HES-SO in Business Administration, Major in International Management BSc 100% HES-SO BSc HES-SO in Tourism BSc 100% HES-SO MSc HES-SO in Business Administration, Major in Entrepreneurship MSc 75% HES-SO MSc HES-SO in Life Sciences MSc 100% HES-SO MAS HES-SO in Nano- and Micro Technology MAS 100% HES-SO EMBA HES-SO in Hospitality Administration EMBA 100% HES-SO Ma HES-SO in Design MA 75% HES-SO MAS HES-SO in Design and Luxury Goods Industry MAS 75% ZFH Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with Specialisation in General BSc 90% Management UAS Zurich ZFH Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with Specialisation in Banking BSc 90% and Finance UAS Zurich ZFH Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with Specialisation in BSc 100% International Management UAS Zurich ZFH EMBA ZFH in International Business EMBA 100% ZFH International EMBA ZFH IEMBA 100% ZFH MSc ZFH in Life Sciences MSc 70% ZFH MSc ZFH in Facility Management MSc 100% ZFH CAS International Communication, ZHAW CAS 100% in cooperation with Columbia University, New York ZFH European Master of Science in Occupational Therapy MSc 100% ZFH Ma ZFH in Music Pedagogy Ma 30% ZFH Ma ZFH in Music Performance Ma 30% ZFH Ma ZFH in Specialized Music Performance Ma 30% ZFH Ma ZFH in Composition/Theory Ma 30% ZFH MAS ZFH in Scenograpy MAS 50% ZFH MAS ZFH in Curating MAS 100% 2 Abbreviations BFH Bern University of Applied Sciences (www.bfh.ch) FH KAL Kalaidos University of Applied Sciences Switzerland (www.kalaidos-fh.ch) FHNW University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland (www.fhnw.ch) FHO University of Applied Sciences Eastern Switzerland (www.fho.ch) HES-SO University of Applied Sciences Western Switzerland (www.hes-so.ch) HSLU Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (www.hslu.ch) SUPSI University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland (www.supsi.ch) ZFH Zurich University of Applied Sciences (www.zfh.ch) Ba, BSc Bachelor’s degree (regular programmes) Ma, MSc Master’s degree (regular programmes) CAS Certificate of Advanced Studies (further education) MAS Master of Advanced Studies degree (further education) EMBA Executive Master of Business Administration (further education) 3 Contents Bern University of Applied Sciences 7 MSc BFH in Life Sciences with specialisation in Applied Agricultural and Forestry Sciences 7 Ma BFH in Theatre with specialisation in Scenic Arts Practice / Performative Arts 8 MSc BFH in Engineering 9 MSc in Biomedical Engineering 10 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS WEEK: Doing Business in Brazil in cooperation with Babson College, Boston 11 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS WEEK: Doing Business in China (Shanghai / Hongkong) 12 EMBA in International Management 13 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS WEEK: Doing Business in Boston/US at Babson College 14 Ma BFH in Architecture 15 Master of Engineering BFH in Wood Technology 16 BSc BFH in Business Administration 17 Kalaidos University of Applied Sciences 18 EMBA FH Kalaidos with Focus on Applied International Management and Affairs 18 EMBA FH Kalaidos with Focus on International Marketing 19 Doctorate in Business Administration DBA Kalaidos UAS in Cooperation with University of Gloucestershire 20 Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts 21 BSc in Business Engineering Sustainable Energy Systems 21 BSc in Business Administration, Major in International Management and Economics 22 MSc HSLU in Business Administration, Major in Tourism 23 MSc in Business Administration, Major in Business Development and Promotion 24 Ba in Design Management 25 CAS International Leadership: Management Across Borders 27 Various International Study Weeks 28 University of Applied Sciences Eastern Switzerland 29 BSc FHO in Tourism 29 MSc FHO in Business Administration, Major in Tourism 31 University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland 33 MAS FHNW in Advanced Vocal Ensemble Studies (AVES) 33 MAS FHNW in Graphic Design I and Graphic Design II 34 Ma FHNW in Visual Communication and Iconic Research 35 BSc FHNW in Business Administration (International Management) 36 5 BSc FHNW in International Business Management (IBM) 37 MSc FHNW in International Management 38 MSc FHNW in Business Information Systems 39 Edinburgh Business School MBA Programme FHNW (Heriot-Watt University) 40 MSc FHNW in Life Sciences 41 University of Applied Sciences of Southern Switzerland 42 MSc SUPSI in Engineering 42 MAS SUPSI in Interaction Design 43 MAS SUPSI in Sustainable Pharmaceutical Operations & Engineering 44 University of Applied Sciences Western Switzerland 45 Bachelor of Science HES-SO in Hospitality Management 45 Bachelor of Science HES-SO in Business Administration, Major in International Management 46 Bachelor of Science HES-SO in Tourism 47 Master of Science HES-SO in Business Administration, Major in Entrepreneurship 48 Master of Science HES-SO in Life Sciences 49 MAS HES-SO in Nano- and Micro Technology 50 EMBA HES-SO in Hospitality Administration 51 Master of Arts HES-SO in Design 52 MAS HES-SO in Design & Luxury Goods Industry 53 Zurich University of Applied Sciences 54 Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a Specialisation in General Management UAS Zurich 54 Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a Specialisation in Banking and Finance UAS Zurich 55 Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a Specialisation in International Management UAS Zurich 56 EMBA ZFH in International Business 57 International EMBA ZFH 58 MSc ZFH in Life Sciences 59 MSc ZFH in Facility Management 60 CAS International Communication, ZHAW in cooperation with Columbia University, New York 61 MSc in Occupational Therapy 62 Ma ZFH in Music Pedagogy 63 Ma ZFH in Music Performance 64 Ma ZFH in Spezialised Music Performance 65 Ma ZFH in Composition/Theory 66 MAS ZFH in Scenography 67 MAS ZFH in Curating 68 6 Bern University of Applied Sciences, www.bfh.ch Bern University of Applied Sciences MSc BFH in Life Sciences with specialisation in Applied Agricultural and Forestry Sciences Title of Study programme: MSc BFH in Life Sciences Course description: Master of Science in Life Sciences – education for research and leadership in agriculture and forestry With its Life Sciences Master`s programme in Applied Agriculture and Forestry Sciences, the School of Agricultural, Forest and Food Sciences offers an extended education at tertiary level which qualifies graduates to undertake scientific work at a university or research institution or to take a leadership position requiring a scientific background. 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